London's best street art

Street art by famous names as Sweet Toof, Shepard Fairey, Mighty Mo, Mysterious Al, Jimmy C and Nathan Bowen sold here http://www.jesterjacquesgallery.co.uk/jester-jacques-presents-pop-up-shop/

Strange you missed my site... http://www.ldngraffiti.co.uk/ ...which currently has over 10,000 photos of Graffiti Street Art in London... You've also omitted some of the most important places in London to see original Graffiti? Stockwell, Trellick Tower, Leake Street... and a few more...

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If you wanna see the best street art pieces, you should take the Street Art London tour. I did it in December, it was a 4-hour tour. It was freezing that day but it was worth it. We saw amazing pieces by Swoon, Banksy, Stik, Phlegm, Malarky and much more. If, like me, you're new in London it's a really good way to discover East London. You can find more info on the Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/StreetArtLondon

Regents Canal in Camden http://www.ravishlondon.com/londonstreetart/index.html#regentscanal The Cans Tunnel in Waterloo http://www.ravishlondon.com/londonstreetart/index.html#waterlooleakestreet Favourite pieces of mine include Roa's rabbit on Curtain Road (now gone) http://www.ravishlondon.com/londonstreetart/index.html#roarabbit Alexandra Fato's wall chiselling http://www.ravishlondon.com/londonstreetart/index.html#alexandrefato and finally Ray Walker's Dalston Lane Mural http://www.ravishlondon.com/londonstreetart/index.html#dalstonlanemarket which is arguably the best piece ever produced.

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Mighty Monkey and Gold Peg down Oxford st too. Walk with back to TCR station and look left and as high as you can. Enjoy x

I have plenty of images from the Leake Street area on my site and also some from further afield: http://www.canned-goods.co.uk/graffiti-pictures/

Mighty Monkey and Gold Peg on the Kings Cross lighthouse!