As release day approaches, London’s ATG and Toomuchposse release this short promo video giving us a rough idea of what we can expect from their upcoming collaboration.
This week we received a first look at a project that should excited UK streetwear fans and graff heads alike. London’s ATG get together with Toomuchposse for a new collection of co-branded apparel.
Yesterday saw the completion of the first series of British artist Insa’s ‘Girls On Bikes’ series, as he released images of the the first set in it’s entirety. Girls On Bikes combines volunteer models, bikes, and large scale Insa artworks around the world in a series of 12 portraits.
At the end of July, Supremebeing kicked off their brand new street art project which see’s the brand hold paint jams and art events with a selection of their favourite artists, and combine them with limited prints on their favourite canvas, the white tee.
UK street art and graffiti magazine VeryNearlyAlmost (VNA) recently roped in a trio of Aussie artists to produce three large murals in an abandoned building on our side of the globe.
In their latest episode, Spine TV take some time to chat to British artist Pure Evil, and talk to him about his thoughts and experiences with London, and about humanity’s craving for darkness.
It’s time again for Bristol’s Weapon of Choice to launch another of it’s Gallery take-overs, this time from the colourful minds of two artists, SPZero76 and Loch Ness.
This past week or so, French artist C215 returned to London for his show at the Signal Gallery with photographer RomanyWG, and couldn’t resist taking to the streets.
Tonight, an interesting new exhibition from infamous East London crew Burning Candy opens at Tony’s Gallery. The show continues the story of the moment that is, the use of a fire extinguisher as a high powered spray can.
This Thursday will see the launch of the annual Summer Group Show, hosted by the folks at the StolenSpace Gallery. This year, expect to see the likes of D*Face, Word To Mother and Shepard Fairey.
Tomorrow, Weapon of Choice Gallery open their doors for the new solo show by Bristol Graffiti veteran Shade One.
The guys at One Trick Pony have just completed a huge mural in London for streetwear giants Stussy, featuring the biggest Stussy script logo ever painted.
The guys at VNA Magazine were kind enough to send us a few copies of their latest issue, featuring an article on world renowned street artist, Shepard Fairey. Here’s a little about what we found inside.
This week, Newcastle’s Unit 44 launch their gallery programme with a collaborative exhibition from Remi/Rough and Stormie Mills, titled ‘Selected Moments’.
For their 15th issue, UK street art magazine VeryNearlyAlmost (or VNA for short) have enlisted the help of Shepard Fairey and his OBEY brand, to make this one something very special.
