A capture by Ian Michael Spooner of Sheffield City Council removing Faunagraphic and Rocket01’s collaboration piece ‘Home is Where the Heart Is’ from the side of the building at the end of Sidney Street recently.  Rumour has it that alot of Sheffield’s street art from around this area will be removed due to a renovation of that area of the city including a Phlegm piece on the side of Leadmill also having been painted over and the Kid Acne piece next to this piece also having been partially removed with plans to fully remove it soon. It’s a massive shame that the council have decided to do this as they are all fantastic pieces of art and really brighten up the city. I, and I’m sure many others who love the street art community in Sheffield, hope that the council don’t choose to remove any more pieces and make the right decision to leave the art where it is. Along with Ian’s image are two of my own images taken not long after the piece was completed. Ian Michael Spooner’s image on FacebookSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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A capture by Ian Michael Spooner of Sheffield City Council removing Faunagraphic and Rocket01’s collaboration piece ‘Home is Where the Heart Is’ from the side of the building at the end of Sidney Street recently.  Rumour has it that alot of Sheffield’s street art from around this area will be removed due to a renovation of that area of the city including a Phlegm piece on the side of Leadmill also having been painted over and the Kid Acne piece next to this piece also having been partially removed with plans to fully remove it soon. It’s a massive shame that the council have decided to do this as they are all fantastic pieces of art and really brighten up the city. I, and I’m sure many others who love the street art community in Sheffield, hope that the council don’t choose to remove any more pieces and make the right decision to leave the art where it is. Along with Ian’s image are two of my own images taken not long after the piece was completed. Ian Michael Spooner’s image on FacebookSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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A capture by Ian Michael Spooner of Sheffield City Council removing Faunagraphic and Rocket01’s collaboration piece ‘Home is Where the Heart Is’ from the side of the building at the end of Sidney Street recently.  Rumour has it that alot of Sheffield’s street art from around this area will be removed due to a renovation of that area of the city including a Phlegm piece on the side of Leadmill also having been painted over and the Kid Acne piece next to this piece also having been partially removed with plans to fully remove it soon. It’s a massive shame that the council have decided to do this as they are all fantastic pieces of art and really brighten up the city. I, and I’m sure many others who love the street art community in Sheffield, hope that the council don’t choose to remove any more pieces and make the right decision to leave the art where it is. Along with Ian’s image are two of my own images taken not long after the piece was completed. Ian Michael Spooner’s image on FacebookSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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A capture by Ian Michael Spooner of Sheffield City Council removing Faunagraphic and Rocket01’s collaboration piece ‘Home is Where the Heart Is’ from the side of the building at the end of Sidney Street recently. 

Rumour has it that alot of Sheffield’s street art from around this area will be removed due to a renovation of that area of the city including a Phlegm piece on the side of Leadmill also having been painted over and the Kid Acne piece next to this piece also having been partially removed with plans to fully remove it soon.

It’s a massive shame that the council have decided to do this as they are all fantastic pieces of art and really brighten up the city.

I, and I’m sure many others who love the street art community in Sheffield, hope that the council don’t choose to remove any more pieces and make the right decision to leave the art where it is.

Along with Ian’s image are two of my own images taken not long after the piece was completed.

Ian Michael Spooner’s image on Facebook
SheffieldStreetArt on Tumblr
SheffieldStreetArt on Twitter
SheffieldStreetArt on Instagram
Sheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook 
Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com

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These are two images of Phlegm pieces that were located at a very frequent site for street art recently, featuring countless number of fantastic street art pieces by pretty much every street artist located in Sheffield.Unfortunately, at some point recently, at least two Phlegm pieces at the site have been covered over. I imagine many other pieces by alot of the other artists have also been covered over. I don’t know whether the council, the owners of the building or vandals are the culprits but I know there were plans to refurbish the building the pieces were located at so I imagine the building owners have covered over them to lower the amount of people visiting the building. The photoset contains two images courtesy of home-is-wheretheartis.tumblr.com and one of my own images. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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These are two images of Phlegm pieces that were located at a very frequent site for street art recently, featuring countless number of fantastic street art pieces by pretty much every street artist located in Sheffield.Unfortunately, at some point recently, at least two Phlegm pieces at the site have been covered over. I imagine many other pieces by alot of the other artists have also been covered over. I don’t know whether the council, the owners of the building or vandals are the culprits but I know there were plans to refurbish the building the pieces were located at so I imagine the building owners have covered over them to lower the amount of people visiting the building. The photoset contains two images courtesy of home-is-wheretheartis.tumblr.com and one of my own images. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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These are two images of Phlegm pieces that were located at a very frequent site for street art recently, featuring countless number of fantastic street art pieces by pretty much every street artist located in Sheffield.Unfortunately, at some point recently, at least two Phlegm pieces at the site have been covered over. I imagine many other pieces by alot of the other artists have also been covered over. I don’t know whether the council, the owners of the building or vandals are the culprits but I know there were plans to refurbish the building the pieces were located at so I imagine the building owners have covered over them to lower the amount of people visiting the building. The photoset contains two images courtesy of home-is-wheretheartis.tumblr.com and one of my own images. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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These are two images of Phlegm pieces that were located at a very frequent site for street art recently, featuring countless number of fantastic street art pieces by pretty much every street artist located in Sheffield.

Unfortunately, at some point recently, at least two Phlegm pieces at the site have been covered over. I imagine many other pieces by alot of the other artists have also been covered over. I don’t know whether the council, the owners of the building or vandals are the culprits but I know there were plans to refurbish the building the pieces were located at so I imagine the building owners have covered over them to lower the amount of people visiting the building.

The photoset contains two images courtesy of home-is-wheretheartis.tumblr.com and one of my own images.

SheffieldStreetArt on Tumblr
SheffieldStreetArt on Twitter
SheffieldStreetArt on Instagram
Sheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook 
Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com

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