Street Arts
Third time lucky and we finally managed to find this piece from Sheffield based artist Phlegm painted a few weeks back. The piece is tucked away just past Old Street Underground station on Old Street heading towards Clerkenwell. The artist has been super busy painting over the summer months and we suggest you check his website to see some of his most recent work including this impressive Graffiti removal machine piece in Sheffield. Also check out the time -lapse video below featuring Phlegm at work last week on two large scale pieces in the West Cork town of Bantry in Ireland.
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- Phlegm Mural On Hanbury Street
Following on from his installation and mini exhibition with the Royal Opera House in London ( covered here) street artist Phlegm has had a busy few weeks working on some large scale murals in Cardiff for this years edition of the Empty...
- Phlegm's Finished London Mural
Hookedblog have brought you some progress shots throughout the week here and here of the huge new mural on the Village Underground wall on Holywell Lane. Sheffield based artist and illustrator Phlegm has been painting flat out over three days and...
- Phlegm New London Mural In Progress
It's been some time since we last saw Sheffield artist Phlegm in London. The last piece of this scale he painted in town was back in March 2012 which saw the addition of this awesome mural on Heneage Street, just off Brick Lane. Kicking of...
- Phlegm Paints A New London Mural
Hookedblog caught up with Sheffield based street artist Phlegm, who was in London for the weekend. The artist was invited by the Signal Gallery to paint the huge wall in the court yard of Zetland House in Shoreditch. Despite the moody weekend weather...
- Phlegm — Hackney Wick
We were visiting friends in Hackney Wick yesterday and we spotted this new piece from Sheffield based artist Phlegm just across the canal from the 2012 Olympic Stadium. We are assuming the piece is relatively new as we haven't seen any pictures of...
Street Arts
Sheffield Street Artist Phlegm In Old Street, London
Third time lucky and we finally managed to find this piece from Sheffield based artist Phlegm painted a few weeks back. The piece is tucked away just past Old Street Underground station on Old Street heading towards Clerkenwell. The artist has been super busy painting over the summer months and we suggest you check his website to see some of his most recent work including this impressive Graffiti removal machine piece in Sheffield. Also check out the time -lapse video below featuring Phlegm at work last week on two large scale pieces in the West Cork town of Bantry in Ireland.
Follow us on Facebook or Twitter for additional photos and news.
- Phlegm Mural On Hanbury Street
Following on from his installation and mini exhibition with the Royal Opera House in London ( covered here) street artist Phlegm has had a busy few weeks working on some large scale murals in Cardiff for this years edition of the Empty...
- Phlegm's Finished London Mural
Hookedblog have brought you some progress shots throughout the week here and here of the huge new mural on the Village Underground wall on Holywell Lane. Sheffield based artist and illustrator Phlegm has been painting flat out over three days and...
- Phlegm New London Mural In Progress
It's been some time since we last saw Sheffield artist Phlegm in London. The last piece of this scale he painted in town was back in March 2012 which saw the addition of this awesome mural on Heneage Street, just off Brick Lane. Kicking of...
- Phlegm Paints A New London Mural
Hookedblog caught up with Sheffield based street artist Phlegm, who was in London for the weekend. The artist was invited by the Signal Gallery to paint the huge wall in the court yard of Zetland House in Shoreditch. Despite the moody weekend weather...
- Phlegm — Hackney Wick
We were visiting friends in Hackney Wick yesterday and we spotted this new piece from Sheffield based artist Phlegm just across the canal from the 2012 Olympic Stadium. We are assuming the piece is relatively new as we haven't seen any pictures of...