Paul Insect, Sweet Toof, 2013
Last Christmas a glorious selection of shutter paintings appeared in Dalston around the time of a joint exhibition with Rolf Carl Werner at the BSMT Space. The Graffoto review of that show (here) has a selection of some Sweet Toof street art classics and indeed it neatly makes the point that Sweet Toof loves a collaboration.
Sweet Toof & Rolf Carl Wener, Dalston 2017
The link to BSMT is significant as last week at Moniker Art Fair (here) BSMT exhibited for the first time in an art fair environment and their eye catching display included work from the aforementioned molar magician.
BSMT Space, Moniker Art Fair 2018, feat Sweet Toof, A.CE, Skeleton Cardboard, Rocco and Brothers
Sweet Toof’s presence in the Brick Lane area has resulted in several spots receiving a new set of snappers starting at the top end with the Brick Lane Gallery now sporting a Salt Toof Beigel facade to match the famous Beigel shops opposite.
Sweet Toof
Skewville was also spotted hanging around Moniker Art Fair (here) and this is significant as Skewville and Sweet Toof have previously connected in London and NY with each hosting solo shows for t’other in their respective cities. Skewville’s “Slow Your Roll” show was held at High Roller Gallery (covered here) whilst Sweet Toof took a bite out of the big apple at Factory Fresh.
Skewville, “YO”/”YO” London 2011
Sweet Toof, Dark Horse, New York 2012 – photo Luna Park
Brick Lane saw them collaborating on an old Sweet Toof spot, Skewville giving it a big New York “YO” over the full Sweet Toof set.
Sweet Toof, Skewville 2018
Sweet Toof, Burning Candy, Brick Lane same spot olden times
Back in 2008 Sweet Toof turned a hostile fencing feature into a set or razor sharp incisors, which lasted into 2014 and has now been reclaimed.
Sweet Toof 2018
Sweet Toof razor sharp 2007
Sweet Toof v. Pez & Nylon 2018
In years to come people will sigh wistfully as they recall seeing Sweet Toof, Pez and Nylon on the same wall in an alleyway.
The biggest buzz for a street art spotter comes in chancing upon a significant piece of street art by a favoured artist and turning into the alley leading into the Seven Stars Car Park on Tuesday this huge set of gnashers was found. The teeth are by Cash4 and Skewville, and it was news to us that Cash4 was in London.
Sweet Toof, Skewville, Cash4
The significance of this spot for Sweet Toof spotters is that this alley way was once grazed by a massive Lenny Highroller by Sweet Toof and his Burning Candy mates and this did last years.
Sweet Toof, Burning Candy, Seven Stars 2007
SO Sweet Toof does some business reclaiming some old spots, collaborates with old friends and hooks up with NY muckers. Meanwhile, Skewville’s invasion of London was put to good use with some of his old spots getting a fresh pair of screen printed converses. As always, look closely.
Skewville, London 2018
Dentists recommend you get your teef checked once in a while and Sweet Toof’s Instagram reveals more molar imagery that has been added in East London locations this week, something to track down and check out.
Links
Sweet Toof instagram
Skewville instagram
BSMT Space website
Photos as noted:
Luna Park instagram
Dave Stuart instsagram