For the first time ever, artists commissioned by the Royal Albert Hall in partnership with Daydream Network, turn the walls of the historic venue’s Loading Bay into a gallery of graffiti and street artwork.

LOAD took a graphical journey through some of the most memorable moments in the Hall’s existence starting with its opening in 1871 through to one of the first showcases of electric lighting, the suffragettes movement, Winston Churchill’s TV broadcast with Lord Montgomery and Mohammed Ali’s knock out rounds.

Using stencil style, photorealistic and freehand techniques, working with colour schemes and typography to bring the exhibition to life. Have a look at the photos below.

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