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Well over the last couple of weeks, the level of activity around Croydon’s Arts Quarter has rocketed, with multiple new additions to the area, and on Thursday Mr Cenz added his freshest London work to the area. It is certainly the case that Mr Cenz has consistently been one of the most proactive Street Artists in […]Read Post ›
Over Wednesday and Thursday politically motivated Mexican stencil-based Street Artists Lapiztola Stencil made their second visit to London this year and with the help of artist US born, but London based artist Liseth Amaya laid out a stunning and thought-provoking work in Shoreditch. The work is in Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch. The Revolutionary art movement […]Read Post ›
Last Thursday at the Pure Evil Gallery in Shoreditch Columbian Street Artist Stinkfish’s latest exhibition ‘Crossroad Portraits’ opened presenting an impressive collection of beautiful portraits that are just brimming with bright vibrant colours and poignant soulful portraits. The people in Stinkfish’s portraits come from all over the world and become the manifestation of Stinkfish’s own travels, depicting […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks, amid the wave of talented Mexican Street Artists that have hit London, we have seen a couple of superb collaborations and several solo paste-up works from Mexican Street Artist Mazatl. Mazatl lives in Mexico City where he is a member of several collectives focused on seeking social and environmental […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks in London Colombian Street Artist Stinkfish was over for his upcoming exhibition at the Pure Evil Gallery and hit up two of his delightful portrait based works in the East End, with a collaboration with Mexican Street Artists Mazatl in Bethnal Green, and a solo work in Leonard Street opposite the […]Read Post ›
Last weekend we here at London Calling Blog were fortunate enough to be invited by Dan Kitchener to document his latest London creation on the premises of the 5th Base Gallery in Heneage Street, just off of Brick Lane. What a treat indeed, any long term followers of our blog will know that Dan Kitchener is […]Read Post ›
Last night saw the opening of the ‘Doing Lines’ group exhibition from Captain Kris, the Real Dill, Tony Boy and Obit at the BSMT Space in Dalston, presenting an exceptionally immersive display of collaborative illustration talent. This exhibit further demonstrates the ever-increasing potential of this newly established gallery, bringing only their third major show and offering a completely different range […]Read Post ›
We are a couple of weeks behind on this piece, as it has taken us a while to get over to Peckham, but about two weeks ago Italian Street Artist Giacomo Bufarini, aka Run, hit up his latest London mural, infused with his own sense of surreal style, that is just pure Run. The work has been placed up […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks back Shoreditch provided the canvas for a trio of visiting Mexican artists, namely Cix Mugre, Spike Spaik and Libre HEM, who hit out a truly incredible lengthy collaborative mural along the newest hoardings on Great Eastern Street. This is certainly a stunning piece, with lots going on this work which really generates a sense […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks London has played host to Mexican based artist Said Dokins, who was over as part of a contributory artist to a group show at the Hoxton Gallery, comprising works from four visiting Mexican artists, which runs until Sunday. Whilst over visiting London, Said Dokins has also managed to hit […]Read Post ›
