I Could Do That is an experimental project where members of the public are invited to write comments about works of street art in and around East London. QR codes found by selected pieces of street art are connecting mobile phones to corresponding comments pages on the I Could Do That website. This clever idea allows people to interact around a piece or art on the street like they would a video on YouTube.
The people at StreetFest put on another great party this bank holiday weekend. The main stage headlined by Mr Hudson but strong performances from Ty, Reeps 1 and the End of the Weak MCs really got the people going. Outside a hyped crowd gathered around a group of b-boys, also enjoying the sunshine were graffers and artists who worked throughout the day on their pieces. Back inside skaters took turns on a specially constructed half pipe, and around the way, a well stocked street market and cinema. Where else could you have spent your Sunday?
Check out the video for our highlights, photos coming too. Hold tight!
London Miles will be screening New Brow, a feature film presented by Humble Pictures in association with the Shooting Gallery. First hand accounts from the artists, galleries and collectors who started and continue the Pop Surrealism and Low Brow populist art movement.
Street art’s Blu has painted a new wall in Buenos Aires. Only a single wall is shot here but this has been rumoured to be part of another Muto-like animation. The closer you get the more you will see, check out the close-ups. Read more »
Camden has been hit by 4 new pieces by the famously anonymous street artist, Banksy. The one above leaves reminiscence of a classic bit of work by Robbo, which had survived for over 2 decades. Take a look at the others. Read more »
Nope it isn’t another Banksy as many people were quick to assume. This neat stencil actually belongs to Mantis, check his website if you don’t believe us! Find the broken boy and truck between two phoneboxes in Homerton, London. Close up over the jump. Read more »
The Mutate Britain people did it again and most definitely didn’t disappoint. The video highlighting some of the best bits from One Foot in the Grove – complimenting some photographs which can be seen over the jump. Read more »
London’s D*Face talks about how American & NYC culture has been influential to his work, the significance of having his first solo NY show at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery and explains how his work is an assemblage of a personal journey through visual imagery.
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July 31, 2010 9:04 PM | 
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