One of the if not the only and definitely most known authorised graffiti area in London is living up to the expectations. Artist, loads of them showed love here and keep doing so like the only guy I met that morning who was dropping up what looked like a piece that is worth coming back very soon to check out.
Below are just a few shots of that morning, click here to see the gallery I especially put together for it. Continue reading Leak street tunnel: a giant canvas for street artists
Team Robbo and his crew still seem bitter and have painted over another one of Banksy’s pieces in Camden. This guerilla started when Banksy painted over one of Robbo’s historical throwups – see earlier post here. Team Robbo went back to Regent Street Canal and modified the piece which now seems to imply that Banksy is fishing for ‘street cred’.
One thing to notice in all this is the two different approaches – Banksy paints over while Team Robbo ‘alter’ to suit their means. This is probably the only interesting and entertaining aspect of that whole story because to be honest, there is no need for such non-respect.
See below the Banksy piece – Before and After …
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As well as going to the ‘Born in the streets exhibition’ (see review here), I wondered around the 20th district in Paris where I snapped up the vans below. Art on wheels. Love it. Continue reading Art on wheels – graffiti on vans from Paris
I do not go to Paris very often – fact. Quality not quantity they say, well it was definitely quality this time.
‘Born in the streets’exhibition was one of a those events not to miss if you like street art and especially graffiti. Continue reading Born in the streets – New York city legends
On my way back home a couple of days ago, I spotted these top drawer graffiti.
I could not help but snap them up even though my hands were crying for some warm inside pockets comfort.
Enjoy. And go and see it with your own eyes, it is worth it! Continue reading Top quality graffiti spotted on Great Eastern Street (London)
