Visit BRISTOL 🇬🇧 Street Art, Galleries, Events

[hibster]

believe so - he did a piece last year on the PRSC outdoor gallery where 3Dom and also Piro & EPok have theirs on the post above yours

[Feral Things]

Jan 25, 2015 14:50:45 GMT 1 Json24 said:

Is FLX-one still painting in Bristol?

Cheers, mate.  Yes, FLX1 still paints but only one or two street pieces a year nowadays; FLX and Dones are two halves of Paintsmiths.  Here's some pieces from the last few years; the piece top left is the collaboration with Dones which hibster mentioned, the bottom left is with Soker and the bottom right is with Jody:


For what it's worth, I think FLX is a very talented and versatile artist and it's crazy to think that he's been painting for 32 years now.  Here's a piece painted with Inkie in the mid-1980s from Zam Booka's Flickr stream (I've said it before but his Flickr is well worth checking out):

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Jan 26, 2015 20:33:38 GMT 1 Feral Things said:

Jan 25, 2015 14:50:45 GMT 1 Json24 said:

Is FLX-one still painting in Bristol?

For what it's worth, I think FLX is a very talented and versatile artist and it's crazy to think that he's been painting for 32 years now.  Here's a piece painted with Inkie in the mid-1980s from Zam Booka's Flickr stream (I've said it before but his Flickr is well worth checking out):

You are absolutely right mate, i love FLX his work, real old skool painter. I would love to see his work more often!
But thanks for posting those pieces! Incredible!

[Feral Things]

Sepr and Piro


Solana and Aspire


Subtle and Rowdy


3Dom


Midas, Epok, Sony, Vile Arts and Rose


Hoax


3Dom, Lokey, Apire, Ryder and Haka

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Rowdy, Boswell and Shab1


Trix


Sez


Young, Art Gang, KaiOne, Shab1, Boswell and Crew Mess


Piro, 3Dom, Epok, Hustle and Heart


Aspire

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Andy Council


Andy Council


Stewy


Howler and Gumbo


TAF, Vesar, Paris, Sickboy and DAN




Mr Draws

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Eoin


Fujiko Nakaya


Moped, The Grifters and ASK


SledOne


Mr Draws


ATM

[Justdave]

I'm spending a couple of days in Bristol (Thursday/Friday) for business. But I should get a few hours in the day to look around. Where's the best places to head to? And any good galleries? Cheers.

[Feral Things]

Feb 22, 2015 12:46:03 GMT 1 Justdave said:

I'm spending a couple of days in Bristol (Thursday/Friday) for business. But I should get a few hours in the day to look around. Where's the best places to head to? And any good galleries? Cheers.

There's Upfest, Hangfire and Bristol Museum (with a Banksy sculpture from the show a few years back) but there's not a whole lot going on indoors at the moment, so if you've only got a couple of hours I'd check out the work out on the streets instead.  There's some great pieces on Nelson Street by El Mac, Conor Harrington, Aryz etc. and 5 minutes walk away is Stokes Croft and its adjoining streets which is constantly being painted and is home to Banksy' Mild Mild West and this new piece by Voyder:


If you've got a little more time then Dean Lane Skate Park in Bedminster, Mina Road tunnel in St Werburghs and Wilder Street/Brunswick Square in St Pauls either get painted regularly or have some nice pieces worth checking out.  Enjoy your trip!

[Justdave]

Thanks for the info feralthings, I'll be sure to check out as much of that as I can fit in. :-D

[Feral Things]

Rowdy


Berk and Hare


Bams, Safer and Orin


El Jerrino


Sepr


Epok and 3Dom

[thekrah]

In the heart of Bristol's most bohemian district, next week I will be showing lots of my new surreal paintings in the Arts house in Stokes Croft.
A few years ago I lived in the area and I still rent an art studio there, I love the city so I am very glad to be doing my first show of 2015 in Bristol, to show all my new paintings.

For all of you that will be attending the opening I will have lots of sketches, limited edition prints and publications that will be on sale just for the opening.
Hope to see you all there,
RSVP by replying to this email. For international subscribers and those who can’t make it to the show, please email [e-mail] and request a pre-sales catalogue that will be released at approx 16:00 (UK Time) on March the 12th.

For entrance of additional guests, friends, colleagues, family and anybody that would like to come please get them to RSVP by emailing at [e-mail] to get on the guest list.

Next week come to the opening of my Bristol solo show at the:
Arts House 108A Stokes Croft Bristol BS1 3RU

Opening on Thursday the 12th of March, the show will be on until Tuesday the 7th of April
RSVP by emailing at [e-mail] to get on the guest list.

view more of my work on my website: www.thekrah.com

[Feral Things]

Sums, Jahoer, Paul Monsters and Vile Arts


NFA, Bams and Ryder


Sugar, The Grifters, Filthy Luker (?) and Fois


Smak and Sugar

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Inkie


Cheo


3Dom and Cheba


Paris and Eko


3Dom, Mr Penfold and Tymb Bomb


KaiOne, Obese, Josh Rose and Phil Parker (sorry, I'm never going to get a photo without cars blocking the view!)

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Soker, Voyder and Deams


Filthy Luker, Voyder and DWS


Sez and Shabs


Richt, Sickboy and 45RPM


SPZero76


Bnie, Smak, Wenk, Aspire and T.Rex

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3Dom

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Mar 26, 2015 21:17:26 GMT 1 Feral Things said:

The 2nd one down, on the right, is the Flux of Pink Indians. trakmarx.com/2013/flux-of-pink-indians/ 

Band and individual members had a big impact on indie music. Founders of 'One Little Indian' record label: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Little_Indian_Records 

[Coach]

Mar 26, 2015 21:37:42 GMT 1 @headfall said:

Mar 26, 2015 21:17:26 GMT 1 Feral Things said:

The 2nd one down, on the right, is the Flux of Pink Indians. trakmarx.com/2013/flux-of-pink-indians/ 

Band and individual members had a big impact on indie music. Founders of 'One Little Indian' record label: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Little_Indian_Records 

I remember them well headfall.

[Coach]

I must just say that I am so pleased to see your post feral. You know why!
The posts of street art from you, dungle, commissioner, dibbs and all the others make this place what it is.
Especially for the countryside dwellers like myself.
If only mikeydread was posting his too.
Don't think it's not appreciated. It very much is.

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Mar 26, 2015 21:44:03 GMT 1 Coach said:

Mar 26, 2015 21:37:42 GMT 1 @headfall said:

The 2nd one down, on the right, is the Flux of Pink Indians. trakmarx.com/2013/flux-of-pink-indians/ 

Band and individual members had a big impact on indie music. Founders of 'One Little Indian' record label: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Little_Indian_Records 

I remember them well headfall.

Saw them in a squat somewhere in North London,early 80's I think, supported by Kukl, Bjork's first band. Have some photo's of the gig.
It was just before Flux released their unlistenable album 'The f**king c**ts Treat Us Like p*icks'. ( Don't think that one went on my xmas list that year ).

And for all you pop kids, Flux's 'Tube Disasters was used by Professor Green.

[Coach]

Mar 26, 2015 21:53:23 GMT 1 @headfall said:

Mar 26, 2015 21:44:03 GMT 1 Coach said:

I remember them well headfall.

Saw them in a squat somewhere in North London,early 80's I think, supported by Kukl, Bjork's first band. Have some photo's of the gig.
It was just before Flux released their unlistenable album 'The f**king c**ts Treat Us Like p*icks'. ( Don't think that one went on my xmas list that year ).

I never saw Kukl. But I did see the Sugarcubes. I liked them.
And, you simply can't beat that LP name. It's taken me back quite a few years! Cheers mate.

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Mar 26, 2015 21:55:27 GMT 1 Coach said:

Mar 26, 2015 21:53:23 GMT 1 @headfall said:

Saw them in a squat somewhere in North London,early 80's I think, supported by Kukl, Bjork's first band. Have some photo's of the gig.
It was just before Flux released their unlistenable album 'The f**king c**ts Treat Us Like p*icks'. ( Don't think that one went on my xmas list that year ).

I never saw Kukl. But I did see the Sugarcubes. I liked them.
And, you simply can't beat that LP name. It's taken me back quite a few years! Cheers mate.

One of my biggest pleasures in my working life was knowing ( and working alongside ) a guy called Ken Thomas, engineer on so many of my favourite records, and responsible for early Sugarcubes stuff and much Icelandic output since then. www.roughtradeproducers.com/kthomas.php

[Coach]

Mar 26, 2015 22:07:36 GMT 1 @headfall said:

Mar 26, 2015 21:55:27 GMT 1 Coach said:

I never saw Kukl. But I did see the Sugarcubes. I liked them.
And, you simply can't beat that LP name. It's taken me back quite a few years! Cheers mate.

One of my biggest pleasures in my working life was knowing ( and working alongside ) a guy called Ken Thomas, engineer on so many of my favourite records, and responsible for early Sugarcubes stuff and much Icelandic output since then. www.roughtradeproducers.com/kthomas.php

You are a lucky man headfall.
It was early sugarcubes that I saw. They were excellent. A new sound. Not many bands that one can say that about. The Jesus and Mary chain were another.

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Deams and Epok


Sickboy, Piro, Res, Inkr, Haka, Filthy Luker, FMS, 2Much and Touch


Zase and Dekor


Deams


SPZero76 and SledOne


Banksy - sadly another Banksy piece has met its end.  It was badly faded by last year and almost imperceptible when I saw it earlier this month

[Feral Things]

I usually only upload half a dozen or so of the photos I take every week but these pieces by Rowdy, Run and Shabs blew my tiny mind so here we go:

[letiss]

Great update. Thanks as always for sharing.

[Coach]

Fabulous photo's Feral. I am very grateful.
I am really rather takem with Run's work, especially after recieving and enjoying his book form commissioner.

[commissioner]

thx Coach,

I absolutely love the Run piece I picked up from the show, Think HGG have others... some rather nice smaller pieces too..

[Coach]

Apr 2, 2015 11:04:25 GMT 1 commissioner said:

thx Coach,

I absolutely love the Run piece I picked up from the show, Think HGG have others... some rather nice smaller pieces too..

Could you possibly pm a link to me, so that I could take a look? Happy Easter.

[Feral Things]

Thank you, gents.  I've been following the Bristol graf scene for over 15 years and the last few months do feel like a real 'purple patch' in terms of the quality of piece going up and the new spots that are opening up.  I think these pieces below are a perfect case in point.

Boswell and Rowdy






Boswell, Lokey and Cus


Rowdy


Rowdy and Sweet Toof (an oldie but a goodie)