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Better late than never, last night we finally had the time to head up to Dalston to catch up with a couple of exhibitions that opened in the last week, the first of which being the ‘Creative Differences’ group exhibition at the 1963 Gallery Space. Presenting a selection of prints in a variety of mediums from some 16 […]Read Post ›
Over the last ten or so days London received a return visit from Austrian Street Artist HNRX having visited London last December (covered here) and returning to the capital in order to work his own brand of comic-surrealism sets to transmit a sense of fun and joy, keeping his work free of political or social statements, he sets to merely […]Read Post ›
Over the previous several days from the 06-09th October the Moniker Art Fair returned to East London for its seventh consecutive year, in the most appropriate location to host such a large expose of Street Art in a gallery setting, namely The Old Truman Brewery at the heart of Brick Lane. The event was yet again […]Read Post ›
Just over a week back saw the completion of Stik’s latest London Mural, with a superbly placed and constructed work located in the Red Gallery on the corner of Old Street. As is often the case it is impressive as to how much meaning, depth and emotion Stik can generate in such an essentially minimalist formatting. What […]Read Post ›
Little over a week ago saw Belgian Street Artist Bisser in London for his participation in the ‘Underground 2016’ pop-up exhibition in Hoxton put on by Graffiti Street (covered here) and whilst over took the time to hit up two fantastic works around the East End, one solo along Brick Lane and one collaboration with NILS in Hoxton. Certainly […]Read Post ›
Little over a week ago saw American Street Artist NILS in London for his participation in the ‘Underground 2016’ pop-up exhibition in Hoxton put on by Graffiti Street (covered here) and whilst over took the time to hit up two fantastic works around the East End, one solo and one collaboration with Bisser. NILS works in a variety of […]Read Post ›
On Monday this week Street Artist Anthea Missy fleetingly passed through London for the day and set to paint the whole of the Shoreditch Art Wall in that time frame. Anthea Missy paints abstract pieces which present an amorphic and organic construction of colour and shapes not found in nature. Anthea Missy sets to do this […]Read Post ›
Last Wednesday night we here at London Calling Blog were delighted enough to attend our third Drips & Runs live Paint Jam event, always an absolute sight to behold and on this occasion hosted in Relentless in Soho. The event saw Si Mitchell, Captain Kris, Himbad, Saki&Bitches, Skeleton Cardboard & The Real Dill set to […]Read Post ›
Over the last week London received a visit from a few visiting international Street Artists who were over for their part in the ‘Underground 2016’ pop-up exhibition in Hoxton put on by Graffiti Street (covered here), one of whom was Joachim over from Belgium. Taking the time to hit up a few pieces around the […]Read Post ›
Well it was only a couple of weeks ago we reported on the latest works from Himbad in Camden Town (covered here), so it is somewhat bittersweet that we have four new works from the artist all placed up in Seven Sisters. The reason they are sweet should be obvious, but the bitter dynamic is due to […]Read Post ›
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