A collection of street art from the brilliant Sepr
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All photographs taken by Scooj
Sepr
Tag: Gallery
Kleiner Shames
A collection of street art by Kleiner Shames (formerly of Bristol and a frequent visitor)
All photographs taken by Scooj
Deamze
A collection of street art/graffiti art by Deamze
All photographs taken by Scooj
Mr Draws
A collection of street art by Mr Draws
All photographs taken by Scooj
3Dom
A collection of street art by Bristol’s 3Dom
All photographs taken by Scooj
All photographs taken by Scooj
Aspire
A collection of street art from Aspire.
All photographs taken by Scooj
216. Stokes Croft, the Carriageworks (9)
This beguiling piece by Tom Miller appeared last weekend and has already now been painted over, and even when I took this picture a day after it was completed, it had already been tagged. I love Miller’s work, but I have reservations about this one. There is something in me that is slightly uncomfortable about using street art used to promote anything, even your own exhibition.
I have many pictures of street art in Bristol which promote night clubs or special evenings of music etc, but I don’t post about them. They are deliberately ephemeral and are usually not quite up to the standard of other work. There is less love about them…they become perfunctory.
This I think is a case in point. Miller’s work is usually of such a high standard, and this feels just a little bit rushed. I look forward to seeing the gallery, but look forward more to seeing a more considered Tom Miller piece in the near future. Does that sound harsh?
115. Raleigh Road, Tobacco Factory (1)
The Tobacco Factory is a fabulous multi-use centre in Bedminster, Bristol. It was saved from demolition by George Ferguson, currently the Mayor of Bristol, and forms a central hub for urban regeneration in the area and is something of a cultural magnet.
The car park has been one of the spaces opened up during the Upfest street art festivals, indeed it more resembles an outdoor gallery than a car park.
This striking piece is by Anat Ronen and was painted as part of the 2015 festival. Anat is a self-taught artist based in Houston who started painting as a way of life only in 2009. Her work is beautiful and I would recommend a visit to her website.
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