Along the red Luas line on Chancery Street, Dublin, this morning.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Tag Archives: street art
Liffey Street, Dublin.
Street artist Canvaz writes:
Wouldn’t it be nice to get a break from constant marketing? These blinds allow passer by to have an ad break
Pic via Sean Earley
That street art, painted on Eustace Street by Solus yesterday, earlier this afternoon.
Earlier: Anything Good On TV?
(Pix: Oisín Kane)
Damn thing’s on the Fritz.
New street art by Solus, broadcasting since yesterday on Eustace Street, Dublin 2.
(Pix: Oisín Kane)
The work of street artist Canvaz.
On the coast road in Sandymount, Dublin.
See what he did there?
Canvaz (Facebook)
Finally
at
Took their damn hipstery time about it.
Ciaran le Cool writes:
We were asked by Irish creative festival OFFSET to take part in their Art Week, essentially they handed over their website for us to talk about the Irish people we currently find inspiring in the run up to the festival. In return, we collaborated with Irish photographers, seanandyvette, to produce photoessays on those we consider to be Craft Punks and we worked with Louise Gaffney to produce this short filme; le cool’s (Short) Guide to Street Art.
Looks like the work of Wanksy.
Thanks Aoife Murphy
New Morrissey-inspired art from Will St Leger somewhere in Dublin to mark the First Fortnight Festival.
Painted in Oslo, Norway for the Ard*Pop-Up 2012 Festival by the charmingly named artist Phlegm.