nah. Totally different image I believe.

Im going to try and go for a variant. Only 10 of each and price is right. 

Up now! Both smaller editions sold out.

DRONES – Street Artist, M-City goes to war on war in new print

‘DRONES’ by M-City., released at 15.00 GMT Thursday 25th June 2015. Exclusively from Edition Fifty (www.editionfifty.com) in a strictly limited edition of 50, signed and numbered, A1 hand pulled 3 colour screen print.

The 818th work by Polish Street Artist, M-City is an arresting print produced in collaboration with UK-based print studio, Edition Fifty. Expressing his horror at the indiscriminate effects of unmanned aircraft in modern warfare, the artist uses his art to rally against cowardly warmongers.



A flock of drones, the likes of which are seen routinely destroying villages in Pakistan and Afghanistan, swarm across DRONES, a new print by Street Artist, M-City. More commonly found working to increasingly large scales – such as painting airport control towers and ships – the artist has been urged to commit his work to paper by Edition Fifty, the Bristol, UK-based specialist print studio.

A false sense of security is imbued by the busy composition, rendering the killer aircraft largely unrecognisable as part of a pack until the viewer pays closer attention. The mass of wings and nose cones conceal the morbid danger of the weapons until the last minute, much like the last helpless moments of the drones’ real-life victims.



The origin of the print lies in a wall painting completed in autumn 2014, the drones appearing in a Barcelona car park. The vast, landscape piece has been condensed and refined for the purposes of the two-stage screen print, derived from the two-stencil original. The monochrome composition reflects the work that M-City is globally recognised for, providing sharp contrasts and textures with a minimal palette. As well as the spray can and craft knife, M-City draws on the internet and computer-aided design to plan and execute his precise paintings.



Having seen much of Europe as an artist, including a standout piece painted for See No Evil in Bristol in 2012, M-City now travels further afield to find his inspirations, to be more frequently found in the poverty-stricken, but vibrant environments of Asian and South American inner-cities. Born and raised in Gdynia, northern Poland during the Communist era, the lingering taste of political dissent is never far from the artist’s mind or art.

M-City says: “Poland has a long history of using stencils for art. Before 1989, stencil art was most the popular independent technique. People used stencils against political powers and the darker forces of communism. This piece is stencil art, but that’s perhaps not the most important aspect of the work, it could just as easily be woodcut or linotype. I want the viewer to see the danger in the piece, as the drones observe this house. Maybe they will finally decide to destroy it, maybe not.”



‘DRONES’ by M-City will be released to the public at 15.00 GMT on Thursday 25 June 2015 exclusively from www.editionfifty.com in a strictly limited edition of 50, A1 high-quality 320 gsm screen prints.

Edition Fifty, says: “M-City is a fearless artist, you only have to see some of his incredible work in unusual locations to see that, and Edition Fifty is really pleased to see him putting his work onto paper. Simplicity is often the best way of achieving perfection and translating his two-colour print through a two-colour screen print process has resulted in a beautifully hand-made, yet precise reproduction of a remarkable piece of work.”

For more information about the work of M-City visit: www.m-city.org

About Edition Fifty
Edition Fifty is a curated print project devised by artist Cheba Bristol and See No Evil Gallery’s Mike Bennett. Established to make high-quality, affordable and strictly limited works of art available to enthusiasts and collectors, Edition Fifty’s first print was released in July 2014, created by Mr Jago, shortly followed by Stanley Donwood, best known for his work with Radiohead. Consequent prints have been released by Will Barras, an acclaimed former street artist now represented by Stolen Space Gallery in London and Swiss artist, Nychos. A long-term project to explore international talent and offer artists the freedom to develop their work in almost any printed medium.

Available this Thursday! Price TBA shortly

Imo, the (format of the) wall looks much better than the (format of the) print. The composition of the print doesn't work for me.  

They are doing a release with M-city!

http://instagram.com/p/Bb-cFvChCZA

Are you wanting a Valuation for Art Insurance? Or maybe you have a M-City For Sale and want to check it’s value? Post on this thread.

I was debating buying one , they look great , I bought the two city hand stencils on paper and dolk old school they had 

Looking for Any Robert Nava works drawings or canvas please Dm if you are considering letting anything go

Nice to see one of my favourite street artist still being very busy painting murals, having exhibitions and releasing prints back in his native Poland. I love M-City’s monochrome gritty imagery. Bought “The Bomb” print from HMP back in the days and it is still one of my favourites.

http://instagram.com/p/CJ78mxmnoAA

Here's an M City Bomb framed. Looking to sell if anyone interested. 

£90 -120
Although technical In composition not a lot of a following on the secondary market

Impressive new mural in Krakov, Poland by M-City. M-City is still one of my favorite street artists/muralists.

http://instagram.com/p/CN5Ic4HHGNi

I am a pretty big M-City fan. I would love to see a couple of pictures of the prints from the portfolio.