Bankside is one of London’s busiest districts and is buzzing with tourists and visitors. Home to Borough Market, the Globe Theatre and Tate Modern, Bankside is a centre for arts, culture and entertainment. Some of the biggest names in street art have also created works on the streets of Bankside. Here are some of my favourites;

 

Are You Inspired by Nathan Bowen @nathanbowenart on London Bridge.

Every Dog Has Its Day by c-that @cthat.co.uk on London Bridge.

I Love LDN by Invader @invaderwashere on London Bridge.

Shakespeare by Jimmy C @akajimmyc on Clink Street.

The Conscience – Mask by Gregos @gregosart on Southwark Street.

Swan mural by Jimmy C @akajimmyc on Redcross Way.

Good as Gold in Flat Iron Square.

The Artful Dodger by Trafford Parsons @traffordparsons on Union Street.

Grand Vitesse Goods Depot by Oliver Rice and Lionel Stanhope @lionel_stanhope on Great Suffolk Street.

Another World Is Possible by Mark Titchner @marktitchner on Lavington Street.

Read more exhibition reviews here; https://featherblend.blog/category/exhibitions/

03 Oct This entry was published on October 3, 2019 at 11:26 am. It’s filed under Creative Places and tagged art, Bankside, Graffiti, london, SE1, South London, street art, urban art. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post.