Forum topic: Street Art

I wasn't sure what categories these should go under, but they make me laugh.

The 'lurching' Cable Cabinet in St Georges Road has been in this state since August 2013 and I would like suggestions for a caption for a suitable 'guerrilla' sign to go up on it. It has to be seen to be believed.



For inspiration, the arrangement of protective barriers around the damaged bollard in Hoppers Road last year was 'Arts Council approved' Brilliant! I think it's a pity it was repaired.





Has anyone else spotted similar opportunities for us to develop a Street Arts Trail - how about this multi-purpose street nameplate on the corner of Green Lanes and Broomfield Lane.

I have another piece of street art to share - this time from Oakwood - at the base of a boundary wall. I have no doubt at all that it is used by M15 for training new recruits in the art of covert surveillance.

This sign in Grovelands Park has become more of an artwork in its own right over the years and has almost become a new form of braille, except that it is virtually out of reach.

RIP the 'lurching' cable cabinet in St Georges Road.

Sadly this art installation has just been upgraded to a spanky new cabinet.

Both the squirrel and the sheet metal bender get awards for this one in Selborne Road.

Early Mondrian discovered in Old Park Road?

The award goes to LB Enfield for the Enfield 'Bob' pruning technique. I wonder what their haircuts are like!?

This is an original and compelling installation of carefully hewn slabs of asphalt by an artist struggling for public recognition. It should to be shortlisted for the Turner Prize.