The the latest exhibition from Camden Open Air Gallery, ‘Shutters’, showcases work from 25 of London’s most revered graffiti writers. You can get a taste of the exhibition below, via the sliding photo panels.
Some of these artists are the forefathers of the UK graffiti scene that emerged in the ‘80s and greatly influenced London’s metropolitan style, which emphasises getting up quick and using bright rounded colours.
Members of We Rock Hard (WRH), such as PiC, Fuel and Doze & Prime, share wall space with King Robbo, who had an infamous battle with Banksy, as well as the current royalty of the scene like 10 Foot, whose work you can spot on railway bridges and buildings internationally.