At the weekend we here at London Calling Blog had the extreme good fortune to meet up with environmental driven Street Artist ATM who was kind enough to show us his paintings around West London and give us some insight into his works. First stop and the focus of this post took us way out […]Read Post ›
Last week London was treated to a visit from French Street Artist Bom.K, who was over for his exhibition with the MYA Gallery at the Moniker Art Fair in the Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane (covered here). Whilst over Bom.K took the opportunity to hit out this incredible piece of art on the Kinkao […]Read Post ›
Last weekend on our rambles around Brick Lane we were delighted to stumble across SAKI&Bitches at work on the first of her newest works in London for nearly two years, We had’t been granted the pleasure of meeting with SAKI&Bitches before, but having long admired her humorous tongue-in-cheek works we were indeed pleased to get […]Read Post ›
It’s a new month and yet again the Jealous Gallery has a new piece on their roof’s feature wall as a part of the ongoing Jealous Rooftop Mural Project. This month the work is from Katy Binks, an artist who works primarily as a print maker focusing on abstract designs, which is what she has done on […]Read Post ›
Over the last week London received a whistle-stop visit from Argentinian Street Artist Mart Aires, who hit up two works around London’s East End ahead of the Moniker Art Fair. This marks the second visit from Mart Aires to London this year with a visit to Camden Town in July, which saw him complete two works, […]Read Post ›
New Street Art By Tellas On The Village Underground In Shoreditch.
Through the weekend over the course of three days, spanning Saturday to Monday, Walthamstow received its newest piece of Street Art, with a superb mural from Louis Masai. This piece makes the fourth mural in a small section of interconnected roads, all created as part of the same project, which in the process has really […]Read Post ›
New Mr Cenz Street Art of Brick Lane.
Yesterday in Shoreditch, along the hoardings on Great Eastern Street, Ghost Writers members and Graffiti Writers Core246 & Kaes hit up this stunning piece of work ahead of performances’ from artist Ayakamay, the inspiration for the work, at the Red Gallery over the coming days. Ayakamay is a Japanese American performance artist, whose work sets to explore […]Read Post ›
New Dan Kitchener Street Art In Brick Lane October 2015
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