Can you believe the decade is over? Our sister blog Graffoto has been looking at street art for the whole of the decade, looking back fondly over what has amazed us, where and how the art was created and by whom.
MIghty Mo, Goldpeg
Its going to be a series of thematic blog posts, looking at say murals, sculpture, non permissioned art… and more. To be honest, until we write it we don’t know what it’s going to cover but it will be great.
Herakut
This isn’t a list of the top 50, or the “best of”, because for starters it is generally based on what we actually experienced but with occasional reference to scene as it developed elsewhere. It starts with a look at street art in Shoreditch at the start of the decade, just so you can see in the subsequent posts who much things have developed since.
Isaac Cordal
The full text supporting each of the images and why they were definitive is including in the Graffoto blog, written by the same author in case you were unsure, here is a slide show of the visuals that defined our landscape back in 2010.
Antony Lister
Remember to follow to pick up the full series and do tell your friends.
Links:
Graffoto “The Decade Is Dead, Long Live The Decade”
All photos: Dave Stuart