‘Bout Ye
How’s about ye?! FGB (ig), Leo Boyd (ig), and KVLR (ig) added three pieces at the end of April to what is now the “Belfast Stories” construction hoarding. FGB’s piece, shown above, was inspired by the fact that the northern…
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X-Wing Land Rover
Two posters of prints by Leo Boyd: above, an x-wing police land rover – one in a series of land rovers: see previously: ice-cream-van land rover | wind-up land rover | surveillance land rover. Below, a version of his HTN2021 piece…
Hit The North – Kent Street
Here is a gallery of the new pieces from Hit The North 2023 on the south side of Kent Street (there is a separate post for the north side and there is a separate post for Kent Street above Union…
Belfast Entries
The Belfast entries date back to the early history of the city. An “entry” in Belfast is an alley with (typically) buildings over the entrances and exits. Here, for example, is a picture from Pottinger’s Entry, approaching the Ann Street…
Belfast Canvas Project (Painted Utility Boxes)
There are dozens of painted electrical boxes in Belfast – a small sample is presented here. (Please send us your pictures of ones we don’t have.) The practice of painting street art on utility boxes is one found around the world…
Wind-Up Merchant
Work by Leo Boyd (web | ig) – and five other artists – is currently showing in The National in High Street. Today’s post shows 2019’s ‘Belfast Romances’ – still rolling in Victoria Street – featuring many familiar Boydisms: When Urban…
Stand By
There’s no sectarian muraling yet concerning the Russian invasion of Ukraine, as distinct from pieces in shared spaces by street artists – see Ukraine Has Suffered Enough by FGB | Take These Seeds by emic | Нет войне! by Leo Boyd. Previously…
Bizarre Bazaar
The Vault Artists’ car boot sale is this Sunday, from noon until five, in the car-park of their premises on Tower Street. The old Met building has served as a home for about 120 artists of all kinds since 2018…
Red Heads
Here, in sequence, are the HTN22 pieces on the west side of Kent Street, above the gates into the construction site: unicorns from Zurdie (ig), Not Pop (ig), ‘Hope Never Dies’ from Glen Molloy (ig), sushi from Zippy (ig), FGB…
Earth Flavoured Ice Cream
For Recycle Week 2021 (WRAP), Laura Nelson (ig) and Leo Boyd (ig) painted a series of mural at the junction of Gt Victoria Street and Ventry Street using CO2-absorbing paint (from Graphenstone). “A revolution in recycling!” Click and click again…
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