Street artists gathered in Manchester the last week of May, the aim to highlight social injustice.
Whilst I didn't track them all down, I gave it a good go in my old stomping ground of Ancoats an the Northern Quarter.
First off we have Dale Grimshaw, a local artist, I first saw his work at the the ghost ship known as the Duke of Lancaster and his art is always colourful and stunningly good.
Whilst I didn't track them all down, I gave it a good go in my old stomping ground of Ancoats an the Northern Quarter.
First off we have Dale Grimshaw, a local artist, I first saw his work at the the ghost ship known as the Duke of Lancaster and his art is always colourful and stunningly good.
Next up Pichiavo, for the charity Guns to Goods.
The back of Tib Street, had a few crackers hidden away.
A freehand painting of author Anthony Burgess, by Tankpetrol
with Hyruo, painting for local charity, 43nd Street.
Martin Whatson, painting for Hulme Community Garden Centre
Mateus Bailon
I didn't catch them all, as I said, but one I did however snap was the mural by Phlegm for Ancoats Dispensary Trust - but I'm going dissect that piece a little more in my next post.
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