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Next up we are taking a look back at the highlight of our year organizing artworks in Penge, as well as one of the absolute highlights of the last decade for ourselves on the scene, with London’s largest artwork to date by the incredibly talented Abraham.O. The epic work titled Looking At The Sky is nothing short […]Read Post ›
During the summer London received a visit from French street artist EAJ, who whilst over took the time to visit Penge in South-East London and hit up a couple of stunning photo-realistic dog portraits, one a solo work and one a collaboration with street artist Aspire, who brought his brand of realistic aviary subjects to […]Read Post ›
Next up in our catch up with what happened on London’s walls in 2025, we are taking a look at a stunning piece that went up in Kingston as part of the first street art festival in this corner of London which took place last summer. The work in question is an absolute highlight from […]Read Post ›
During the late summer we finally made our first visit to Kingston to see the incredible body of street art and graffiti that has been appearing for a number of years with the exceptional hard work of The Royal Borough of Street Art, which resulted in the first Kingston Street Art Festival happening last year. Kingston has […]Read Post ›
Next up in our blog posts playing catch up with works and pieces we have seen during 2025, we are taking a look at what turned out to be the first of three artworks placed up by the ever illusive and mythical Street Artist Banksy in London last year. The piece cause quite a stir […]Read Post ›
During the extreme heatwave of the summer in London, two of Penge’s most active artists over the previous nine years took to a gable end wall just off of the high street to paint this exceptional large-scale collaboration which is firstly exceptionally fun and secondly is masterfully painted. The artists being Aspire and Irony, set […]Read Post ›
During the summer, London received a visit from American street artist Joel Artista, who painted his first work in the city since 2015. Taking to Penge, this artist who paints large-scale murals – often with active local community engagement – the world over, took a relatively small wall by his standards and nonetheless made excellent […]Read Post ›
This evening we are taking a look at a series of striking grey-scale works by Salvadoran born, but London based artist Abraham.O, all placed up around East and South London throughout 2025. Certainly one of London’s most prolific and proactive artists of current, Abraham’s works are always striking and these additions to London’s scene throughout […]Read Post ›
For our next blog post catching up with 2025, we are again looking at another highlight of the year, with an incredible collaboration from two of our favourite artists, namely Dotmaster and Irony, placed up in Penge during the summer. Both of these artists are no stranger to the area, both having painted an extensive […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a beautiful array of works placed up in a park in South-East London by ceramics artist Elena Howard. No stranger to Beckenham and Penge in the last few years, Elena Howard on this occasion created a lovely trail of ceramic leaves and creatures around Harvington Woods in […]Read Post ›
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