London street art

This is Part II of street art and graffiti images — reflecting a wildly diverse range of aesthetic and cultural sensibilities — that we came upon in London last week:

Belgian artist Joachim and Bogota-based Stinkfish

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Chilean artist Otto Schade

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London-based Cityzen Kane, close-up from 3D installation in memory of his son

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UK-based Phlegm, close-up

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Irish artist Conor Harrington

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The legendary Berlin Wall artist Thierry Noir

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Brazilian artist Cranio and UK-based My Dog Sighs

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Bristol-based Spzero76 and London-based Captain Kris at work in Shoreditch

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Brazilian artist Bailon

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Photo credits: 1 – 3, 5 – 8 Tara Murray; 4 & 9 Lois Stavsky

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Drawing artists from across the globe, alongside its diverse mix of local artists, London’s walls reflect a wildly varied range of aesthetic sensibilities. Here’s a sampling of what we viewed last week:

London-based David Walker and Barcelona native Pez to the side

"David Walker and Pez"

London-based Stik in front of long-running mural

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French artist Vinie

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 Argentinian artist Martin Ron

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 Chilean artists Jekse & Cines

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Puerto Rican artist Alexis Diaz and Argentinean artist Elian

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Dutch duo TelmoMiel

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Note: Part II to follow

Photo credits:  1 – 3 Tara Murray; 4 – 7 Lois Stavsky

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