This long standing piece by Phlegm can be seen on Heneage Street Community mural in Chicksand Street park at the end of Heneage Streetįormally called Fossan Street it’s name gradually evolved over time to Fashion though nobody really knows why or when. Opposite overlooking a playground there is also a long standing piece from Phlegm. A bit further past can be found the 5th Base gallery space where currently a large balloon mural from Fanakapan can be seen. The home of the Pride of Spitalfields a rare authentic boozer in an area which is swiftly being overrun with trendy eateries. The former Seven Stars pub is in the foreground Much of the work that changes on a weekly basis is courtesy of these local creatives. There is a strong core of artists who are constantly adding to its historic brick walls. International street artists aspire to paint here whilst the locals keep it vibrant. The Lane has also long been a destination location. You’ll get the most concentration in the area between Buxton Street and Bethnal Green Road where the railway bridge crosses over. Keep a look out for paste ups and stickers in particular. In terms of street art and graffiti on Brick Lane, you’ll find plenty along it’s length. The Best Places to see Street Art on Brick Lane.
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