Brick Lane Street Art in London, England.

I saw a lot of Brick Lane Street Art when I when I was traveling in London, England. A lot of street art. I mean, when in Shoreditch and walking around the Brick Lane area it’s pretty hard to miss all of the walls full of colorful artwork.

Some, I was introduced to on the Eating London food tour I took in the area. Others I saw by just, well, wandering.

Some of the Brick Lane London street art is from pretty famous artists: 8-bit characters from Invader, a pink car from Banksy, D*Face’s car crushed by a winged bomb, and Ben Eine’s bright lettering.

Other “art” is just straight up graffiti.

One of the most iconic pieces of Brick Lane art is on Princelet Street: the artist Stik’s rendering of a “A couple holding hands in the street.” It shows two stick (or “Stik”) figures, one shrouded in black, in front of a bright red doorway.

Photos of Brick Lane Street Art in London:

Balance The Bomb by Otto Schade

A Heart Painted on a Door by Shok-1 on Fournier Street

“Fight the rich, not their wars.” Mickey Mouse with a gas mask and gun by MAZE

“A couple holding hands in the street” by Stik

“Art is Trash.”

Banksy’s pink car and D*Face’s Car crushed by a winged bomb.

Invader.

Brick Lane mural by Cranio.

A work in progress.

“WARNING: You are now entering a street art zone. If you have not paid your viewing fee please close your eyes.”

“CAUTION: Slippery Life”

Alex Face and Bon Pedley Street art in Brick Lane.

Bart Simpson Brick Lane graffiti.

Alex Face and Bon Pedley.

Woman in a head scarf by Guy Denning on Hanbury Street.

 

Want to check out more street art from around the world? Check out my gallery of street art in Valparaiso, Chile and The Wall Project in Mumbai, India.