Following hot on the heels of the Monorex boys’ Selfridges window display, Miss Led, Candy Lo, Sri Mckinnon, Kate Hawkridge and Tasha Whittle strolled up Oxford Street to deliver a piece of work on a more feminine tip. After the jump see the evolution of the piece (pictured).

For more info on Miss Led visit her website here, and her facebook fan page here.

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Grab it here for £175.

After a whirlwind year seeing our man booked for shows all over the world, the view at Hush HQ is that it’s time to take things back to where it all began. So continuing a long-standing relationship with Newcastle’s premier contemporary art outlet, Opus Art, Hush will exhibiting in his first solo show, Desensitised, in Newcastle from November 7 – December 1.

Set to explore subjects that the artist feels have a numbing effect on everyday life in western society, such as porn, gun violence and knife crime, it’s going to be an interesting show and one that many of us can relate to. And we’re not just talking about the porn.

Check some new works from Hush that are sure to feature in the show here.

Image: ‘Candy’, © Hush, courtesy of Opus Art

Nuff said really, get involved.

Following in Banksy’s cherry-picking footsteps, Nick Walker has doled out a nice mural for New Yorkers on 6th and Cooper in East Village.

It’s official, our boys are rocking the city and it’s great to see – gwan.

Pics courtesy of Wiggo.

RT man Teck1 is gearing up for his solo show, Forced Perspective, at the Reebok lounge on Great Eastern Street.

After the jump check out what Teck got up to recently at the second Cans instalment alongside ATG’s Asure.

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He’s been at it again, this time on the iconic tube trains on Great Eastern Street in our very own East End.

You can pick up Jimi’s new prints, When All Else Fails, here. And be sure to keep a look out for his solo show in 2009, no doubt there’s lots in store for that.