Street Arts
Look what we found over the weekend, a number of new Stabby Women have appeared on the East London streets. The characters are the work of Sheffield based artist Kid Acne and we at Hookedblog love seeing the return of these urban Warriors to our streets. We last saw the artist in London earlier this year when he completed work on the large wall at Village Underground with a huge typographic piece as part of Streetart London's Wall Project. For more on Kid Acne hit up his website here.
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- 'triple Goddess' London Mural By Kid Acne For Jealous Gallery's Rooftop Mural Project
Sheffield based street artist Kid Acne (Previously on Hookedblog) was down in London last week on a flying visit to the city. While he was in town Kid Acne managed to fit a wall in on this visit hooking up with Jealous Gallery in East London to take...
- Kid Acne Standard Practice Show
Sheffield based street artists Kid Acne is currently working on a series of solo print exhibitions to be hosted in Sheffield, London and Los Angeles over the next couple of months. Each show will showcase selected works from the past 15 years of Kid...
- The Rolling People (trp) Mural At Village Underground
Hookedblog swung by the Village Underground wall over the weekend as we had heard that the Stik and Thierry Noir piece was getting a make over and the next group of artists had begun working on a new mural. Progess was well under way on the wall when...
- Kid Acne, Dscreet, Ema & Ghostpatrol
Unfortunatly we were unable to make it to Bristol last weekend for the See No Evil event which saw over 70 graffiti and street artists take to walls in the city. We were however in London which also had it's fair share of visiting artists over that...
- Kid Acne Hits Up East London
Kid Acne, by invisiblemadevisibleWe bumped into Kid Acne on Saturday at StolenSpace Gallery while checking out the awesome Miss Vans Solo Exhibition (blogged here). We were happy to see he has been busy hitting up the East London streets on this visit,...
Street Arts
Kid Acne's Urban Warriors Return to London
Look what we found over the weekend, a number of new Stabby Women have appeared on the East London streets. The characters are the work of Sheffield based artist Kid Acne and we at Hookedblog love seeing the return of these urban Warriors to our streets. We last saw the artist in London earlier this year when he completed work on the large wall at Village Underground with a huge typographic piece as part of Streetart London's Wall Project. For more on Kid Acne hit up his website here.
Follow us on Facebook or Twitter for additional photos and news.
- 'triple Goddess' London Mural By Kid Acne For Jealous Gallery's Rooftop Mural Project
Sheffield based street artist Kid Acne (Previously on Hookedblog) was down in London last week on a flying visit to the city. While he was in town Kid Acne managed to fit a wall in on this visit hooking up with Jealous Gallery in East London to take...
- Kid Acne Standard Practice Show
Sheffield based street artists Kid Acne is currently working on a series of solo print exhibitions to be hosted in Sheffield, London and Los Angeles over the next couple of months. Each show will showcase selected works from the past 15 years of Kid...
- The Rolling People (trp) Mural At Village Underground
Hookedblog swung by the Village Underground wall over the weekend as we had heard that the Stik and Thierry Noir piece was getting a make over and the next group of artists had begun working on a new mural. Progess was well under way on the wall when...
- Kid Acne, Dscreet, Ema & Ghostpatrol
Unfortunatly we were unable to make it to Bristol last weekend for the See No Evil event which saw over 70 graffiti and street artists take to walls in the city. We were however in London which also had it's fair share of visiting artists over that...
- Kid Acne Hits Up East London
Kid Acne, by invisiblemadevisibleWe bumped into Kid Acne on Saturday at StolenSpace Gallery while checking out the awesome Miss Vans Solo Exhibition (blogged here). We were happy to see he has been busy hitting up the East London streets on this visit,...