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My Dog Sighs at LOOK UP Portsmouth 2025: Seven Walls in Seven Days!

September 14, 2025

This year’s LOOK UP Portsmouth Festival saw a remarkable contribution from local legend My Dog Sighs, who brought his unmistakable charm to the city with a staggering seven new murals alongside the launch of a brand-new jewellery collection… all within the span of just seven days. “Well, I’m done. Seven walls and a jewellery collection launched in the […]

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It’s Better When We’re Together: My Dog Sighs’ New Mural at LOOK UP Portsmouth

September 13, 2025

This weekend, LOOK UP Portsmouth welcomed a new addition to its city-wide festival map: Number 11, 83 Bonchurch Road, PO4 8RY. Here, celebrated local street artist My Dog Sighs has painted a series of colourful Everyman figures, titled “It’s Better When We’re Together.” The mural transforms an otherwise normal brick wall into a joyful gathering. The Everyman, My Dog Sighs’ signature characters, has always […]

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Concrete & Colour Exhibition at GraffitiStreet: Now Open to the World Virtually

July 30, 2025

Concrete & Colour may have wrapped up in the gallery, but the experience is far from over. We’re excited to announce that the full exhibition is now available to explore online through our Matterport 3D virtual tour bringing the show to screens around the world. Concrete & Colour at GraffitiStreet Gallery in Chichester, West Sussex. Matterport 3D virtual […]

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Concrete & Colour: Emergence of the Urban Aesthetic at GraffitiStreet Gallery, Chichester England

June 12, 2025

As spring breathes new life into the world around us, Concrete & Colour invites you to explore the quiet beauty of transformation. This exhibition takes root in the urban landscape, where concrete—the steadfast material of our cities—becomes the canvas for reinvention. Sophie Mess – Beauty in the Detour (2025) In this compelling group exhibition, we delve into […]

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My Dog Sighs Reflects Chichester Cathedral’s 950th Anniversary at GraffitiStreet Gallery

June 12, 2025

Currently exhibited at GraffitiStreet Gallery as part of the Concrete & Colour group show exhibition, My Dog Sighs’ latest canvas Concrete Vision is a bold and emotive exploration of urban identity, human connection, and the stories that hide in plain sight. My Dog Sighs – Concrete Vision (2025) – Image copyright GraffitiStreet With his signature reflective eyes, My Dog […]

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Concrete & Colour: Reimagining Urban Spaces Through Art

May 18, 2025

Spring/Summer Exhibition 2025 | GraffitiStreet Gallery, Chichester: As spring unfurls and the world around us awakens, Concrete & Colour invites reflection on transformation. Featuring world renowned street artists, this exhibition draws on the visual language of the urban landscape to explore renewal, change, and the emergence of beauty in unexpected places. Concrete & Colour – […]

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Celebrating Art and Awareness: The Unveiling of My Dog Sighs New Fragile Mural, Manchester

March 26, 2025

My Dog Sighs has unveiled a new mural in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, featuring a poignant tribute to the late Ian Curtis, the iconic lead singer of Joy Division. Organised by Spray Days for their Walls of Manchester project. Image Copyright My Dog Sighs This mural, inspired by the rich musical heritage of Manchester, reflects the […]

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Unveiling Beauty with Nature’s Palette: The Latest Mural by My Dog Sighs

March 23, 2025

In the midst of a gentle rain and surrounded by lush greenery, My Dog Sighs captures the essence of nature through his latest mural. This artwork, created at the transition from the colder months to the blossoming beauty of spring, serves as a celebration of the English garden in Cambridgeshire. Set against a weathered red […]

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In conversation with My Dog Sighs: A US West Coast Journey Through Murals, Community, and Connection

March 10, 2025

Welcome to this interview with My Dog Sighs, the celebrated Portsmouth street artist known for his reflective eyes and his everyman murals. Today, we delve into his incredible journey along the West Coast of the USA, where he undertook the ambitious challenge of painting ten walls in just two weeks. From his initial stop in […]

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“We Shelter Here Sometimes” – A Groundbreaking Documentary on British Street Artist My Dog Sighs to be Released, March 2025

February 28, 2025

Following its world premiere in Portsmouth in 2024, the highly anticipated documentary film ‘We Shelter Here Sometimes‘ is set to be available for download from My Dog Sigh‘s official website on March 9, 2025. Filmed and directed by Paul Gonella of Strong Island Media, this intimate, up-close-and-personal documentary follows the internationally acclaimed British street artist known […]

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Celebrating the Grand Opening of GraffitiStreet Gallery in Chichester, England

December 8, 2024

We are excited to announce the grand opening of our brand new gallery in Chichester , England. As we commemorate a successful decade of GraffitiStreet, we are delighted to unveil GraffitiStreet Gallery, housed within a meticulously restored Grade II listed Victorian building at 25a West Street, Chichester. This venue is a testament to our dedication […]

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My Dog Sighs’ Tribute to Cosham’s History and Community, LOOK UP Festival

September 21, 2024

Local artist and founder of Look Up Festival, My Dog Sighs, painted his signature eye mural at Cosham Railway for the second edition of LOOK UP. The mural features a nostalgic depiction of Cosham High Street in the 1800s and pays tribute to the nearby Queen Alexandra Hospital. Using vibrant colours and carefully cut stencils, […]

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