Hackney Wick is a vibrant spot though one which is becoming ever more gentrified For a tour of some of the best places to see street art in Hackney Wick click on the link. The lock by the Hertford Union Canal, the area around the Crate Brewery and the Hackney Wick train station are also popular. Have a look around some at some of the best areas on Bream Street and Old Ford Lock on Fish Island. Its proximity to the Olympic Park also brings with it tourists and access. Attracted by it’s already bustling artistic population, the Wick has a trendy vibe. More and more artists are now heading up to the Wick. This piece is no longer standingĪs the city moves further east and starts encroaching on the street art hubs of Shoreditch and Brick Lane, so too does the street art scene. Fall of the Rebel Angels from Remi Rough in Dulwich Village. But the legacy of the artworks lives on as a part of a the open air gallery. The project sadly finished in 2017 following the sad passing of Ingrid. From an idea by Ingrid Beazley and with help from Stik and Street Art London, the gallery has grown and grown with a number of substantial works contributed from established artists. The Dulwich Outdoor Gallery takes it’s inspiration from works hanging in the much older Dulwich Picture Gallery and has attracted artists from all over the World. One of the most original street art based projects in London and the subject of the highly acclaimed ‘ Street Art, Fine Art‘ book. Camden has been a popular spot ever since John Bulley painted this bridge For some of the best posts on the street art of the Camden area have a look at this post on the Street art of the Ferdinand Estate and this guide to street art in Camden.
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Street art can be still be seen at a number of locations. Spread out at points between Chalk Farm and Mornington Crescent tube stations. Since then the area has evolved and the spots are more dotted around. The famous street art sheds of Camden attracted artists from all over the world but they’ve all since gone. Particularly around the canal and the railway arches. In Camden the street art scene has been affected by development and a reduction in the amount of available spots to paint. Have a look at these posts from 2018, 20. To have a look at some of the art of Penge. It’s quite an impressive achievement with works from some of the best London based talent. Street Art has started to expand the area and now murals can be found in every part of Penge. They’ve been working to build up the scene over the past few years. Curated by our friends at London Calling Blog. The town in South London has a huge density of street art. It’s the most obvious place but Penge is a super place to find street art. It is however a place to spot something new, every single day. It’s not a place to get precious about your latest artwork. It turns over all the time and the only rules are that their are no rules. You might also see more established artists just wanting a quick place to paint. Pop along at most times of the day and you’re bound to spot young writers learning their trade. The designated graffiti tunnel in the Old Vic tunnels underneath Waterloo station is a legal graffiti spot made famous as the location of Banksy’s CANS festivals as well as being the scene of the record breaking Femme Fierce All Female street art takeover. The mural from Hunto and Mr Thoms in Shoreditch Click the link to learn more about street art in Shoreditch or have a look at this map. Potter around at most times of day particularly in the summer and you are bound to see something going on. It attracts the best artists and boasts a vibrant local street art scene. Shoreditch is a great place to spot street art with hubs centred around the Redchurch Street, Leonard Street/Old Street and Rivington Street/Curtain Road areas. A vibrant place to be at the best of times.
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