Street Arts
Look what we spotted this morning! How cute is this huge new mural on Ebor Street in East London. This giant jellyfish / octopus character with a cat perched on it's head, is the work of South American street artist Felipe Yung aka Flip. Flip is part of Famiglia Baglione since 2006 and hails from Vila Mariana in São Paulo. We last saw the artist in London back in March 2011 for his 'Shunga Pop' solo exhibition at The Pure Evil Gallery. We also spotted a number of mini character/tag pieces from the artist around Brick Lane and expect we will be seeing more from the artist over the weekend.
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- Cranio's Sleeping Giant London Mural
South American graffiti/street artist Cranio has been making the most of his time in London and has been painting everything blue! We have already seen number of murals around Shoreditch (covered here) and Brick Lane as well as a number of collaborations...
- Alex Senna's Huge New Mural In East London
The latest South American artist to be invited to London by Pigment London and hit up some walls out East is São Paulo artist Alex Senna. Pigment have been working with emerging Brazilian artists and inviting to them over to Europe...
- Cranio & Mighty Mo London Rooftop Mural
Hookedblog last saw South American graffiti/street artist Cranio in London back in October 2012 when the artist visited the city and painted a number of murals around East London (covered here). The São Paulo artist had teamed up with Zero Cool who...
- Miss Vans, Ciroschu & Pure Evil New London Mural
While we spent our Thursday evening checking out StolenSpace's new gallery space and The White Canvas Project at Beyond Retro it would appear artist's Miss Van and Ciroschu arrived in London and began working on a new collaborative mural...
- Rodrigo Branco Mural In London
There has been a recent wave of South American street artists painting across East London in the last month or so. The increased number is in part the work of newly launched site Pigment London a project run by a duo who aim to showcase and...
Street Arts
Felipe Yung aka 'Flip' New London Mural
Look what we spotted this morning! How cute is this huge new mural on Ebor Street in East London. This giant jellyfish / octopus character with a cat perched on it's head, is the work of South American street artist Felipe Yung aka Flip. Flip is part of Famiglia Baglione since 2006 and hails from Vila Mariana in São Paulo. We last saw the artist in London back in March 2011 for his 'Shunga Pop' solo exhibition at The Pure Evil Gallery. We also spotted a number of mini character/tag pieces from the artist around Brick Lane and expect we will be seeing more from the artist over the weekend.
Follow us on Facebook or Twitter for additional photos and news.
- Cranio's Sleeping Giant London Mural
South American graffiti/street artist Cranio has been making the most of his time in London and has been painting everything blue! We have already seen number of murals around Shoreditch (covered here) and Brick Lane as well as a number of collaborations...
- Alex Senna's Huge New Mural In East London
The latest South American artist to be invited to London by Pigment London and hit up some walls out East is São Paulo artist Alex Senna. Pigment have been working with emerging Brazilian artists and inviting to them over to Europe...
- Cranio & Mighty Mo London Rooftop Mural
Hookedblog last saw South American graffiti/street artist Cranio in London back in October 2012 when the artist visited the city and painted a number of murals around East London (covered here). The São Paulo artist had teamed up with Zero Cool who...
- Miss Vans, Ciroschu & Pure Evil New London Mural
While we spent our Thursday evening checking out StolenSpace's new gallery space and The White Canvas Project at Beyond Retro it would appear artist's Miss Van and Ciroschu arrived in London and began working on a new collaborative mural...
- Rodrigo Branco Mural In London
There has been a recent wave of South American street artists painting across East London in the last month or so. The increased number is in part the work of newly launched site Pigment London a project run by a duo who aim to showcase and...