Photograph of graffiti work by old school London graffiti writer, Skore, at Libertine’s Soho exhibition. 16th July 2009. Source: Fair Use.

Libertine’s in Sheraton Street, off Wardour Street, Soho, held an exhibition celebrating 25 years of graffiti by legendary old school London writer, Skore, on Thursday 16th July 2009.

Unfortunately it was only open for a couple of days and by the time you read this post will be long gone.

I thought I’d upload some shots anyway…

There were photos of Skore’s work with a great piece by him in the reception area, with some characters by Crok. It was great to see so many old faces there and was the start of a mad evening that descended into chaos back East…

Read Skore’s personal history of London Graffiti here.

Keep an eye on Skore’s unique and eclectic work here…

Photograph of graffiti work by old school London graffiti writer, Skore, at Libertine’s Soho exhibition. 16th July 2009. Source: Fair Use.

Photograph of graffiti work by old school London graffiti writer, Skore, at Libertine’s Soho exhibition. 16th July 2009. Source: Fair Use.

Photograph of graffiti work by old school London graffiti writer, Skore, at Libertine’s Soho exhibition. 16th July 2009. Source: Fair Use.

Photograph of graffiti work by old school London graffiti writer, Skore, at Libertine’s Soho exhibition. 16th July 2009. Source: Fair Use.

Photograph of graffiti work by old school London graffiti writer, Skore, at Libertine’s Soho exhibition. 16th July 2009. Source: Fair Use.