This weekend saw the next step in Bristol's public art project with See No Evil. This amazing street art project, featuring more than 20 of the best known graffiti artists from around the world, culminated in a street party at the weekend. A rather depressing street in the city centre is now the home for some of the country's largest street paintings.
Just down the road next to the fountains, are a new family of penguins, the Roberts Family, designed by sculptor Rebecca Newham, and made from recycled coffee jars.
So Bristol's reputation as controversial centre for urban art continues. It's great to see so many people standing staring at what's on the walls and debating its quality as art. Bring it on!
