Via: Very Nearly Almost

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.

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.

Ever the canny marketeer, Banksy’s once again been out pounding the streets of the Big Apple to coincide with the launch of his new pop-up store, ‘The Village Pet Store and Charcoal Grill’. Check out a few more of his very timely NY street pieces after the jump.

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Originally seen at the Nuart festival in Norway, Nick Walker has re-created his ‘Coat Of Arms’ piece for the viewing pleasure of his local brethren in Bristol. The piece is situated on the side of Vicenzo’s Pizza on Park Street.

After the jump check the piece out in context.

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Good to see East London’s Cut Up Collective plying their trade in the Big Apple. The collective are over there for the annual Conflux Festival which takes place from Thursday just gone to this coming Sunday.

They’ll be back on home soil for an exhibition alongside Sara Mackillop at some point in November on the Kingsland Road so look out for that. To see other works from the crew check their site out here.

Nice new work from Mr Walker at Nuart. It’s all about trench-coats and the Bristol boy knows it.