Street Artists Aida Wilde, Donk And Ben Rider hit the Streets of London
A vibrant series of new screen printed paste-ups have recently popped up on the streets of East London. Street artists Donk, Aida Wilde, and Zombiesqueegee aka Ben Rider hit the neighborhoods of Brick Lane and Shoreditch, London earlier this week.
"Daddy I Want A Fucking Pony" — artwork by street artist Aida Wilde.
Aida Wilde, Donk & Zombiesqueegee London Street Art
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All three artists usually work independently but we have previously seen them collaborate on a number of projects together including a fun project on the ceiling of the Leake Street Tunnel in Waterloo, made famous by British stencil artist Banksy.The three artists were also featured on the site back in the summer of 2016 when they made our list of favorite London street art from the summer, which we had selected for a feature in Time Out Magazine.
One of the pieces chosen by us for the summer London street art feature was the Lord Napier Pub in Hackney Wick which saw a host of the previous and current resident street and graffiti artists or the ‘Lunatics’ as curator and artist Aida Wilde called them, takeover and transform the pub with a riot of colourful works.
'Bang Bang, World Peace" — Aida Wilde on Heneage Street, London.
Artist Donk, Aida Wilde, and Zombiesqueegee were among the group of artists adding their hand-screen printed posters to the walls of the pub.
Back together again, the three artists installed a whole collection of new street art around Shoreditch. Check out some of the vibrant series of screen-printed paste-up works that we have spotted so far by the artists around the neighborhood - if you have seen any we have missed let us know below in the comments section
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"I Believe in The Happily Fucking Ever After" — Aida Wilde on Fashion Street, London.
'Ain't Nothing Goin' Up But The Rent' — Aida Wilde on Fashion Street, London.
'Life is a Fucking Unicorn Shitting Rainbows of Candy' — by artist Aida Wilde. 'Grab This' — by Ben Rider.
Close up of one of Ben Rider's screen-printed collage paste-up on Fashion Street in East London.
'Bombs Away' — Ben Riders' paste-ups just off Brick Lane, London.
Another of Rider's 'Grab This' works referencing a certain pussy-grabbing American politician.
These double wooden doors on Fournier Street, off Brick Lane, have long been a popular spot with street artists.
Featuring paste-up works from Donk, Zombiesqueegee, Aida Wilde as well as some other street artists who are regularly featured on the blog including London-based artist A.CE London and French street artist Manyoly.
Close-up of Donk's work on the Fournier Street doors, London pictured above.
Donk's screen-printed photographic work was pasted upon an old wooden doorway on Heneage Street, London.
Aide Wilde on Instagram — @aida_wilde
Donk on Instagram — @donklondon
Ben Rider on Instagram — @zombiesqueegee
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Close-up of Donk's work on the Fournier Street doors, London pictured above.
Donk's screen-printed photographic work was pasted upon an old wooden doorway on Heneage Street, London.
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Aide Wilde on Instagram — @aida_wildeDonk on Instagram — @donklondon
Ben Rider on Instagram — @zombiesqueegee
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