Around the areas of Wood Street and Walthamstow, due to the work of Wood Street Walls, the Street Art is just popping up left, right and centre in an area previously devoid of such treats, and in the process has pulled in some top calibre artists, with one of the latest additions being provided by […]Read Post ›
Over the course of Monday & Tuesday French Street Art legend Thierry Noir painted this large-scale mural in Wallis Road, Hackney Wick ahead of his exhibition ‘Jazz’ set to open tomorrow at the Howard Griffin Gallery. Thierry Noir who is credited in art history as the first artist to start painting large works on the Berlin […]Read Post ›
Whitecross Street is an interesting little street, encompassing the borough of Islington and the City of London, running from Old Street in the north to Silk Street in the south. It is also home to one London’s oldest running markets having been in existence for over 150 years. But for the main purpose of our interests […]Read Post ›
Last Saturday we were fortunate enough to stumble across Airborne Mark at work in Camden Town on his newest work. For this impromptu piece alongside work from Kyle Holbrook, Airborne Mark decided to work with Kyle Holbrook’s colour scheme and used the rather original idea of painting screwed up paper. Not settling for just a […]Read Post ›
Last week London was treated to a visit from Pittsburgh born, Miami based, Street Artist Kyle Holbrook, who laid some three works, with two around the East End and one in Camden Town. All three works are laid out in Kyle Holbrook’s distinctive purple, white and yellow colour scheme and painted entirely by brush. The […]Read Post ›
Last week in Star Yard, Brick Lane, prolific Street Artist Mr Cenz was at work on his newest London work, replacing a piece of his in the same spot, just fancying a change. Mr Cenz stuck to the green colour palette and placed up a letter free work featuring pure sci-fi style portrait of a […]Read Post ›
Over the course of the weekend the newly established Boxpark in Brixton ‘Pop Brixton’ received quite the makeover courtesy of Street Art. Over Saturday and Sunday some seven artists set to paint their large scale works, of which these photos don’t do justice to their size. This newly established structure isn’t permanent and will make way […]Read Post ›
On Saturday Shoreditch was treated to a visit from Akse, a French Street Artist of Vietnamese origins, who has been based in Manchester since 1997. Akse started painting in 1992 and became a member of the P19 Crew in 1993. Although Akseinitially started his Graffiti career by writing Letters, he quickly decided to specialise in character […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks London based, Chilean Street Artist, Otto Schade has continued with his prolific output of stencil based works around London’s East End. It never seems to be too long before Otto Schade is back out on the streets to lay out his newest works, and we don’t doubt it will […]Read Post ›
Last week in London’s East End Typography based Street Artist Ben Eine was busy at work on his freshest work. Eine’s work has been prominent around East London over the years and there are still many of his works, some older than others, to be seen around Shoreditch and Hackney. So it was great to […]Read Post ›
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