Gary Jackson brings us a short video of Hawkie painiting at the hugely successful Kings of Concrete 2011 at Wood Quay in Dublin.

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Canvaz shared chapter one of ‘Alice, lost in a new Wonderland’ with IrishStreetArt.com this week. The concept collection stencilled throughout Dublin portrays a disillusioned Alice, “I wanted to build a series of pieces based on Alice in Wonderland and how quickly things go down hill”.
Canvaz will be painting in Galway and the UK in Southport and London this summer and he assures us that there will be ‘a few different kinds of things.’ on the horizon. For more of the same visit canvazstreet.com

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Eoin Murphy brings us Maser‘s ‘Ode to Sailor Jerry‘

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The gallery of paste-ups below featuring work by Dish Pig, Honky Tonk, Tink and Square Bear comes from Facepaste.com. Facepaste is a brilliant new initiative aiming to document the history of certain locations within Limerick city. The site also includes a handy ‘How to‘ area to encourage creating your very own street art and anyone can upload their work. If you would like to get involved email info@facepaste.com

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Here are two videos by Kilkenny’s Paul Mahon capturing the work of Danleo.

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Bray based sculpture, Gibb, brings us ‘The Heid’. The Heid simply put is the scots word for a ”head” and is cast of Gibb’s face in 2008. The origins of this project came when Gibb left his face cast behind him in Dublin’s Stephens Green following an outdoor art exhibition.

Gibb tells us ‘One month later, whilst in Dublin walking by the local Garda station, that was closest to Stephens Green, I felt I should go in and ask at least, how to describe the sculptures I had lost, my own head, a hand on a breast, bits of fingers… well I just said sculptures. A look on the officers face had me thinking, I did not realise why until he appeared with my face in his hands, the lips painted red, the eyes painted red, a chunk out of the head. I was suprised indeed and thanked him with a smile and a strange look from them… mmm, no breast cast, can’t blame them as it was a very nice piece of work. That was that, I was reunited with my heid’.

This episopde inspired the Edinburgh born artist to lose his Heid’s all over Dublin and so face casts began to pop up all over the city.’I always wanted to do street performing but I couldn’t do it, so the first faces I put up on the walls were silver, it was a sort of a free street entertainment. It wasn’t a cry for attention; I wanted to get people curious about art.’
Read more on Gibb’s blog, The Art of The Heid.

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ADW is celebrating this year’s St. Patricks Festival with this vibrant piece, ‘Napping On The Job’ on Andrews Lane in Dublin. Here is a collection of some of the stencil artist’s latest work.

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Albert Hooi brings us some more great footage of Dublin’s favourite, Maser and his work on the Ballymun Flats. ‘Concrete Jungle Mother Fairwell to your Stairwell Forever’

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At last a campaign video that’s worth watching. This beautifully captured time-lapse piece for Dublin‘s Dylan Haskins was illustrated by Mark Flood and produced and directed by Fionn Kidney.

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