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.

The Grafik Warfare crew and VST crew probably contain some of Europe’s best known street artists. Their pseudonyms are practically household names to be discussed around the dinner table. We’ve had interviews on Concrete Canvas with two of their artists (Snub23 and Orticanoodles) and covered work by many of the others. So an event with fresh work by all of these artists under one roof is unmissable.

The Paint & Beer show took place last Saturday in Amsterdam and looked fantastic. Take a look at the pictures below:

For more pictures check out the flickr group here.

Cordy House in London is turning itself into a vibrant art space for several different art events this year. Each including one artist in residence and a vast array of other shows, projects, installations, photography, performance and anything else that grows out of the BEHIND THE SHUTTERS collective imagination.

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

Movie time ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats as we whisk you away to a creepy disused asylum. The video looks at some great British artists, ones we’ve covered on the site before: Sinna, SNUB23 and Mishfit.

SNUB23 is a name that rings with jealousy in the street art world: as an artist you probably wish you had his talent, if your not an artist, you probably just want a piece of his artwork. I know I fall into both categories. His work is inspirational and is now in a lot of places. SNUB23 was part of the original Cans event with one of the most iconic pieces there. His most recent work has moved away from stencils and concentrated on free hand characters.

We have been lucky to grab an interview with the artist from Brighton to talk about Lamp posts, wood and the latin alphabet. Click the link below to read the article.

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