Another view of the Banksy piece at Glastonbury

Set back from the road a bit in Shoreditch is this huge collection of figures by Masker (if I can read the tag correctly).

OK, so I don't categorically know this is by Eine but how many other people would cover an entire side of a building in supersize letters spelling out a perfectly thought out one word message. 

So with that in mind - yes, this is categorically by Eine.

Sweet Toof / Burning Candy (I'm still trying to work it out) is all over London at the moment. Some great new pieces, more of which later.

When Banksy recreated a version of a stone circle at Glastonbury out of portaloos he must have had it in his mind that it would be quickly be turning into this. If it's this trashed by Thursday whats going to be left by the end of the weekend (and how long before that turns up on Ebay)?

Stop and Search in action at this years Glastonbury.

Arofish has added a reworked version of his Eject and Survive piece next to Mantis's We All Fall Down piece off the Old Kent Road. With thanks to eagle eyed Simon for the photo.

Martin Bull's exhibition of graffiti photos has been extended until July 1st. Flyer below. It also includes some original Arofish stencil work. All in a nice warm cafe with great vegan food. If you're lucky Martin may even be cooking your food!

New text graffiti from Mantis.

Brand new Banksy in Fishponds Road (Road name updated) , Bristol

1500 cans of spray paint and a lot of rain by the sound of things - the graffiti project is now completed.

Sickboy has a new website online today with some great new photos of his work which I'm happy to report gives me a day off from posting photos on here!

the sickboy

Found in Curtain Road, Hoxton by the Elbow Room(!) Pool Hall.

I'd heard that Blu and Ericailcane were in London and had done some new work and was trying to track down a location when I stumbled across their piece in Willow Street.

Scale and quality - impressive stuff.

Great new print by Stef on Hoodacious.co.uk, 'Got News For You' (£40.00). And while I'm mentioning this have a look at the other two by Stef below - congratualtions to anybody who noticed these can be displayed the other way up and still work.  

Who would have thought the most ambitious graffit project in the UK at the moment would end up adorning the walls of a Scottish castle? The Graffiti Project featuring four artists from Brazil is turning Kelburn Castle into the biggest and most colourful wallspace (weather permitting). More here.