Dale Grimshaw

Dale Grimshaw was born in the deep, dark north of England (Lancs). He first got into art painting still lifes as a young boy, copying punk record covers and fueled on by a cheap copy of Constable’s painterly classic ‘The Cornfield’. After seeing ‘The Stranglers’ daubed on a bus stop wall whilst at primary school he became intrigued by graffiti and his first real foray into this area came in the 80s – involving a McDonald’s window, a large political slogan and some pink household emulsion.