Street Artists Attack The Blocks On The Southbank

By Stuart Black Last edited 127 months ago
Street Artists Attack The Blocks On The Southbank
3Doom (phot by Lee Bofkin, Global Street Art)
3Doom (phot by Lee Bofkin, Global Street Art)
Solo One (Photo by Lee Bofkin, Global Street Art)
Solo One (Photo by Lee Bofkin, Global Street Art)
Captain Kris, Si Mitchell, SPzero76 and Squrl (Photo by Lee Bofkin, Global Street Art)
Captain Kris, Si Mitchell, SPzero76 and Squrl (Photo by Lee Bofkin, Global Street Art)
Spore and Zadok (Photo by Lee Bofkin, Global Street Art)
Spore and Zadok (Photo by Lee Bofkin, Global Street Art)
Dan Kitchener (Photo by Lee Bofkin, Global Street Art).
Dan Kitchener (Photo by Lee Bofkin, Global Street Art).
Pref (photo by Lee Bofkin, Global Street Art) )
Pref (photo by Lee Bofkin, Global Street Art) )

The Queen Elizabeth Hall is collecting street art murals these days the way a Russian gangster collects tattoos. An additional seven large-scale artworks have been added to the area over the weekend thanks to the Southbank Centre donating space to the 'Walls Project' curated by Global Street Art.

The murals include images of a neon-soaked nightscape and an unspooling conveyor-belt of fast food turned bad. Although the new commissions are temporary – set to stay up for a month – this now means that around a third of the walls of the Queen Elizabeth Hall have been painted in some way.

For more pictures and info on each artist go to: www.globalstreetart.com

By Stu Black and Christina Lee

Last Updated 05 August 2013