Here we are taking a look back at the recent addition to Shoreditch from German duo Low Bros, put up whilst they were over for the opening of their exhibition at the near by Stolenspace Gallery. The Low Bros comprise brothers Christoph and Florin Schmidt, formerly active as graffiti writers Qbrk and Nerd. Their work typically […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw Greek Street Artist Ser visit London to paint the iconic Village Underground wall in Holywell Lane, Shoreditch, for the Education Is A Not A Crime campaign which sets to raising awareness of the Iranian Bahai people who are denied the right to higher education by the Iranian government. A pioneer of the Street […]Read Post ›
Last week saw German Street Artist Awer and Cesare Citriniti rework the corridor along Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch, creating a completely immersive experience for those stepping into this flowing and absorbing work. Certainly a great use of the space with this work fusing Awer’s abstract line work and Cesare Citriniti self-dubbed ‘Graffuturism’ to create an immersive whole so full […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Street Artist Ant Carver take to the Shoreditch Art Wall during a quiet lull week in-between the regular rotating adverts. Sadly this work is already gone so all the more reason to share it here with you, especially due to the fact that Ant Carver spent a solid six days painting this set […]Read Post ›
Last week saw stencil-based Street Artist Otto Schade add another fantastic pair of his silhouette design stencils around East London, reworking spots of his that have seen several fresh designs over time from this artist, with one piece in Old Street Shoreditch and the other reworked spot in Princelet Street along Brick Lane. ‘WTF?!’ in Old Street, […]Read Post ›
Well Street Artist Jim Vision has been embarking on whirlwind of activity around London’s East End of late, so much so that everytime we go to write up this post we discover he has painted another fantastic work for us to go and see. So for the purpose of this post we are looking at the […]Read Post ›
Having painted the iconic Village Underground wall last month, a few of weeks back Street Artist Sr. X returned to paint the add space on the front of the Village Underground, visible in Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch. Truly an artist with a style of his own who through his work sets to subvert the norms and traditional […]Read Post ›
A few of weekends back saw Spanish born, but London based Street Artist Sr. X take to the iconic wall of the Village Underground in Shoreditch, one of the hottest painting spots in London. Truly an artist with a style of his own who through his work sets to subvert the norms and traditional ideals with those all […]Read Post ›
It’s a new month and yet again the Jealous Gallery has a new piece on their roof’s feature wall as a part of the ongoing Jealous Rooftop Mural Project, which continues to just go from strength to strength as the months pass. We unfortunately missed January’s feature wall from Andrea Riot, however on this occasion the work […]Read Post ›
When out at the weekend and wandering around Brick Lane and Shoreditch we were delighted to sight amid the recent influx of paste-up works that have bombarded Brick Lane of late a a set of four new paste-up works from Ant Carver, an artist whose portraiture work we have long admired and all the more delighted […]Read Post ›
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