Street Art in Shoreditch
News Published on:Found yourself in East London and wondering where the Shoreditch street art spots are? Well look no further, wanderer - here is the London street art guide you've been looking for!
Pro tip: make sure to visit Jealous Gallery to browse our curated selection of limited edition prints including works by street artists Pure Evil, Ben Eine, London Police and Shuby. Ask our friendly team about the Jealous rooftop mural, which has played host to artists including Luke Smile, Pizza Boy, My Dog Sighs, William Kingett, Mowcka and Gabriel Hollington. You might just get a tour of the Jealous Print Studio on your way up…
Planning your Street Art adventure:
Best times to visit: early morning or late afternoon for optimal lighting and fewer crowds.
Duration: allow 2-3 hours to fully explore the main Brick Lane street art circuit and grab a bagel from East End institutions Brick Lane Beigel or Beigel Bake to keep you going.
What to bring: camera, comfortable walking shoes, and an open mind: your next favourite street artist could be just around the corner, literally!
Start your tour by spotting work on Brick Lane. Some street artists to look out for include:
-STIK
-Ben Eine
-Shepard Fairey
-London Police
-HELCH
-Chewing Gum Man
-and finally, of course, Banksy.
Ben Eine: the acclaimed London street artist known best for his colorful typographic works on everything from paper to shop shutters. Check for his alphabet piece on the side of the Jealous building (on Luke Street) and spot the missing letter!
Graffiti avengers assemble: witness the longstanding multi-artist mural that is King John Court - the result of 250 litres of black paint and over 500 spray cans. A project assembled by Global Street Art, this is one of the biggest street art canvases in Shoreditch and features notable names such as Tizer, Mr Cenz, Lovepusher and Niest.
Professional Street Art Tours In Shoreditch:
Want to experience Shoreditch street art with expert guidance?
Shoreditch Street Art Tours offers professional-led walking tours that reveal hidden gems, share artist stories, and keep you updated on the latest London street art developments. Dave provides insider access to the constantly evolving East London street art scene, not forgetting classic pieces like Banksy’s daubed pink Triumph GT6 or the graffitied tube trains above Village Underground painted by artists including Zomby, who featured in our 2026 show, ‘My Love Is Your Love’. We also recommend browsing Inspiring City for the best street art and interviews from the UK and beyond.
Inspired by your Shoreditch street art tour? Browse our collection of Street Art prints, including urban art prints and street art inspired prints by contemporary street artists including Rhys Brown, Miguel H. Cuar, Matt Dosa and Ben Eine: shop Street Art Prints.
Ben Eine - 'The Last Day of Shoreditch'
