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Josephine Avenue
Brixton, London SW2

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Brixton or Herne Hill

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Victoria Line

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45, 59, 109, 118, 133,
159, 250, 333.

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689, 690.

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Here is a list of the artists who will be exhibiting at the London Urban Art Fair 2013. For more information on highlighted artists click on their picture.

johnson_clare at London Art Fair

Kaylene Alder

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Lewis Campbell

johnson_clare at London Art Fair

Kate Bowe

johnson_clare at London Art Fair

Kit Boyd

Inkfetish

Tom Blackford was born in London, where he currently lives and works as a freelance artist, working as an illustrator, painter and muralist throughout the London area and beyond.

His work fuses together a number of his interests, from his involvement in the graffiti and street art scene to his background in self publishing comics and passion for Japanese history and pop imagery and its merging with American culture and sensibilities.

Tom’s distinct colour palette, often twisted subject matter, technique and bold themes continue to resonate with a growing audience.

www.inkfetish.co.uk

3dom

Renowned graffiti artist, illustrator and character designer 3DOM, has been creating stunning pieces of art for over 15 years. His artwork and installations have been seen by thousands of music lovers at festivals such as Glastonbury, Boomtown and in and around the city of Bristol where he lays his hat.

He paints his characters all over the world, and they stay where he can’t. His work could be described as 'A child’s cartoon, mixed with semiology and surrealism, something for children to enjoy and adults to dissect'.

www.facebook.com/3dom22

johnson_clare at London Art Fair

Ruth Allen

Cheo

Cheo has been on the scene since 1984 and is one of Bristol’s first Graffiti artists alongside Goldie and Inkie. His first claim to fame was in 1987 appearing live on the “Get Fresh” show and winning the National Graffiti Art Championships. In 1989 himself and ‘Inkie’ came second place in the World Graffiti art championships held in Bridlington.

He now does lots of artwork for the BBC and ITV and is now world renowned for his very unique and individual charactors and illustrations.

www.cheo.co.uk

Crome

Crome is a Graffiti artist from West London who has been creating burners all around the city for years. He is part of the infamous RT (Represent) Crew and is well respected in the graffiti art scene for his work.

His pieces are very tight and graphic and always painted with skill and precision. His focuses on traditional graffiti art letterforms and imagery painted in an individual new school style using bright and bold colours.

www.flickr.com/photos/25738134@N02

johnson_clare at London Art Fair

Tracy Catling

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Rebecca Blow

Aero

James Titchner AKA ‘AeroArts’ has been painting since the early nineties and has launched a very successful professional career as a graffiti artist specialising in youth projects and private commissions. He is now a qualified Youth Worker with over 15 yrs experience working with young people on graffiti art projects in various settings such as the Youth Offending Teams, Youth Organisations and Schools all over London.

His precise work prides itself on clean, neat and sharp lines and is very graphic in its nature. He fuses classic graffiti letterforms and images together in an abstract way, which is both unique and modern.

www.aeroarts.co.uk

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