Originally seen at the Nuart festival in Norway, Nick Walker has re-created his ‘Coat Of Arms’ piece for the viewing pleasure of his local brethren in Bristol. The piece is situated on the side of Vicenzo’s Pizza on Park Street. Continue reading
Apparently there’s a few of these available for collection from the POW headquarters, so if you missed ‘em and are in the area be sure to swing by. They’re not going to be advertised on the site but while stocks Continue reading
After four successful years in the pleasant surroundings of Notting Hill, Sartorial Art are moving on to bigger (literally) and better things. Choosing to throw their proverbial hats down slap bang in the middle of Kings Cross’ emerging art scene, Continue reading
The 101ers have been doing their thing for tiiiiiime. Originally started in 1995 in Greece by Naze and Kesa they’ve since had an array of artists pass through their stables and in the early years of this century upped sticks Continue reading
These little gems were created while Karborn was squatting in Bristol at the tender age of just 17. Previously thought to be lost, the originals were unexpectedly returned to the artist by his old house mates. The prints come in Continue reading
We headed down to the Ben Frost private view last Thursday and the No Walls Gallery have done a fantastic job with their first show and we expect big things to come from this group and artist. A viewing is Continue reading
This is going up right now as I am typing this and we’ve got a whole host of shots of the amazing work that JR and his team are putting up. He opens his brand new solo shows on 3rd Continue reading
It seems that the main man himself has continued on his tour of America, and this time putting up a huge mural on the corner of Wooster and Grand St. in Soho, New York. There’s a thread over on the Continue reading
Limited to an edition of 50 and priced at £45 these little beauties are a steal. Email The Krah directly with any enquiries here.
Aussie artist Ben Frost’s Crapitalism opens on September 26 at the Dray Walk in the East End, with the private view from 6pm on September 25 (tomorrow). Increasingly known for poking fun at the manipulative techniques and tools of the advertising industry, Continue reading