STREET ART BLOG

This blog is where all sorts of subjects that relate to Bristol street art will be discussed. It is also where I will talk about improvements to the functionality of the website and up and coming features. You'll be able to suggest your own ideas to improve this site too.

Real Travel Magazine Street Art feature

This months (August) Real Travel magazine features an interesting article by Sarah Bostock that spotlights some of the great art locations in Britain, and includes a section about Bristol’s street art.
I’m happy to say that my website is mentioned in the article, which also uses a photograph I took of Banksy’s sniper piece.

POSTED : Jul 27, 04:31 PM | BY Justin Staple

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@JoeRideout1 I would suggest contacting Chris Chalkley. He is deeply involved in the Stokes Croft area of Bristol. http://t.co/Pm2aSoLd
1 day ago
Bug-themed Bristol street art from the perspective of a bug enthusiast – http://t.co/JT7hNpwR
1 day ago
RT @ShaunSepr: Painting this weird thing in the Bearpit, Bristol! I think the idea ran away from me a bit! http://t.co/b9zbQSLz
1 day ago
@ticobas this piece isn’t even by Banksy!
1 day ago
3dom has painted a piece in homage to Ckone, who recently passed away – http://t.co/geqOfIcE – #graffiti #streetart #bristol
3 days ago

Armed with my Nikon D90 I scour the streets of Bristol in search of new or indeed old street art, graffiti art, stencil art etc. I force myself down unknown alleys, streets, under passages to find that elusive piece. Often wondering about all those great works that have been covered over or karchered away. Street art is in a constant flux, pieces are appearing and disappearing constantly.

“Chrildren of the Can” by Felix Braun “Banksy's Bristol: Home Sweet Home” by Steve Wright “Wall and Piece” by Banksy