On Saturday in Old Oak Lane, Willesden, a Paint Jam took place consisting of a good range of Street Artists and Graffiti Writers showcasing their talents on the hoarding of the areas newest development, The Collective Old Oak. We were unfortunately unable to attend what appears to of been a great event, but have been by […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in Brixton Market along the Brixton Arches a paint jam on a series of boards put out for the day were utilised as a part of a community event to hold a paint jam with works from some nine artists put up in the process. The crux of the situation is that Network Rail intend to evict […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in Shoreditch along Willow Street a superb Paint Jam took place in celebration of Captain Kris’s birthday, which had taken place the previous Sunday, however due to having to run a Secret Walls event, the festivities were postponed to yesterday. It was certainly worth the wait, all along Willow Street in Shoreditch the artists […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend The Greenhouse Effect Paint Jam took place in the East End, just around the back of Brick Lane at Fleet St Hill, where The Meeting of Styles took place last year. The event was put on in association with LSD Magazine and the 1 Love Community Network. Over the two days a variety of […]Read Post ›
Yesterday at Tobacco Docks, StreetFest 2015, returning for it’s eighth consecutive year, this time in its new setting of Tobacco Dock, took place with a day and evening packed with events set to entertain all, including an eclectic mix of music, dance, urban sport, a street kitchen, and most quintessentially for us here at London Calling […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in Brixton the event RECLAIM::BRIXTON took place in Windrush Square, in the public space in front of The Black Cultural Archives and in the shadow of Lambeth Town Hall. In this space several communities gathered in congregation from noon to 5pm in order to celebrate the communities love for their area. As part of this demonstration the independent […]Read Post ›
Great reworking of the classic Leake Street Tunnel board by Pad. It finally happened, Femme Fierce Reloaded, organized by Ayaan Bulale, hit Leake Street for the second year running to raise money and awareness for the Plan UK charity “Because I Am A Girl” campaign, which sets to end such acts as forced marriage and FGM […]Read Post ›
Femme Fierce hit Croydon yesterday. The all female event organized by Ayaan Bulale put on a paint jam in a prelude to the main Femme Fierce Reloaded event at Leake Street on March 8th. In all twenty-six pieces were painted across the walls, shutters and hoarding in the Arts Quarter on the day, with a piece from Zina […]Read Post ›
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