The Krah is still out making brilliant art and has found a way to effectively dodge the buffers. The Krah’s pieces have been attached to fences by padlocks and have, so far, dodged the pressure washers of the government employed buffers.

Via Graffoto.co.uk

Human, an American street artist and highly active forum member, has impressed us with a great paste up and effective use of environment. As pictured below, Human has put together a much larger ‘USPS sticker’ paste up.

Part2ism is an artist with no boundaries and is always trying to break the moulds of the typical street artist. His art is thought provoking and his well rounded ladies are often controversial. With over two decades of gracing the streets with his pieces, his experience is certainly evident in his work. Part2ism’s works aren’t constricted by any medium, he uses a whole host of tools to their strengths from straight freehand aerosol to wheat pastes.

Below are two pictures showing Part2ism’s lady friends:

Here’s a great installation on the London tube. Difficult to put a finger on the meaning of it:

Lastly some pictures of Part2ism’s oldest work - fantastic freehand aerosol in York.

Links:
Lints’ Flickr

EDIT: Thanks to the comments guys pointing me in the right direction.

First up, BEHIND THE SHUTTERS and Cordy House put on their first event: MUTATE Britain. Displaying work by the Mutoid Waste Company.

The event is taking place every Friday, Saturday and Sunday beginning this Friday (21st November).

The flyer is below showing work from some big name artists: Shepard Fairey, Snub, Eelus, Eine, Paul Insect and a personal favourite The KRAH.

Links:
Official Website

Below is a brilliant little video about the ‘Fish on a hillside’.

Via UKStreetart.co.uk.

The Un-plugged project involves the placement of stickers designed to look exactly like mains power sockets. As you probably know, not all countries have the same power sockets and so the variety of stickers is still there. It is a strange site seeing an indoor power socket on the street, especially on the outside of a multi-storey car park.

The project has been active for over 7 years, in 20 countries involving more than 40,000 stickers. Get involved asap and spread the message.

Links:
Un-plugged Website
Un-plugged Flickr Group

Orticanoodles, why the name?
Nettle is ortica in Italian .. it’s a plant that I like very much … You can find nettle into a lots of my artworks.. I feel like the nettle that grows on cement.

How did you get yourself into the street art scene and which was your first piece?
I have always designed and I have always looked around, then, one day, I made a stencil and I have never stopped.. as a drug made of scalpel and spray …now I’m under of his effect!

Do you think of it as street art or graffiti? Or does it matter?
I don’t know .. and it doesn’t matter!

Your Jesus stencil piece is probably one of your most famous items. Are you particularly religious and how did this icon start?
No, I’m not religious but I love the figure of Jesus and all the sacred art, Byzantine icons and so on ..  I chose Jesus when I chose to make propaganda, I need a well-known testimonial!

You’ve worked in a few different mediums: stencils, slaps, canvases ect. Which is your favourite to work with?
It depends on inspiration of the moment!

Like many big artists these days, you’ve painted in many locations in different countries, where has been your favourite place to paint and where would you still like to paint?
I do not have a preferred place, each one was a different story but always beautiful experience. In the future I hope to paint …. everywhere!!!!!

You’re ‘Freedom’ piece at the Cans Festival event was a highlight for me. What’s the inspiration behind it?
The inspiration was to express the desire to be, but above all to feel, free. Freedom seems an obvious concept but in reality we are never free but forced to conduct a life dictated by the rules of  respectability and moral common. The heart outside the body-cage (thorax) expresses the concept of detached from everything and to just be themselves….a utopia.

Are there any new artists coming through that are adding anything extra to the street art scene?
Yes, me!!

Has the street art scene in Switzerland influenced you? If yes, in what way?
To be honest I do not know the street art scene in Switzerland. Sometimes the ideas come by chance. I like the design of the Swiss flag …. and his clean graphics, I really like the language of icons, images that become words .. all these things are born in Switzerland… like me, of course

We recently interviewed SNUB23 who is part of Grafik Warfare. You’re also part of GW too. How did you get involved with these other great artists?
When I met Snub for the first time during the Difusor in Barcelona ..was as if we knew from a lifetime. Now we are developing together many projects including VST Vector Stencil Toy (http://www.flickr.com/groups/848589@N25/).

Finally, what street art piece are you most proud of?
The blessed Jesus!

Thanks for your time. Anything else you’d like to add?
Yes … ehm .. sorry for my English  .. is not so good!!!

Links:
Orticanoodles.com

The piece pictured above is the current highest rated piece and is on track to win the award.

Links:
Street Art Awards 08 Website

The new canvases title Bird of Paradise can be found here.

Bird of Paradise
51 x 71 cm
Edition of 10, each one unique.
Spray Paint and Acrylic on Canvas.
Signed.
£250 including P&P to UK.