Monty's Bar Brick Lane

05/04/2022

I love you St Pauls !

05/04/2022

Tai Chi Tuesday I absolutely love these guys they have been amazing for me and I can’t thank them enough ### if you are having treatment reach out to them I can guarantee the support you get from these guys is just wonderful ### have a great day darlings

30/03/2022

20/06/2021

The Queen of brick lane in the house

16/06/2021

Beer, art, music and football... what more do you need on a beautiful day like today?

06/05/2021

Flash back to 2016 with these beautiful photos taken by .. such great memories and we can't wait to create more with you in the future... see you from the 17th

05/05/2021

Something exciting happening today with here at the bar in preparation for our opening.. we will keep you updated on the progress throughout the day ..

03/03/2021

Happy birthday Steve from all your friends and Montys family xx

03/03/2021

Happy birthday to this beautiful human x love ya sweetheart x wishing you a day that’s as special as you are 😘 xx ❤️🙏❤️

16/12/2020

Flashback to our christmas decorations last year!! This will be the first year we dont hold our christmas party and NYE and yes we are gutted. Hope you are all well and we cant wait to open our doors again to you whenever that may be! Love ya'll

17/11/2020

Because there is not much Montys Bar news for us to share right now we have decided to support and share the work of some of our favourite artists and creators who deserve our support during these testing times. Like follow and share, your support is massively appreciated.
Today check out our brother .
Savant is a prolific, but anonymous British street artist.  His paste-ups and hand painted works appear on walls across London and other cities. 
He has exhibited paintings, drawings and collages in several exhibitions.
Commenting with a situationist aesthetic, Savant's work subverts the language of mass culture; exploring what it means to be a human being in the 21st century; the loss of critical thinking and self identity; the sinister side of complacency.  The death of the "individual" in the modern world, in both physical and metaphorical terms.
Central to his work are an ongoing series of collage/sketch books, which take anything from 2 -5 months to finish.  These unique books comprise of discarded ephemera along with drawn/re-purposed images, and their content often informs the images which subsequently appear on the streets.
Savant collects comics, books, CD’s and vinyl, artworks and fanzines.  He wishes for a house deep in the woods in which to store this collection and keep well away from humanity.