High Rise recently launched and celebrated their launch by sponsoring the exciting and colourful artist Insa to paint a large wall in Birmingham. The above video features INSA tackling two sides of the Custard Factory in Birmingham, taking him two days and 60 tins Continue reading
INSA has been busy painting up in Newcastle at the White Walls Project and the above is the biggest and most complex moving piece to date. The piece took 3 days and the wall was painted four times over to Continue reading
Upper Playground and FIFTY24SF Gallery are pleased to announce London-based graffiti, conceptual, and fine artist INSA’s first solo exhibition in San Francisco opening on February 3rd, 2011. “Within the new body of work in MORE, INSA explores themes of aspiration Continue reading
Whilst getting ready for the upcoming show at Fifty24SF, INSA has been out on the streets of San Francisco and put up this great piece on on the corner of Scott and Oak. Source: Arrested Motion
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You’ve seen his eye catching heel pattern adorning walls across London, Europe and even as far afield as LA and Dubai; it’s even been used on cars, trainers, teacups and his own insanely sexy high heel shoe collection. Well now Continue reading
Fetishism graffiti artist, INSA has animated some of his street side artworks with these awesome GIFs. Along with partner in crime, INKIE, the UK landscape has been enlivened by these amazing pieces. Check out INSA’s blog for more of his outlandish endeavors. Continue reading
Inkie returns this Christmas to bring us a whole sack-full of original art works, canvases, prints, toys, sculptures, T-shirts and books from some of Europe’s finest artists. This urban pop up shop is one of it’s kind, and will be found Continue reading
London based artist INSA recently opened a new exhibition in Brighton called “Haters”. The show takes place at Prescription Art Gallery opened on the 22nd October, and runs for three weeks. Prescription have made a series of prints from the exhibition available Continue reading