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Over the last 22 months we have had the exceptional pleasure to work with the new owners and developers of the Blenheim Centre in the heart of Penge High Street, namely Clarion Housing – who we have worked with previously on a cluster of 20 spots within St Hugh’s Estate, Anerley since 2019 – and […]Read Post ›
For our next round up of 2023 blog post we are taking a look at what we have seen one our visits to Stockwell over the last year. Virtually all of the fantastic pieces we are sharing below are from the Stockwell Hall of Fame, which continues in our view to offer the premier legal […]Read Post ›
For our next round up of 2023 blog post we are taking a look at what we have seen one our visits to Brick Lane and Shoreditch over the last year. Brick Lane and Shoreditch still hosts a significant amount of the London’s street art and graffiti, however nowadays Shoreditch beyond the Brick Lane area […]Read Post ›
For our second of five annual reviews looking back at what’s been happening on London’s Street Art and Graffiti scene we are taking a look back at what pieces we have been fortunate enough to have seen around London as a whole through 2023. We have again unsurprisingly spent much of our time working on […]Read Post ›
First up in our look back at 2023 we thought we would take a look back at what we here at London Calling Blog have proactively organised and been up to about London this last year. We are exceptionally privileged to have been able to have been involved in organising some 411 artworks this year. […]Read Post ›
Recently graffiti writer and street artist Mr Cenz took to Camden Town, to paint this incredible artwork in response to all the children being killed in war and conflict with a simple and sadly much needed message of stop killing children. Depicted in his entirely original and trademark futuristic space funk style, this work is […]Read Post ›
During the summer Anerley received a visit from London graffiti writer Red Romes and visiting Australian street artist Sydney West who hit up this fantastic Pink Panthers collaboration across a pair of garage doors in St Hugh’s estate. Fusing Red Romes illustrative styling in the form of the iconic Pink Panther character and Red Romes photorealistic […]Read Post ›
Towards the end of the summer amid the last spell of hot weather Penge received a visit from street artist Pad who took to a quiet little road around the corner from Penge East train station to leave this fantastic 3D brick work scene depicting iconic Looney Tunes cartoon characters Wile E. Coyote and the […]Read Post ›
During the summer Anerley received a visit from Tash and Iain MacArthur who hit up a collaboration fusing their respective illustrative styles very harmoniously. The work presents a strong natural energy with Tash painting the left side of the wall comprising the broken animal skull and flowing blue plant life, whilst Iain MacArthur painted the […]Read Post ›
A couple of months ago London received a visit from Bristol street artist Farrah Fortnam who took to a garage door in a cul-de-sac and painted this superb dinosaur work for her son’s birthday, which was an exceptional coincidence with the historic dinosaur lake in Crystal Palace Park being located just 15 minutes up the […]Read Post ›
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