I was away from my beloved Digbeth to see some family last week so I've had to quickly catch up on the many goings on and pretty things that have turned up on the streets.
Perhaps most excitingly is the brilliant Mr Penfold paying the area a visit. It seems he was looked after by Tempo33, here's what they got up to:
Fazeley Street
Warner Street
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AsOne was back in town for a few days and somehow fitted in painting and pasting:
Floodgate Street
Floodgate Street
Alcester Street
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The Rainbow held several events over the bank holiday weekend and one of them included complementary live art from Philth, N4T4 and Glenn Anderson:
On display for the rest of the week on Lower Trinity Street
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The 48Sheet project has come to Birmingham; 29 artists have created designs using the 48 sheet layout of a billboard and now they're on display in prominent spots all over the city. Technically it's art on the street and some of the artists involved are better known to me for their illegal exploits so here are a few photos:
A piece made using objects found around the site of the billboard on Pershore Street
High Street, Digbeth
Constantly being changed and added to by the artist (hence the scaffolding) on Fazeley Street
Pershore Street
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