The festive season is upon which has and always will inspire artistic creativity. While British street artist Moose just created a pretty incredible Christmas scene with only a toothbrush and moss (!) on South Bank wall Moose – see more of Moose aka Paul Curtis Christmas scene, there are many holiday themed street and graffiti artist creations. Scouring … Continue reading 10 awesome Christmas-related street art works
Of all the public art on display at the St Pancras station in London (UK), one piece stands out. I am talking about the bronze statue called The Meeting Place that proudly stands at the south end of the upper-level beneath the station clock. The numbers: 9-metre (29.5 ft) high, 20-tonne (19.7-long-ton; 22.0-short-ton), impressive isn’t it? … Continue reading The Meeting place by Paul Day
I do not know where you guys will be on Saturday but I will be at the ‘Feast In the Fields” ——— Colours of Brazil & the sexy sounds of Bossa Nova. The creators of Feast in the Fields bring to you the flavours & samba beats of our current favourite South American hotspot in … Continue reading Fiesta in the fields
Part of our 3 street art works series you should see today. Dan Kitchener, Lonac and Reka. Dan Kitchener – part of the Urban Culture festival at Southbank centre (London) Lonac – located in Croatia RekaOne – located in East London
Born in Doncaster in the fifties David Lee flew the nest at a young age to set up residence in London, which heralded a new phase in his life, as he discovered London’s burgeoning hippy scene. However, during his early thirties, his love affair with France began with the marriage of his French wife. Inspired by … Continue reading David Lee at Graffik gallery- 'Vive La France’
