Saturday night finally brought the opening of the widely anticipated first UK exhibition ‘In The Raw’ from the Clandestinos collective, comprising artists Shalak Attack & Bruno Smoky at the BSMT Space, a show that certainly didn’t disappoint, exceeding our high expectations. Shalak Attack and Bruno Smoky have both long been practitioners of their beautiful artworks […]Read Post ›
Thursday night finally brought the opening of the widely anticipated first solo exhibition from Fanakapan at the BSMT Space, a show that certainly didn’t disappoint, exceeding all high expectations. One of the most impressive artists on the scene, with a style of his own that he is continuously redefining – seemingly with every piece he […]Read Post ›
Thursday night saw the opening of Dan Kitchener’s solo exhibition ‘Queen of Neon’ at the 5th Base Gallery, a show we have eagerly been awaiting for some time and one that certainly didn’t disappoint, demonstrating Dan Kitchener’s distinct style and the range with which he can portray his subjects. Primarily known for his Liquid Lights impressionistic neon cityscapes, Dank also […]Read Post ›
Sadly to say we are very behind with getting this post out, but better late than never, and for anyone London way this weekend this is your last chance to catch the fantastic ‘Neverended: A 10 Year Retrospective’ exhibition by EndOfTheLine at the Newcastle Project Space in Shoreditch. The exhibition brings together a wealth of […]Read Post ›
Well it’s taken us a little while to make it down to the Saatchi Gallery to catch their latest Street Art exhibition, namely ‘XX: A Moment In Time’ an all female group show curated by Yasha Young and Olly Walker. The exhibit brings together female artists from all around the world, many of whom we were previously […]Read Post ›
Earlier this week we made it to the final day of the Braziliarty Pop Up exhibition in Soho. A show put on by Braziliarty, and in part with Pigment, who together organized the first LATA Festival in London last summer (covered here), which will be returning to London this year. Braziliarty is a social enterprise CIC, […]Read Post ›
Well here we are continuing our series of reviews of the year and we thought we would take a look back at the many exhibitions we have attended. Over the last year we have reported on some 47 exhibitions and have also attended many more that for varying reasons never made it to a blog post, […]Read Post ›
Well it has taken us a week or so to get to ‘The Reasons For Seasons’, the newest exhibition at The Stolenspace Gallery just off of Brick Lane, but as we suspected it is a show of an exceptional standard with a broad range of works by artists from all over the worldand is […]Read Post ›
We here at London Calling Blog missed opening night but headed along last Friday to visit the ‘Esthisis’ exhibition at the Crows Nest Gallery in West London. The group show brings together a broad range of styles, with the Street Art based elements curated by The Krah and the sculpture elements curated by Dan Moss, all in […]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 ›
