Street Arts
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 names in graffiti descended on Nelson Street to create a massive outdoor street art gallery.
The documentary features interviews with some of the street artists involved including Inkie, Tats Cru, El Mac, Nick Walker, Shoe, Xenz, China Mike and Paris. Over the course of a week the street artists used over 13,400 cans of spray paint to create the huge murals, some up to 10 storey's high.
The film was produced by Hurricane Media with the support of Bristol City Council to serve as a lasting legacy to the project.
- Guerilla Art Book Launch
International street artists are currently conquering the art market, with auction houses, collectors and galleries demanding top prices for their work. Guerilla Art is a new book by Sebastian Peiter and Goetz Werner and published by Laurence King. The...
- Graffiti - From Tags To Riches
Graffiti - From Tags to Riches is a short UK Graffiti Documentary, mainly filmed in Bristol with a few bits from London. Features artist such as Inkie, FLX, Paris, Sickboy, Cyclops, Sweet Toof, Tek33 & more via HYB...
- 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...
- Banksy - Bristol Street Art Book
Home Sweet Home is a celebration of Banksy’s street art in his home city of Bristol. This book places him in the context of 3D, John Nation from the Barton Hill Settlement, Inkie, Nick Walker and the other street artists and musicians who were instrumental...
- Xenz @ Workshop In Bristol
If you are in Bristol this evening make sure you head over to Workshop. Tonight will see them present an exhibition by the Bristol Street Artist known as XENZ. His is a tag developed in the early 90s, it means “sense” pronounced zenz. He began painting...
Street Arts
'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 names in graffiti descended on Nelson Street to create a massive outdoor street art gallery.
The documentary features interviews with some of the street artists involved including Inkie, Tats Cru, El Mac, Nick Walker, Shoe, Xenz, China Mike and Paris. Over the course of a week the street artists used over 13,400 cans of spray paint to create the huge murals, some up to 10 storey's high.
The film was produced by Hurricane Media with the support of Bristol City Council to serve as a lasting legacy to the project.
- Guerilla Art Book Launch
International street artists are currently conquering the art market, with auction houses, collectors and galleries demanding top prices for their work. Guerilla Art is a new book by Sebastian Peiter and Goetz Werner and published by Laurence King. The...
- Graffiti - From Tags To Riches
Graffiti - From Tags to Riches is a short UK Graffiti Documentary, mainly filmed in Bristol with a few bits from London. Features artist such as Inkie, FLX, Paris, Sickboy, Cyclops, Sweet Toof, Tek33 & more via HYB...
- 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...
- Banksy - Bristol Street Art Book
Home Sweet Home is a celebration of Banksy’s street art in his home city of Bristol. This book places him in the context of 3D, John Nation from the Barton Hill Settlement, Inkie, Nick Walker and the other street artists and musicians who were instrumental...
- Xenz @ Workshop In Bristol
If you are in Bristol this evening make sure you head over to Workshop. Tonight will see them present an exhibition by the Bristol Street Artist known as XENZ. His is a tag developed in the early 90s, it means “sense” pronounced zenz. He began painting...