Last Wednesday London was lucky enough to receive a brief visit from Dutch Street Art duo Telmo Pieper and Miel Krutzmann. who whilst passing through. hit up a delightul work on Pedley Street, just off of Brick Lane, on the feature wall of the Kinkao restaurant. It was a shame to see the superb recent work […]Read Post ›
Last Week over the course of Tuesday and Wednesday London was treated to a whistle-stop visit from Israeli born, but US based Street Artist Anat Ronen. Who in her wake hit up some six delightful acrylic and latex pieces all painted by brush. These works varying in size are in some cases quite subtle, blending […]Read Post ›
Over the course of Friday and Saturday an incredible and rather unique Street Art event took place in none other than St Paul’s Cathedral, featuring three artists as a part of the History, Art & Hidden Treasures project being held over the summer. The event was conceived and implemented superbly by Donna McDowell, who is the […]Read Post ›
In the Street Art world and popular culture as a whole Banksy is someone who needs no introduction, an artist, whose identity remains unknown, and whose works and status many adore and many loath, either way you cut it no other Street Artist has been responsible for the rising popularity of Street Art in the […]Read Post ›
Last week London was treated to a whistle-stop visit by Chilean Street Art duo Un Kolor Distinto (which translates as A Different Colour) who during their short trip over where busy in a whirlwind of activity around London’s East End which saw them place up some seven works, six of which we are sharing here, due […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend we here at London Calling were fortunate enough to get the chance to witness the talented Airborne Mark at work on his latest London based Origami themed creation on some hoardings that have gone up to accompany some of the newest redevelopments in the further gentrification of the East End. The Paint […]Read Post ›
This time last week London was treated to a whistle-stop visit from Australian Street Artist Kyle Hughes Odgers, who put up two works around the Shoreditch/Brick Lane area. The larger feature work from his visit was placed up in Buxton Street and a smaller piece was hit out in Willow Street. Both of the works […]Read Post ›
The other week in the couple of days preceding the Whitecross Street Party artist Louis Masai was on the scene to put up a more permanent piece to rest alongside the several pieces dotted along Whitecross Street, in this case in the Peabody Estate which sits just off of the Street. For this work Louis […]Read Post ›
Last week in Hoxton Street, Hoxton, Chilean born, but London based Street Artist Otto Schade laid out this impressive stencil work ahead of his forthcoming exhibition at the Well Hung Gallery just further down the road (which we will be covering in the coming days). The piece entitled “Ribbon Man” depicts one of his trademark ‘ribbon’ […]Read Post ›
We are a little behind in sharing these great works with you due to all the Street Art events around London the last couple of weeks, however a couple of weeks back London was treated to a visit from New York Street Artist Fumeroism who over a five day period managed to hit out an […]Read Post ›
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