We are now posting our last catch up look at something that took place in 2017, but this was something most impressive and has to be shared, albeit somewhat late, namely TRUST.iCON’s “Street Artist” exhibition which saw the artist bring his latest body of works together around the Streets of London. This is the second time this […]Read Post ›
Over the New Years period London was very fortunate to have received a visit from Italian Street Artist Alice Pasquini, who while briefly over took the time to hit up some 7 of her delightful miniature mixed-media works. It was at the beginning of 2016 when Alice Pasquini last painted in London and we have very […]Read Post ›
For the first time since starting the blog it’s been ages since we have seen a spate of fresh works from Street Artist Zabou, though in fairness this has nothing to do with inactivity on Zabou’s part its just she has had a fantastic year painting alla round the globe. So it is with much […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks back saw a flood of activity around Brick Lane with several artists painting in the days leading up to the Moniker Art Fair 2017 which took place last weekend. One of such artists was visiting Belgian Street Artist Jaune who laid out a series of five fantastic miniature stencil scenes which depict […]Read Post ›
Well it’s been a while, but a few weeks back saw saw the arrival in London of Street Artist Banksy’s latest stencil works, and it has unsurprisingly attracted quite a bit of attention. The duo of works both paying homage New York Street Artist pioneer Jean-Michel Basquiat were placed up just around the corner from the […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks back saw London receive a visit from Colombian Street Artist Stinkfish ahead of the opening of his current solo exhibition ‘Portraits in Transit’ at the BSMT Space. Having been some two years since this artist last visited London (covered here), and in spite of preparing his solo show the artist still managed to find […]Read Post ›
It has been a little while since we have seen any fresh London works from Street Artist Otto Schade, however in the last couple of weeks he has made up for that with a fantastic trio of works placed up in close proximity of what remains of Shoreditch’s dying Street Art scene. Otto’s painting styles […]Read Post ›
Last month saw the first visit to London to lay out some works by French stencil artist C215 in some 3-4 years now, so it was an absolute pleasure to wander around Brick Lane and spy the half-a-dozen works C215 left the area with whilst over for his most recent London solo exhibition at the […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks back saw stencil-based Street Artist Dotmasters take to Croydon to paint this fantastic 4 layer half tone portrait of Liz Taylor – constructed from a series of ‘Dots ‘ using the CMYK colour palette (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black) – as used in printing. Certainly interesting to see Dotmasters return to the […]Read Post ›
On Thursday last week stencil-based Street Artist Otto Schade took to Hanbury Street along Brick Lane to add what is now his third work in this street with this excellent addition entitled ‘The CCTV Camera Sign’. Certainly an apt title and an excellent use of the space and in this case the inherent obstacle to […]Read Post ›
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