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New Graffiti: Brick Lane is a Christmas Tree

2009.07.26

 

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Brick Lane was in a state of urgent need of some proper graffiti, We have been decorating it…

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Categories : Brick Lane   Graffiti   Shoreditch

90 m Graff Wall- Bethnal Green Road

2009.04.10

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I was invited in to paint a small piece of this monster wall by Aks, graffiti artist and the events

co-ordinator. Situated between Shoreditch high street and Brick Lane and opposite the new Chrome and Black shop with the Rarekind Gallery downstairs, this is London’s graffiti central. In the next street is Sclater Street Hall of Fame.

This is now East London’s most visible and longest graffiti wall and is at the heart of the most graffitied area in the country. The wall is a youth project organised by Richmix for young people to learn graffiti with experts and professionals such as the legendary Prime, a face I Iast saw at the Covent Garden ‘writers bench’ in around ‘89.

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