I’ve really taken a shine to London’s street art scene over the last year. On my lunch break the other day, I grabbed my camera and went for a walk around Camden Town, hunting for pieces. I found a great collection of works at Camden Mews and took a few photos that I hope you will enjoy. I have tried to credit the artist wherever possible. If you know the name of a work/artists that I have missed, please give me a shout and I will be sure to include it.
‘Love Is Freedom’ by Waleska Nomura
Collaborative piece by The Real Dill and Tony Boy
‘Animal’ by Gnasher and ‘The Boy’ by Chinagirl Tile
‘Tiger’ by JXC
Abstract piece by Onio
A piece by Polish artist, Autone.
Origami Fox by Airborne Mark Pixel Pet by TRUST. iCON
One of the “Rude Kids” works by Dotmasters
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they are very good….amazing work…
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Art happens in the midst of chaos. (Not that Camden is particularly chaotic.) But what happens if it’s always orderly, when things are always under control? Will vibrancy and creativity thrive then?
In this awful awful period of election campaigning, let’s look at pretty things and go “awww”!
The Street Photography is awsome, nice work sir!!
Creative street art, leading to more artwork in the form of photography!
I’ve just posted almost the same ones as you! Was in Camden killing time and there they all were!
I loved this!
Love this – will have to hunt some of these down 🙂
Love this! There’s a big street art movement in various parts of the States. Jane Golden is a household name in the mural arts scene, especially in Philadelphia where she got her start. Check this out: http://www.muralarts.org/
Yes to the photos and YES to street art in Philadelphia. We don’t have nearly as much in Seattle, but I still managed to write my first blog post (!!!) about some. Thanks for the amazing photos!
(please forgive my shameless linking https://carolinvestigates.wordpress.com/2015/09/08/the-metropole-mystery/)
You spent your lunch break wisely and creatively!
I live near Philadelphia. I noticed the comments about Philadelphia’s murals. There are many hundreds of murals in all corners of the city. One of these days I plan to write an article about the murals for my blog –http://yeahanotherblogger.com
I loved this !