Playing catch up with this post and are taking a look at Fanakapan’s most recent London work with the fantastic mural he recently painted on the iconic Village Underground wall in the heart of Shoreditch a couple of weeks back. The piece entitled ‘Powertools, Distraction, Destruction’ is certainly intriguing, depicting a mixture of chrome and […]Read Post ›
Last night in Hoxton saw Ant Carver’s latest solo exhibition ‘Paradise’ open showcasing some twenty canvas works and one large installation work, demonstrating Ant Carver’s distinct style and the range with which he can portray his subjects. Ant Carver’s style is very distinct, comprising the colourful background taking an abstract form, constructed from an elaborate process of being built […]Read Post ›
Last Sunday saw Italian born, but London based, Street Artist Renato Hunto out doing what he does best, namely painting his distinct and colourful signature style abstract characters on this occasion in Maple Road, Penge, for our SprayExhibition20 community project. Originally a Graffiti Writer, Hunto has gone on to develop his own brand of fluid cubist creations infused with […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Russian Street Artist Lora Zombie visit London leaving us with three fantastic works around Brick Lane and Shoreditch, all laid out in a striking painterly style and depicting subjects in her rich grunge aesthetic, setting to infuse a juxtaposition of the ugly and beautiful, the calm and the violent, or even a […]Read Post ›
Last Sunday saw Street Artist Airborne Mark hit Camden Town to add his latest work to London’s streets with his own brand of ‘Origami Riots’ creating what is now the sixth piece in a series of works based upon Emoji’s from social media platforms, placed upon scrunched up paper, allowing Airborne Mark the chance to work […]Read Post ›
It’s always a pleasure to see Street Art in areas that don’t have much of it, and while Soho does have a fair bit of Street Art it doesn’t have many murals. So it was a pleasure to see this fantastic surreal creation from stencil and free-hand artist Sr. X entitled ‘Burn Them All, Bob’, […]Read Post ›
Friday and Saturday saw the feature wall on the side of Nemesis Tattoo in Camden Town which changes every month or so received it’s latest makeover with an excellent collaboration from visiting American Street Artist Elle and London’s very own Fanakapan. Certainly the most interesting work we have seen on this wall for a while […]Read Post ›
A couple of weekends back saw Dan Kitchener in Camden Town to create his latest London mural reworking a spot of his in Hartland Road that was painted a few years back now and certainly makes for an interesting case of seeing how Dan Kitchener’s ‘Liquid Lights’ creations have evolved over the years as he continues […]Read Post ›
Friday and Saturday saw prolific Street Artist Fanakapan hit Pedley Street along Brick Lane to paint the wall of the Kinkao restaurant with his latest and superb piece ‘Drunken Glass Elephants’. This is now the second work from Fanakapan in London with the glass animal as his subject with the last piece being a glass dog held […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend Brick Lane received a visit from Italian Street Art duo Urban Solid who have left by our count some eight installations along and around Brick Lane with a pair of their long-standing and now trademark ‘Audio Surveillance Zone’ pieces dotted along Brick Lane and a few different designs placed around the immediate area. The […]Read Post ›
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