Over the weekend The Greenhouse Effect Paint Jam took place in the East End, just around the back of Brick Lane at Fleet St Hill, where The Meeting of Styles took place last year. The event was put on in association with LSD Magazine and the 1 Love Community Network. Over the two days a variety of […]Read Post ›
Last night in Shoreditch, at the Rolling Stock bar on Kingsland Road, a mini group show was put on by Street Artists Zina, Thieu & Amara Por Dios as apart of SynchroniCityLondon. With each artist contributing some half a dozen impressive works each, it made for an all round impressive collection as a whole also. […]Read Post ›
New York artist Pyramid Oracle left London this week after some three months of residing in the capital, in which time he left us with many great works to witness, several paintings and many many hand painted paste-ups. We first met Pyramid Oracle when he was painting in Camden Town in the new year (covered […]Read Post ›
Today in Shoreditch, Street Artists Zina, Amara Por Dios & more traditional Graffiti Writer Flesh031 Hit Blackall Street and laid out a portrait each, side by side, and each very much in the artists own distinct styling. Not having really seen much street art from Flesh031 this piece was a great delight to see and it […]Read Post ›
Last week in Shoreditch, Street Artist Jim Vision was out doing what he does best in his local area. He laid out two pieces In Shoreditch, making for a total of three for the week with his work in Brixton for the Save The Arches project. This was followed by a solo wall on Tuesday […]Read Post ›
Trust Icon Genuine Article Street Art Exhibition Around London 2015. In Camden, East End and Notting Hill. 14 works in 14 days.
Over the best part of six days last week and finishing up on Sunday, primarily Canadian based artists The En Masse Project painted the iconic Village Undeground wall in Shoreditch. The very name of the project ‘En Masse’ translates from French to mean ‘as a whole’, which sums up the very ethos of the group. […]Read Post ›
Yesterday Dan Kitchener was back in London yet again, following the two works he put up last week,to lay out a piece with a slightly different twist to his ‘Liquid Lights’ works. As usual with Dan Kitchener it doesn’t disappoint and is now one of the stand out pieces in an area crammed with high quality […]Read Post ›
Prolific stencil street artist Paul ‘Don’ Smith has been at it again recently, where over the last three weeks he has laid out a further five new works, with one in Brick Lane and 4 clustered together in Rivington Street, Shoreditch, on some hoarding that has appeared and Paul ‘Don’ Smith was quick to utilise. […]Read Post ›
The latest addition to the Jealous Gallery roof’s feature wall as a part of the ongoing Jealous Rooftop Mural Project is a work from Shok-1, who paints what he dubs ‘Aerosol X-Ray’ art. Shok-1 uses the many anatomical elements of the human body to transform and create his myriad hybrids of them that distinguish his glowing X-ray compositions, The […]Read Post ›
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