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Showcase returns to London with artworks by the UK’s top street artists and graffiti writers.Back for its third edition by popular demand, this street art extravaganza takes over Pure Evil Gallery in the heart of Shoreditch, London’s street art capital. The exhibition showcases the work of 49 leading UK street and graffiti artists.Curated by Waterloo Walls, AKA Stocke (@stockeartworks) and Shauna (@shauna.anseo), this exhibition celebrates the vibrant diversity of London's urban art scene across four rooms featuring fine art, illustration, multimedia and aerosol works.All artworks are for sale, priced up to £1,500, with selected prints and editions also available. Entry...

Pure Evil Gallery’s biggest-ever group show, ARTMAGEDDON?, is about to take over East London and the response has already been huge. Featuring a never before shown Banksy sculpture, a brand new original by Invader made especially for the show, and live painting by Mr Doodle on the opening night… The opening night has completely sold out, but limited tickets remain for the Live Painting Night featuring a selection of artists from the line-up showcasing their different practices (Fri 21st Nov) and Opening Weekend where you can really take your time to immerse yourself in the works and meet some of...

Our next show ‘MONOMECHANICS’ is here!BOOK YOUR (FREE) SHOW TICKETS NOW!  https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/booking/select/edmnnlqjqxjv Join us on Thursday the 26th (Jun) for ‘MONOMECHANICS’ a Duo Art show featuring Monochromatic works by Pure Evil and a first hand look into the Bio-Mechanical mind of painter and tattoo artist Krzysztof ‘Kali’ Wlodarski.

Welcome to Bunny Contemporary: A New Era for East London’s Art Scene After years of being the creative home and name sake of artist Pure Evil, we’re excited to announce the rebirth of the gallery with a bold new identity: Bunny Contemporary. This rebrand marks a monumental moment in the history of the space, as we step into a fresh chapter—one that honours our roots while embracing the future. Pure Evil Gallery has long been a cornerstone of East London’s vibrant art scene, a place where art and culture collided, and where the work of Pure Evil himself took center...