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Monthly Archives: September 2008

Nick Walker hits the homelands with 'Coat Of Arms'

Posted on September 30, 2008 by Tom with 1 Comment

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. After the jump check the piece out in context.

Insect print "re-stock" at POW

Posted on September 30, 2008 by Tom with No Comments

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 last they can be picked up in person for the…

Burning Candy at Sartorial Art: competition

Posted on September 30, 2008 by Tom with 3 Comments

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, the team are continuing in their forward-thinking direction. Kicking things…

101ers graffiti exhibition at Visual Imprint

Posted on September 30, 2008 by Tom with 1 Comment

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 to London town. Now consisting of just Ren, Krah, Fors,…

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