Auction Saboteur will be one year old this week so its time for a little celebration, this Thursday at the Mutate Britain Show at Cordy House, London, from 7pm. It will also be the last Thursday party with the Mutoid Waste Crew, it will be great night. Sausages on sticks, cheese and pickled onions, mince pies as well fizzy pop and lots of rum. Not to forget a special Mucky dip and possibly the best show in Britain right now.

Send an email to info@auctionsaboteur.com and the first 150 people with ‘Happy Birthday’ in the subject bar will be placed on the guest list.

Exclusive Mutate Britain Ceramic Spray cans by the Baroness (pictured below) could be won in the £5 Mucky dip on the night.

Also there will be three special other exclusives released this Thursday - half on the night, half the next day online at www.auctionsaboteur.com.

Concrete Canvas are looking to bring in some new writing talent to the site to express their personal views on the street art scene and what’s impressing them. We will be trying to involve some big name street artists and some smaller ones. We’ll also be bringing the community on board from our forum.

First guest blogger is Stephen Ball, an active member of our forum. Stephen is a very talented artist who really has a very unique canvas artwork style.

If you would like to be a guest blogger on the website please get in touch via our contact page.

Here’s some sneaky previews of the first Concrete Canvas book. Featuring sketches from a whole array of artists including: CCC, Riot68, TML Stars, Ciah-Ciah, AON plus many many more.

The book will be coming out soonish so keep checking back on more info about the sketchbook.

Post inspired by Please Flush.

Each city has it’s graffiti and street art merits. Some cities have next to no street art while others are completely filled with it. Certain styles are associated with certain cities and no two cities will ever have the same street art atmosphere. Concrete Canvas is launching a new series of posts looking at cities around the world and what they have to offer artists and why they deserve a visit.

Unfortunately the bank balance won’t allow the Concrete Canvas team to visit city after city exploring the beauty in the concrete jungles so we are looking for a few guest bloggers to tell us why their cities are worth an exploration.

If you’d like to tell us about your cities please get in touch via our contact page or the forum.

We kick off the Street Art Atlas guides later this week by checking out Bristol - possibly the UK’s greatest street art city.

I don’t usually like posting about artists’ inside ‘profit’ works e.g. prints and canvases that are for sale, but this time I have to make an exception.

SNUB23, a tremendous UK street artist, has slashed the price of his latest screen print from a generous £60 to an even lovelier £30. His generosity will only be short lived as the print will be removed after Xmas. The print was only limited to 50 pieces so be quick!

Get it here while you still can.