// January 27th, 2010 // Comments // b-shots
Banksy is the hottest ticket at Sundance this year, and he is not even officially part of the line up! A late addition, the elusive graffiti artist has yet to be spotted around Park City, but his art certainly has.
The celebs and public alike were lined up for hours hoping to see his film debut “Exit Through the Gift Shop” check out the trailer below!
// January 25th, 2010 // Comments // b-shots
Think we spotted a Roa work on Brick Lane…
// January 21st, 2010 // Comments // b-shots
“Woman-Movie” by Jason Ellis
// January 8th, 2010 // Comments // b-shots
Cool stuff–found right near our studios on Portobello Road by Philip Letts himself!
// December 16th, 2009 // Comments // b-shots
Ok I will admit I took these pictures in late October when it was still (relatively) good weather. This Sand Sculpture was spotted on my way to Tate Modern next to the Thames!
// December 9th, 2009 // Comments // b-shots
Nowhere does Graffiti like East London, is it really criminal if it is so beautiful? This was spotted on Bacon St….
// November 27th, 2009 // Comments // b-shots
I think it is safe to say that East London is brimming with cutting edge street art, all you have to do is look around:
These shots were taken on Bethnal Green Road, here is another wall piece from the same street!
// November 20th, 2009 // Comments // b-shots
Check out this ‘graffiti’ we spotted on Portobello Rd! Forget stencils, Urban Art has officially passed into the realm of Fine Art according to this wall piece!
// November 13th, 2009 // Comments // b-shots
Renowned British sculptor Richard Wilson unveiled his latest contemporary work “Square the Block.” The work is located on the northwest exterior of the London School of Economic’s Academic Building on the corner of Kingsway and Sardinia St.
The work was curated by The Contemporary Arts Society. It is over 5 stories tall coming out of the building…Check it out!
Richard Wilson has been nominated for the Turner Prize twice and was awarded the prestigious DAAD residency in Berlin 1992-03. His proposal was selected through an international competition in 2007.
// November 9th, 2009 // Comments // b-shots
We’re really digging French graffiti artist Miss Van’s work who recently had her Lovestrain exhibition at Stolen Space in London. Miss Van is renowned for the coquettish femine figures she calls her dolls or “poupées” and these gorgeous sultry beauties can be spotted around the world.
Sightings of authentic Miss Van originals are rare on the London streets and thus far, sadly, no sightings of new Miss Vans have been recorded. This one from Ladbroke Grove goes back a few years; go underneath the Ladbroke Grove tube bridge, walk on the right hand side going toward Kensal Green, take your first right, and on your left there she marks. Miss Van… in all her glory!
We’d love to see more more of her work on the streets of London – come back soon missy!
