Keith Burton's photos with the keyword: art

With beautiful artwork. Nice coffee too! A quick snap with my phone, taken in a café in Chichester, West Sussex.

Spotted on a boarded up shop in Southsea, Hampshire. It made me wonder what had been in the empty space. I've added a texture to make the paste residue stand out a bit more.

The artists name is Stik............. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stik

Part of a large wall mural in Southsea, Hampshire. The are five of these shapes - all variations on a theme, but due to parked cars etc, I could only get one in the frame. The artist seems to be "Emmika". The last time I visited this wall, it looked like this: www.ipernity.com/doc/keithburton/42342180/in/album/385223

Spotted this on a large electrical junction box on the Promenade at Emsworth Harbour, Hampshire. No idea as to it's meaning, but I've since seen several versions of this dog in other local towns. Artist unknown.

A large piece of work on the front of boarded over shops in Southsea, Hampshire. The artist is "My Dog Sighs".

Spotted in Southsea, Hampshire. No idea who the artist is, but it's very impressive work, especially the colour pallette. I've cropped this a bit and increased the contrast, structure and saturation. Best viewed large, on black .

Coming to you from a wall in Southsea. I've increased the contrast and tidied up the black background to remove blemishes.

A piece of street art spotted in Albert Road, Southsea, Hants. Converted to mono in Silver Efex Pro. Not sure if the notation at the bottom is the "tag" of the artist or not - but he or she is very talented.

I was really taken by the exterior decoration on this house in Albert Road, Southsea. Please view large, on black for best effect.

I spotted this work of art on the outside wall of a shop in Southsea. I really like it even though I have no idea of what it's all about. It's not signed, so I have no idea about the artist. No selective colour here...........this is just as it was!

I saw this 10 years ago in Brighton, Sussex on an electrical junction box and thought it was a very clever piece of street art. I posted it as part of a huge batch of photos when I first moved over from Flickr and lt didn't get much attention. So as it's Art Schism day tomorrow, I thought I'd give it a second chance :-)) I hope you all have a great festive weekend, however you intend to spend it.