This morning in our series of reviews of the last year we are heading back over to East London and taking a look back at the year of Street Art in Hackney Wick & Fish Island. Hackney Wick is always an interesting place to visit, with the sections of painted walls along the canal receiving a consistent and regular turnover of fresh works through the year and a whole host of wonderful and sometimes weird sights to be seen. What is most notable however are the series of works that have gone up in the streets to the right of Hackney Wick Overground station, with some impressive and large-scale works having gone up by local and international artists alike. So without further ado, here is our look back at the wonderful year of Street Art in Hackney Wick from 2015.
Work by Pang.
Work by Skeleton Cardboard.
Work by Freedom Kult.
Work by Pang.
Work by Himbad.
Work by Elno.
Work by Frankie Strand.
Work by Sweet Toof.
Work by Sweet Toof.
Work by Sweet Toof.
Work by Pow in Hackney Wick.
Work by Wrist77 in Hackney Wick.
Work by ??? in Hackney Wick.
Work from Bailon in Hackney Wick.
Incredible work from Sliks in Hackney Wick.
Work by Bailon & Louis Masai. You can view more images and some progress pictures in our post on this piece (covered here).
Work by Truxt Icon.
Work by Seeds One.
Work by Seeds One.
Work by Pang.
Work by Thierry Noir. You can view the post we did on this work (covered here).
‘I Love You’ by Frankie Strand & Jane Mutiny.
Work by Dirty 30.
Work by Ali Hamish.
Work by Himbad.
Work by Trans 1.
Work by Jane Mutiny & Pang.
Detail of work by Jane Mutiny.
Detail of work by Pang.
Work by Freedom Kult.
Work by Shyone31 & Trans1.
Work by MOBSTR, part of ongoing battle with the local maintenance team.
Work by MOBSTR, part of ongoing battle with the local maintenance team.
Work by MOBSTR, part of ongoing battle with the local maintenance team.
Work by Sweet Toof.
Work by Sweet Toof.
Work by Sweet Toof.
Work by Zabou.
Work by Frankie Strand.
Work by Someart.
Exceptional work from Martin Ron & Jiant, one of the highlights of the year for us here at London Calling Blog, a superb use of the large wall. You can view more images and some progress shots in our post on this piece (covered here).
Certainy the standout work in Hackney Wick for 2015.
Work by Noriaki, Autone & Someart.
Work by Noriaki.
Work by Noriaki.
Work by Noriaki.
Work by Noriaki.
Work by Noriaki.
Work by Noriaki.
Work by Noriaki.
Work by Noriaki.
Work by Noriaki.
Work by Seapuppy.
Work by Pang & Untay.
Detail of work by Pang & Untay.
Work by HImbad & Codefc.
Work by Seapuppy.
Work by Jane Mutiny.
Work by Pang.
Work by Elno, Ro & Frankie Strand.
Work by Frankie Strand.
Work by Thisone.
Work by Eoin.
Work by Kaes.
Work by Freedom Kult.
Work by Sweet Toof, with additions by Frankie Strand.
Work by Teddy Baden.
Work by Frankie Strand & Crey One.
Works by The Real Dill & Dahkoh.
Work by 616.
Work by Seeds One.
Work by Unga of the Broken Fingaz Crew.
Work by Unga of the Broken Fingaz Crew.
Work by Dirty 30.
Work by Sterling.
Work by Sterling.
Around Hackney Wick & Fish Island someone had added Santa hats to several pieces, including this one by Frankie Strand.
Work by SeaPuppy.
Work by Trans1.
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What an amazing year. I lived in Hackney Wick in the 80s – nothing ever like this then.
It certainly has been Southampton Lady, i’m sure it made for interesting viewing to see how the area is 30 years on. Glad you liked.