8 postsAdbusting and advertising takeovers
Taking back the billboards
Artists who replaced, hacked and rewrote outdoor advertising, from Berlin and Paris to Madrid and Toronto.
Collection 3 posts Bristol, 2011–2012
One street, two summers
Three reports on See No Evil, the festival that turned Bristol’s Nelson Street into an outdoor gallery, read in the order they were published.
Follow See No Evil from the first edition’s video documentary to the 2012 preview and the finished walls, photographed by Ian Cox.
1
Europe’s Largest Street Art Event
The 2011 edition: 72 artists and some 13,000 spray cans on Nelson Street.
2
Street Art Festival: See No Evil Bristol!
A year later, the preview of the festival’s return in August 2012.
3
See No Evil Bristol - Final Walls
The finished walls, from She One and Pixelpancho to Nychos, photographed by Ian Cox.
More collections
8 postsStreet art without spray paint
Tape, yarn and cardboard
Gaffer tape, cotton thread and cardboard boxes: artists who built their work from the cheapest materials in the city.
8 postsExit Through the Gift Shop and after, 2010–2012
The Banksy years
How one film, one rival and a lot of rumours shaped street art’s most famous name between 2010 and 2012.