We are playing catch up yet again here with a post on visiting German Street Artist Kevin Kendetzi aka. Sokar Uno who some six or so weeks back left London with an incredible pair of striking works which are both still present to see. Creating representations of human beings in a very classical style of painting fusing partial […]Read Post ›
Just before the weekend South African Street Artist Falko1 hit London and started a campaign of painting what he does best, namely elephants, on this occasion in a trail around Stockwell – of which we spotted some six works totaling seven elephants. Having began painting in 1988 Falko is regarded as an integral dynamic within the creation […]Read Post ›
We are playing catch up yet again here with a fantastic piece of Origami Riots from Airborne Mark in the form of a roaring lion placed up in Penge as part of our ongoing SprayExhibition20 Community Street Art project around the SE20 area some five weeks ago now. Well we have to say firstly we are absolutely […]Read Post ›
Over the first couple of weeks at the beginning of August London was host to visiting Malaysian Graffiti Artist Cloakwork, who whilst over left London with some eight excellent character works – seven of which we have below to share with you. Of himself Cloakwork states that the name derives from how ‘Cloak’ represents the […]Read Post ›
Last week over the course of a couple of days, Street artist Mr Cenz was out in Hanbury Street, Brick Lane, to lay down his latest mural, unsurprisingly one that really is just fantastic. The piece depicts one of his now trademark female portraits created in his distinctive sci-fi and cosmic-fueled styling, seemingly improving with each […]Read Post ›
Last weekend Camden Town 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, initially starting his Graffiti career by writing Letters, he quickly decided to specialize in character work […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up again her with a couple of installation paintings by visiting US artist Dan Witz placed up on his recent visit to London a month or so back. Placing his works on the city’s red telephone boxes, setting to integrate subtly and seamlessly with the public sphere in a manner that will highlight […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks Street Artist Fanakapan has certainly been busy around London and seems to be having some fun painting with and among a number of other artists in the process. So we thought we would share the fantastic results of Fanakapan’s latest additions to London, with a little help from his […]Read Post ›
Indeed we are playing catch up again, but we assure you all these things we are catching up on are worth it. On this occasion we have a post on visiting Canadian Graphic Designer and Street Artist BirdO aka Jerry Rugg who was in England to take part at Upfest and took the time around the […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up again here with a pair of collaborations involving Louis Masai placed up a month or so back now, but were both so good we still wanted to share here. First up we have a work with Brazilian Street Artist Milo Tchais who was visiting London as part of the LATA Festival (covered here) […]Read Post ›
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