where a Chinese student at the Royal College of Art painted the 24-character propaganda staple over Brick Lane’s other works of graffiti art. The installation immediately became a target for ...

Imagine a world that’s filled with invisible graffiti. Open an app, point your phone at a wall, and blank brick or cement becomes a canvas. Create art with digital spraypaint and stencils ...

A graffiti wall in London’s bustling street art hub of Brick Lane has become an unlikely canvas for protest messages against China’s authoritarian rule, after it was whitewashed and painted ...

A curious inversion of this episode unfolded in London around August 6th when Chinese art students daubed Communist Party slogans on a wall ... Brick Lane, said it removed the graffiti after ...

The graffiti first appeared in East London’s street art haven Brick Lane on August 5 ... over the amount of space they took. There was a wall that was already tagged, and that was fine.

The big red Chinese characters appeared overnight at the start of the weekend London's Brick Lane, well known for its street art ... graffiti, being covered and discussed will be this wall's ...