“You can ask a Northerner for directions, but unless you already know the positions of key piles of rubble, canals, coal mines, railway crossings, and where factories used to stand, you’re better off trying to find it yourself” – Noel Coward
I’m at the intersection of nowhere
and lost in the vicinity
of a city that’s just
a pretty mirage
– Jerm IX
So, it seems Shoreditch’s street art didn’t die after all. GO FIGURE.
Rivington Street
Chance Street
Franco’s
Rivington Street #2
Grimsby Street
Brick Lane
Allen Gardens
Brick Lane #2
Sclater Street
Redchurch Street
Hanbury Street
Old Street
I’ll let you decide…
Spyware
Nanny State
Procedural
Temptation
Fractured Society
Chiropractic Disorder
Idle
Military Occupation
Yoof of Today
Touched Up
They Grow Too Fast
Talk to the Hand
“All things in nature are dark except where exposed by the light” – Leonardo da Vinci
Hoxton, London
East Dulwich, London
Havana, Cuba
Reykjavik, Iceland
Old Street, London
Brixton, London
New Cross, London
Shoreditch, London
Brick Lane, London
Hackney, London
More wonderful Street Art from Brick Lane and its environs…
Bubblicious
Doing the Bolt
Craning to See
Brighten Up
You Put a Spell on Me
Talking About My Generation
Point and Crack
In My ‘Hood
New Faces
Loving the Living Room
‘Lympics
As promised in I Heart LDN (26 April, 2013), here are some of my favourite shots of the ever-changing street art in Shoreditch, east London. The walk is easy to do and takes about two hours, allowing time for regular photography stops…and a pause for cake at the Albion Cafe. Here’s a route I took recently:
You wouldn’t see the same things in these pictures necessarily, but I’m sure the replacement art would be just as good!
Cartoon Estate
Unity in Volume
Just Leaning
White Swan
Around the Bend
Twenty Twelve
In the Hand
H.A.P.P.Y.
Stik #2
Finding the Way
Local Resident
Brighten Up
Feelings about the Workplace
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