The other day Jaimie D’ Cruz, the producer of Banksy’s documentary Exit Through The Gift Shop, and Chris King, the film’s editor, sat down with David Poland of Movie City News for an extended interview that covers a wide range of Continue reading
Concrete Hermit will be presenting Kid Acne’s first London solo show of 2010: ‘When The Smoke Clears’ which will be a collection of new works by Acne, as well as a new line of products, including T-Shirts, a sweatshirt, and Continue reading
Mr Frivolous has popped some new pieces up in and around East London. See if you can spot one and see more of his work here.
The 12th November sees the first solo show from Lokey at the Weapon of Choice Gallery in Bristol. Lokey was born and raised in Bristol. His passion for Graffiti started in the mid 1980’s through a chance meeting in a local park, Continue reading
We’re big fans of ROA here at UKSA so when we heard that Hackney council think that the rabbit on the side of The Premises Studios on Hackney Road is “a blight on the local environment and detrimental to the Continue reading
Opening tomorrow, Cordy House sees Chu teaming up with Mutate Britain to create the 3rd dimension. This looks pretty interesting, so look forward to checking it out. Open every Saturday and Sunday between 2 and 7pm, till 14th November. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5i9YsHOFQL0
Copyright’s solo show is set to open this Friday at The Red Bull Studios in London. “Equal Opposites” is a new body of work from C.R. Thomas and features lots of new large scale canvas work, alongside limited edititons. Hopefully Continue reading
Charlie kindly sent over this new video he did: “Ben Eine was asked to paint a big ANTI ANTI ANTI on to the wall opposite Mother London for the Anti Design Festival, so we commissioned him to come back and Continue reading
Babelgum have the full version of the fantastic “Beautiful Losers” – If you’ve not seen this, watch it, then watch it again. Ok? “Beautiful Losers is an intimate and moving assessment of initially underappreciated yet wildly influential outcasts such as Continue reading
