Street Arts
2Keen, 3D, Awkward, Banksy, Cheo, China Mike, Filthy Luker, Haka, Inkie, Jeff Row, Jody, Just Another Crew, Kato, KTF, Lokey, Mr.Jago, Mudwig, Nick Walker, Rowdy, Shimz, Sickboy, Soker, Souls On Fire, TNP, TUB, Turoe, Twentieth Century Frescoes, What Collective, Will Barras, The Z-Boys and many more…
Author Felix ‘FLX’ Braun started writing graffiti in the mid-80s and grew up with the Bristol scene painting alongside the likes of Inkie and Nick Walker. He continues to live and paint in the city and has unrivalled access to the artists and their work. Here, they tell their stories in their own words. Most of the pictures in Children of the Can have never before been published and many have been provided from the artists’ sketchbooks and private collections.
The book has been published by Tangents books and is currently on pre-order from their website
- Bristol Street Art
Hookedblog left London for a few days to hit up Bristol for a weekend, to catch among other things the Beau Staton 'Tenebras Lux' exhibition in the city (covered here). In between hanging out at the Crypt of Saint John the Baptist (the exhibition...
- 'see No Evil' - Awesome Bristol Street Art
Check out this short documentary looking at the 'See No Evil' event and the rise of the global street art movement. The 'See No Evil' event took place in Bristol over the summer and saw 72 street artists including some of the biggest...
- Tales From The West Side Exhibition
Also opening in London this evening is Tales From The West Side. This is a group show at Graffik Gallery in West London and is set to feature works from someof Bristol's most influential Graffiti Artists including: CHEO / INKIE / SOKER / SEPR / EPOK...
- Corked Art Show
Urban Angel, a dealer of street and urban art, is set to shake up the World famous Cork Street when they hold their first show on August 14th 2008. The show, which features 19 artists, will have a mix of stencil art, graffiti art and sculpture. Artists...
- The Scrawl Collective Screenprints
The Scrawl Collective website has finally been updated and also gets a long overdue redesign. The new site along with the portfolio section for their artists now features a shop section offering 45 limited edition hand-made screen prints from 9 of the...
Street Arts
Children of the Can Book
2Keen, 3D, Awkward, Banksy, Cheo, China Mike, Filthy Luker, Haka, Inkie, Jeff Row, Jody, Just Another Crew, Kato, KTF, Lokey, Mr.Jago, Mudwig, Nick Walker, Rowdy, Shimz, Sickboy, Soker, Souls On Fire, TNP, TUB, Turoe, Twentieth Century Frescoes, What Collective, Will Barras, The Z-Boys and many more…
Author Felix ‘FLX’ Braun started writing graffiti in the mid-80s and grew up with the Bristol scene painting alongside the likes of Inkie and Nick Walker. He continues to live and paint in the city and has unrivalled access to the artists and their work. Here, they tell their stories in their own words. Most of the pictures in Children of the Can have never before been published and many have been provided from the artists’ sketchbooks and private collections. The book has been published by Tangents books and is currently on pre-order from their website
- Bristol Street Art
Hookedblog left London for a few days to hit up Bristol for a weekend, to catch among other things the Beau Staton 'Tenebras Lux' exhibition in the city (covered here). In between hanging out at the Crypt of Saint John the Baptist (the exhibition...
- 'see No Evil' - Awesome Bristol Street Art
Check out this short documentary looking at the 'See No Evil' event and the rise of the global street art movement. The 'See No Evil' event took place in Bristol over the summer and saw 72 street artists including some of the biggest...
- Tales From The West Side Exhibition
Also opening in London this evening is Tales From The West Side. This is a group show at Graffik Gallery in West London and is set to feature works from someof Bristol's most influential Graffiti Artists including: CHEO / INKIE / SOKER / SEPR / EPOK...
- Corked Art Show
Urban Angel, a dealer of street and urban art, is set to shake up the World famous Cork Street when they hold their first show on August 14th 2008. The show, which features 19 artists, will have a mix of stencil art, graffiti art and sculpture. Artists...
- The Scrawl Collective Screenprints
The Scrawl Collective website has finally been updated and also gets a long overdue redesign. The new site along with the portfolio section for their artists now features a shop section offering 45 limited edition hand-made screen prints from 9 of the...