[imagebrowser id=2] I headed down to Hearn Street in London’s East End tonight to visit the private view of the “Urban Masters’ exhibition at Factory 7 with my friend from work who is part of Da Mental Vaporz. He had Continue reading
Blek Le Rat will introduce his favourite film at the FREE Portobello Film Festival in the Pop Up Cinema under the Westway (same venue as last year’s MuTATE – One Foot in the Grove). The festival also features: Dotmasters, Inkie, Continue reading
Running just over the weekend, Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th, The Brick Lane Gallery will be hosting BLINK. Featured artists include: Banksy, Blek Le Rat, Bortusk Leer, Nick Walker, Labrona, Futura, Arofish, Christopher Ross and Five Four Gallery installations by: Sweet Toof, Continue reading
Download the original attachment Blek Le Rat: Banksy, call me! The godfather of street art would like to collaborate with the elusive Bristol born artist Banksy. Helen Soteriou went to meet the pioneer of the graffiti movement for coffee outside Continue reading
To coincide with the recent exhibition, talks and screenings at the Tate Modern, they’ve released a DVD to celebrate the scene we all know and love. Street Art – Painting the City is a documentary about the scene and is Continue reading
On September 6 Philips de Pury & Company (PP & C), the US based contemporary art, design, jewelry and photography auction house, will present work for sale in London from a selection of the ‘urban art’ scene’s biggest players. Artists involved include Continue reading
To coincide with the Tate Modern talk this Friday we have an interview with one of the pioneers of the stencil scene, Blek Le Rat. It’s an honour to have such a great name involved with the site, and as Continue reading
From 6pm on Tuesday June 17, Dreweatts is holding the first Urban Art sale to be held by a UK regional auctioneer at Village Underground, Shoreditch. As well as hauling together works from all the usual suspects like Banksy, Faile, Continue reading
Went back to the tunnel today after checking out the Street Art at the Tate Modern, and was glad to see that it’s not been defaced too badly When I originally went (on the first day) – the end part Continue reading
