Just over a week ago in the aftermath of the EU Referendum Street Artist MyneAndYours set to Clerkenwell to make a statement about the shocking result. Needless to say everyone is aware of the outcome of the vote and we don’t wish to delve into the matter here, other than stating our utter disappointment at just over half […]Read Post ›
On Saturday in Paradise Row, Bethnal Green, another impromptu Paint Jam featuring some half-a-dozen artists took place, organized by Hidden Streets Of London. We have grown very fond of these Paint Jams in Bethnal Green that occur periodically, there is always a nice atmosphere of fun and relaxation over the day by all in attendance both painting […]Read Post ›
Over the last week or so London has been fortunate enough to receive a visit from LA based Street Artist WRDSMTH, whom we last caught fresh works from over the Christmas weekend and who once again has left us with a lovely and inspiring set of works placed up around Westminster and Brick Lane. Unsurprisingly […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks London has seen Stencil focused Street Artist Otto Schade hit up a pair fresh new designs, with his first work placed up in Camden Town and the second in Notting Hill. ‘Anonymosh’ in the Stables Market in Camden Town painted for the recently established Accepted Rebellion Gallery. Certainly an interesting […]Read Post ›
In our last post we took a look at the Illustrated 2016 event, run by Marc Farrington and held in the Old Truman Brewery in Brick Lane a few weeks back (covered here), of which one of the events was the Saturday night’s Secret Walls battle organized by Captain Kris, hosted by Hidden Street Of London and […]Read Post ›
For the last week a most interesting piece of Street Art has been on display outside auction house Bonhams ahead of its sale under the hammer yesterday. The work which fetched some £218,000, demonstrating the value placed upon this artists work, is from Banksy’s first US exhibition held in LA within an industrial warehouse in […]Read Post ›
On Sunday we here at London Calling Blog were delighted to have Street Artist Zina come down to Penge to add what is currently the tenth fresh work in the area, with SE20’s first portraiture mural. Making for the sixth work placed up in Maple Road, Zina certainly made an impact on passers-by with this stunning and […]Read Post ›
Last week saw French, but London based, Street Artist Nerone setting to rework the corridor along Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch, creating a completely immersive experience for those stepping into his vibrant and colourful floral driven scene. Certainly a good use of the space with this overwhelmingly positive piece that also presents a nice contrast in […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Spanish artist Pejac hit London in order to place up a series of installation pieces around the Brick Lane and Shoreditch area, ahead of his upcoming solo show in the area next month. Having started painting on walls after the attitude of his art teachers’ annoyed and galvanized him into action. Since […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Argentinian born, but Brazilian based, Street Artist Marina Zumi make her second visit to London for 2016, with her first visit in February (covered here), in order to paint a beautiful and striking piece for the charity Unicef. Painting for Unicef the world’s leading organisation for children in over 190 countries, this work was put up […]Read Post ›
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