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Over the course of a few days last week, culminating on Saturday, amidst the extreme cold and wet weather, Street Artist Fanakapan was out near the river to lay out his latest piece of ‘Helium Graff’ work entitled ‘Pain t’, further advancing his change of direction, moving into a more monochrome approach to his helium balloon creations […]Read Post ›
On Wednesday in the Nomadic Community Gardens, off of Brick Lane, a large-scale Robot themed Street Art collaboration was constructed by four artists including Jim Vision, Ink Fetish and Lost Souls members SPZero76 & Squirl. The piece is lengthy and just brimming with intriguing characters, setting for a superb addition to this section of wall. The piece […]Read Post ›
On Wednesday we were fortunate enough to stumble across Street Artist Olivier Roubieu at work in Leake Street to add what is now the second ceiling mural in the tunnel, with the first being put up by Psychodoodlz a month back (covered here), and it is certainly great to see these spots being utilized. Olivier […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in the Leake Street tunnel we here at London Calling Blog were lucky enough whilst passing through to find 3D Graffiti Artist Lovepusher working on his latest piece. We don’t generally focus on Graffiti as much, however for us here Lovepusher is certainly one of the most impressive Graffiti Writers at work the world over. Having began […]Read Post ›
Last Thursday Street Artist Maggio laid out a delightful work on Hackney Road, entitled ‘Love Is The Answer’, which is just absolutely full of positive energy. It has been sometime since we have seen any fresh work from Maggio around London, with Femme Fierce back in March being the last occasion, so it was quite a […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks back saw the creation of a fresh large-scale mural, created over three to four days by Brazilian born, but London based, Street Artist Waleska Nomura, on the premises of the Red Gallery in Rivington Street. The piece depicting a large-scale heart filled with flowers is entitled aptly ‘Spreading The Love’ and […]Read Post ›
Over the last three or so weeks, London has played host to some seven Street Artists from Mexico who have been over as part of the MXUK2015 tour and resulted in a series of wonderful solo and collaborative works being put up around London. In all there have been eight paintings put up around the East […]Read Post ›
Over the last few weeks London has played host to several Mexican Street Artists, primarily as a result of the MXUK2015 tour, which saw some seven artists arrive in London to paint their wonderful works around London. One of the highlights of this initiative has been witnessing the works of Acaro, who is based in Monterrey, […]Read Post ›
Over the last last six or so weeks Crowthorne Road, just off of Latimer Road in West London has become host to a delightful collection of Street Art pieces, initially placed up to support the ‘London Wall Street’ exhibition at the newly established pop-up Crows Nest Gallery (covered here), and with several other pieces popping up […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of week or so we have been treated to two new delightful and spectacular works around London from our favourite resident stencil artist Trust Icon. In his work Trust Icon set’s to capture a moment or a snapshot from his, and many peoples, childhood, combined with his own style of poignant insight or […]Read Post ›
