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Anthea Missy - Street Art Queen

Just like Wall Street, when it comes to street walls, men dominate. That is to say, a fair whack of the spray paint that’s out there came out of cans held by blokes. Of course, female street artists are definitely on the scene, but there’s few that own it. Trying to forge a fresh voice under the watchful eye of old school subscribers who have strong opinions on technique and subject matter is hard to pull off. Harder still if you don’t appear to uphold all the tenets of street art culture.

One such lady, issuing forth murals on her own terms, is the French-born, Belgium-based Anthea Missy. This smart and self-possessed street artist with her organic patterns and unorthodox uniform (tights, denim cut-offs, hair bow and heels), may divide opinion among purists, but she definitely gets the popular vote with followers. Not that she pays much mind to critics – she stands by her work whether you like it or not. In fact, she makes sure to take an Insta pic of herself literally standing with each of her artworks, to share and proudly declare that she takes responsibility for her creations no matter what you might think. And this baring all, is the essence of her work.

 

🇵🇸 Voices of Palestine 🇵🇸

Word On The Street
09 June 2025

Rasha Eleyan, is participating in the third edition of Voices of Palestine. Her painting, Wear Your Keffiyeh, is part of the live auction taking place on 22nd June at The Dorchester Hotel. Voices of Palestine is raising funds for The Hanoon Foundation (THF), formerly known as FQMS, which is a UK-registered charity established in 1997 to advance medical education and strengthen healthcare in Palestine....
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Jamie Nelson: The Colour Black

Word On The Street
10 April 2025

Addicted Art Gallery is proud to unveil The Colour Black, a powerful new exhibition by photographer and visual artist Jamie Nelson. Jamie explores colour theory in this series by contrasting rich black skin tones and technicolour hues....
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