Street Arts
We previously posted on Hookedblog here about some yarn bombing street work that appeared on the streets of East London two weeks ago. The work was that of American artist Hot + Tea who was in town on route to Berlin. Last week saw the artist return to London and instal some additional yarn street pieces. We caught up with the artist just off Brick Lane as he was installed two new pieces.
This piece on Sclater Street managed to stay up for a week.
You can read more about Yarn Bombing on this blog dedicated to the subject. There is also a book Yarn Bombing — The Art of Crochet and Knit Graffiti
available from Amazon.
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Street Arts
Yarn Bombing — Hot+Tea : Part 02
We previously posted on Hookedblog here about some yarn bombing street work that appeared on the streets of East London two weeks ago. The work was that of American artist Hot + Tea who was in town on route to Berlin. Last week saw the artist return to London and instal some additional yarn street pieces. We caught up with the artist just off Brick Lane as he was installed two new pieces.
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This piece on Sclater Street managed to stay up for a week.
You can read more about Yarn Bombing on this blog dedicated to the subject. There is also a book Yarn Bombing — The Art of Crochet and Knit Graffiti
available from Amazon.Follow us on Facebook or Twitter for additional photos and news.
- Yarn Bombing: The Art Of Crochet And Knit Graffiti - Buy Book Here
On city street corners, around telephone posts, through barbed wire fences, and over abandoned cars, a quiet revolution is brewing. "Knit graffiti" is an international guerrilla movement that started underground and is now embraced by crochet and knitting...
- Stinkfish X Villainaart Yarn Bombing / Pasteup London Collaboration
For those of you following Hookedblog on some of our social channels be it Instagram / Facebook or Twitter you will have seen us sharing various images featuring the work of Mexican born London based artist Villainaart aka Victoria Villasana. The artist...
- Olek Bombs A Black Cab
Earlier last month Hookedblog posted about Polish-born, New York based artist Olek, having stumbled across one of the artist's yarn bombed installations on the street (covered here). We were hoping we would be seeing more from the artist on the streets...
- Olek Hits London With Some Crochet
We bumped into Polish-born, New York based artist Olek on Tuesday afternoon in East London.The yarm bombing guerrilla artist was installing one of signature crochet piece on Sclater Street in East London. The small step ladder has been wrapped...
- Yarn Bombing — Hot+tea London
We spotted some pink yarn tied to some railings, blowing in the wind yesterday and being the curious sort that we are at Hookedblog we crossed the street to have a closer look. The yarn had been woven through the railings and we were just about able...