Tag Archives: word to mother

London Daily Photo: Smoking Snowman Graffiti

Posted on 2012-12-03 by tikichris

Posted in Graffiti, London, London Daily Photo, Photography | Tagged brick lane, Graffiti, LDP, London, London Daily Photo, Photography, street art, street photography, word to mother | Leave a comment

Never Judge … ? Group Exhibition at StolenSpace in Association with Penguin Books (Qype does London)

Posted on 2010-11-29 by tikichris

Never Judge … ? Group Exhibition at StolenSpace in Association with Penguin Books Qype does London, November 29th 2010 Contributing artists (and there are many) include Anthony Lister, Blek Le Rat, Cyclops, D*FACE, EINE, Jon Burgerman, Kid Acne, Matt Small, … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Graffiti, London | Tagged Anthony Lister, Art, Blek Le Rat, brick lane, Cyclops, D*FACE, Dray Walk, E1, E1 6QL, EINE, exhibition, jon burgerman, Kid Acne, London, Matt Small, Methane Studios, Michael De Feo, Miss Van, penguin books, pete fowler, Shepard Fairey, Sickboy, stolenspace, sylvia ji, Tara McPherson, The London Police, The Old Truman Brewery, usugrow, WK Interact, word to mother | Leave a comment

Review: Blind by Stardom by Word to Mother @ StolenSpace (Londonist)

Posted on 2010-10-11 by tikichris

Review: Blind by Stardom by Word to Mother @ StolenSpace Londonist, October 11, 2010 3:45 PM … the culprits and victims in his paintings are exposed as loathsome, pitiful and sometimes sinister through WTM’s earthy style, toned down colours and use of … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Graffiti, London | Tagged Art, blind by stardom, E1 6QL, exhibition, London, Londonist, old truman brewery, review, stolenspace, street art, word to mother | Leave a comment

Word to Mother on ‘Blind by Stardom:’ Exclusive Interview x Preview (Juxtapoz)

Posted on 2010-10-01 by tikichris

Word to Mother on ‘Blind by Stardom:’ Exclusive Interview x Preview Juxtapoz, Thursday, 30 September 2010 11:27 “Blind By Stardom” is a comment on the superficiality of society and how fame and celebrity status are the main objectives of today’s … Continue reading →