If you’re a street art fan, you’ll be no stranger to Brick Lane. Its walls are an ever-changing gallery of graffiti and murals from artists all over the world, painting everything from giant ...

London’s famous Brick Lane became a battleground for supporters and opponents of China’s Communist Party, as artists engaged in a graffiti war with slogans and signs countering each other.

Benedict Rogers, head of the rights group Hong Kong Watch, was critical of the graffiti on Brick Lane. “I utterly condemn the #CCP thugs who defaced London’s Brick Lane with their regime’s ...

Their sudden appearance in Brick Lane sparked an immediate backlash–including from many Chinese. Within hours, the slogans were covered in more graffiti. The word “no” was added before the ...

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 ...

Graffiti made up of 24 stenciled Chinese characters sprayed in red paint against a white backdrop across walls in London divided street art lovers and the online communities over the weekend.

Brick Lane's famous 'Beigel Shop' is set to reopen ... the famed bakery for its grand re-opening by jetwashing the graffiti, including an 'RIP' streaked on the front door, from the building.

Brick Lane is known for its vibrance, lively markets, and public space art. But this week, it sees itself at the centre of a graffiti war between supporters and opponents of China’s Communist ...