Here to Spray? Graffiti and street art exhibition Neverended opens in Shoreditch

Londoners with a taste for street art can, until the end of February, visit graffiti art exhibition Neverended.

The exhibition, housed at Londonewcastle in Shoreditch, is a ten-year retrospective showcasing over 200 pieces of graffiti and street art created by internationally acclaimed artists.

Pieces on show include works by London and world artists like Will Barras, Mr Jago, Bom.k, Sowat, Faile, Tizer, Xenz, Sheone, Dan Chase, Ed Hicks, Rabodiga, 45RPM, Candy Lo, Imaone, Suiko, Zoer, Does LoveLetters, Odisy, Dr Zadok, Dotmasters, Steff Plaetz, and Jim Vision.

In addition to the artwork, a number of pop up events will be taking place at the venue over the next two weeks until February 28. These include life drawing classes, live music and talks, and ‘pop up feasts’.

The retrospective is curated by EndoftheLine, a group who have a long history of putting on events such as this one.

Creative Director Jim Vision said: “This is our personal collection which reveals the transformation of the streets of Shoreditch and the tensions between urban development and artistic freedom, and represents what will be lost when everything is glass towers.”

Neverended runs from February 11 to 28 at the Londonewcastle Project Space on Redchurch Street. It is open Tuesdays to Sundays, 11am to 8pm.