Last week London was lucky enough to be treated to a brief but productive visit from Belgian artist DZIA, in which he laid out two outside works and one for the pop-up group show ‘Its Summer Time!‘. DZIA’s work features depictions of exceptionally detailed animals, with his signature style defined by his use of bold abstract and […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks Street Artist Irony has been busy around Bethnal Green, laying out two of his distinctly hyper-realistic works, on these occasions both animal based and featuring a solo piece of a cat and a collaboration with Boe for a superb and larger than life Pigeon work, both put up with […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend Street Artists Vibes and Odisy laid out this intriguing collaboration on Leonard Street, Shoreditch. There is a lot going on in this work to see the least, with some interesting focus points, namely the spaghetti, fried egg and full ashtray. The work features very much work that is classic Vibes, with typography […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks we have had a couple of new feature works from Himbad, as well as the expected complimentary surrounding pieces Himbad so loves to place up additionally, around Shoreditch. In this time period, Himbad also painted a couple of pieces at Captain Kris’s Birthday Paint Jam, also in Shoreditch (covered […]Read Post ›
Last Week, a couple of days before Conor Harrington hit Walthamstow, Street Artist Mr Cenz hit the area and spent some three days on a superb freestyle creation for Wood Street Walls, in Howard Road. The piece features one of his female sci-fi-esque portraits, and on this occasion is minus the typography that often accompanies […]Read Post ›
New Conor Harrington Street Art For Wood Streer Walls
Last week over Wednesday and Thursday artist Benjamin Murphy laid out this stunning piece of Street Art in his own trademark style. Benjamin Murphy uses black original tape to create his very much original artworks, and often places his works on window panes, as is the case here, to create the maximum impact for his […]Read Post ›
Over the last week London has been visited by Irish Graffiti Writer and Street Artist James Earley, who while over from Dublin has hit up two walls around the East End, with the first work put up on Buxton Street, off of Brick Lane, and the second work on Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch. Both images […]Read Post ›
Over the course of the bank holiday weekend, English artist Fanakapan and visiting Brazilian artist Cranio laid out a stunning collaboration over two days in Sclater Street. This work is exceptional, one of the best collaborations we have seen in London, with two such disparate stylings so well mixed together. Featuring Cranio’s trademark and distinctive Amazonian […]Read Post ›
The Jealous Gallery has a new piece on their roof’s feature wall as a part of the ongoing Jealous Rooftop Mural Project. This time the work is from Otto Schade, an artist whose work is very well known and can currently be spied in various locations around the East End. The work is entitled ‘The Sexy Ones‘ and […]Read Post ›
London Calling Blog 