Up on the roof of the Jealous Gallery in Shoreditch is the newest piece from Ben Slow and Carl Cashman on their feature wall entitled the Jealous Rooftop Mural Project. I believe this is the third piece up there now, the previous being by Dan Kitchener and can also be seen here further down. In […]Read Post ›
On Friday afternoon as i was just finishing my wanderings around Shoreditch looking for any potential new street art when I turned into Blackall Street and was greeted with The Lost Souls Crew working on their newest collaborative mural. This made my weekend, what a friendly group of talented artists who were more than happy […]Read Post ›
This last Thursday street artist Mr Cenz added what is by my count his fifth piece to London’s streets this year, his most recent two I reported on last week (covered here). Mr Cenz’s latest piece is on one of the walls at the Make Space Studios near Lambeth North Underground Station. Here you will find a […]Read Post ›
Rivington Street is very much in the heart of Shoreditch running from Old Street at the top to Shoreditch High Street at the bottom. This street is an absolutely gem for street art, mainly at the Shoreditch High Street end of the street. Here there are 20 odd pieces to see all in a 2-3 […]Read Post ›
Over the last weekend the finale of the public art trails that comprised ‘The Year Of The Bus’ took place at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, concluding the campaign to celebrate 100 years of the modern bus. From the bus that ferried troops to and from the front line in Europe to the iconic Routemaster […]Read Post ›
On Friday the newest exhibition Fem Graff opened at the Lollipop Gallery and yesterday LondonCallingBlog made a visit to what proved to be an excellent group show curated by the Lollipop Gallery. The focus of the show was on female street artists, bringing together 8 artists, from both the UK and abroad. The show brought […]Read Post ›
Well this duo have been active this last week, I was lucky enough to catch this pair painting a collaboration piece in Sclater Street (covered here), then delighted to see that in the last week some time they have added this lovely piece to the Brick Lane car park some 5-10 minutes away. Let’s hope there […]Read Post ›
Despite the bitter cold weather that has been present in London and is responsible across the globe for creating a ‘quiet’ period in the Street Art calendar, UK artist Mr. Cenz has braved the cold weather and put up three pieces across London over the last four days. An impressive feat with the areas he […]Read Post ›
We are offering a free Street Art walk of Camden Town. The walk should take you 2-3 hours depending on how long yo stop to admire and photograph the fantastic street art you are sure to see Enjoy the fabulous result of all the hard work from “The Real Art of Street Art” who are responsible […]Read Post ›
Camden Town has long been a somewhat cool and trendy place, home to some of the best bars, music and food, not to mention the shopping in the markets and along the high street. Adding to this vibrant creative hub is the street art scene that has developed massively over the last year, mainly due […]Read Post ›
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