On Saturday, Regents Park Road in Camden Town provided the setting for a delightful ice-cream fueled Street Art production entitled ;Desserts In The Desert’ by Captain Kris, The Real Dill, Lazy Obit & Tony Boy, seemingly willing the warm weather to hit London. Painted next to the lengthy and long-standing work by Kobra, it was […]Read Post ›
Next up in our series of reviews of the last year we are going to take a look back at the year of Street Art and Graffiti in the Nomadic Community Gardens, a recently established space in terms of Street Art, but certainly somewhere that has really offered up a little hub of creativity. Over the last eight […]Read Post ›
Last night saw the opening of the ‘Doing Lines’ group exhibition from Captain Kris, the Real Dill, Tony Boy and Obit at the BSMT Space in Dalston, presenting an exceptionally immersive display of collaborative illustration talent. This exhibit further demonstrates the ever-increasing potential of this newly established gallery, bringing only their third major show and offering a completely different range […]Read Post ›
On Monday evening the much-anticipated Drips & Runs X Tate event finally took place at the prestigious Tate Modern, one of the World’s leading contemporary art institutions. It is fantastic to see that such globally recognized premier institutions are finally beginning to acknowledge the place Street Art & Graffiti deserves in the canon of Modern Art […]Read Post ›
On Thursday night the inaugural exhibition from new pop-up art space BSMT Space opened in Dalston with a group show entitled ‘Underhand’, comprising an impressive number and range of London’s Street Artists, along with a few international talents making an appearance also, curated by Speckles76. Eagerly anticipating seeing how this new gallery would present itself […]Read Post ›
On Saturday, in a week that had brought some seven new works to Camden Town, we were lucky enough to stumble upon The Real Dill and Tony Boy who were working on a collaborative piece, that is full of life, colour and a touch of surrealism. The pair of Street Artists, who both work in […]Read Post ›
Yesterday afternoon a Paint Jam occurred in an undisclosed and rather hidden away location in aid of The Real Dill’s birthday and to celebrate the launch of Volume 2 of the Visual Distraction Zine. There were some fourteen artists at work for the event who all hit out pieces, very much in their own style, just for […]Read Post ›
Well it’s been another month in Camden Town, and again despite the loss of much of it’s Street Art prime locations along the Camden Arches and the former Camden Lock Market, the area has been adorned with many fresh new artworks, predominantly from the superb work of The Real Art Of Street Art. All pieces here […]Read Post ›
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