Kem and Mef are two the best graffiti artists around in the UK right now and they have been heavily into the scene since 1984. They love nothing more than to paint a wall but they have amazing skills when Continue reading
Ian Stevenson’s “Made in Broken Britain” exhibition opened at the beginning of June at The Outsiders in Newcastle. Exploring the self-conciousness of modern life, the show features canvases, drawings and miniature installations in Ian’s signature style. Sculptures of ‘aging superheroes’ Continue reading
D*Face and Smirnoff have teamed up to create a limited edition collectable bottle. Continue reading
Hush has a new show, which opened last week at the Metro Gallery in Melbourne. Entitled ‘Sirens’, the show consists of 13 large pieces, 24 smaller, more experimental as well as wall murals and some hand finished touches to some of the Continue reading
This weekend see’s a very interesting event take place in our capital city, no I don’t mean the royal knees up, im talking about a more riotous occasion, the Seize Art Fare - The world’s ONLY 100% illegal art festival, no fee’s, Continue reading
ATG have headed to the Big Apple for a group show at the Klughaus Gallery as Jamie Brown, Dominic Corry, Will Robson-Scott and Jack Murray partner up to present a body of works. The title of the show, ‘Silverlink’ refers Continue reading
“Fuck You, Pay Me” is a series of baseball bats by Word To Mother which can be seen in his brand new show “Can’t Afford to be Broke” which opened today at the White Walls Gallery in San Francisco. Alongside the Continue reading
Tomorrow, Baku Magazine and Secret Wars are staging a graffiti battle on an egg. Now, some of you may be wondering what on earth that means? Marcelina will take on Hicks as they both lay claim to half of the Continue reading
It’s time to celebrate the one year anniversary of Unit44 in Newcastle as they look back on a year’s worth of top shows. To celebrate, this Thursday sees the guys throw a show at the usual space with artwork from Continue reading
Here’s a video shot and edited by Aaron Shrimpton for the current David Walker show at the Rook & Raven gallery on Rathbone Place in London. A short insight into some of David’s work on display.
