Lastly in our series of reviews of the last year we are going to take a look back at the year of Graffiti and Street Art in Stockwell. The bulk of the works below are from the Stockwell Hall of Fame, somewhere which is a must visit location as in terms of legal painting walls […]Read Post ›
First up in our look back at 2019 we thought we would be take a look back at what we have proactively organised and been up to about London and beyond this last year. So where to begin really, street art and blog wise it’s been by and large another fantastic and fun year for […]Read Post ›
Next up in our look back at 2018 we thought we would be take a look back at what we have proactively organised and been up to about London this year. So where to begin really, Street Art and Blog wise it’s been by and large another fantastic and fun year for us here at London […]Read Post ›
Here we are playing catch up with a beautiful inspiring work in Penge by French, but Belgian based, Street Artist Anthea Missy, placed up for our community Street Art project SprayExhibition20 a few months ago. Taking to Maple Road to leave a lovely dream like scene that inspires such hope, something we thought it would be […]Read Post ›
On Monday this week Street Artist Anthea Missy fleetingly passed through London for the day and set to paint the whole of the Shoreditch Art Wall in that time frame. Anthea Missy paints abstract pieces which present an amorphic and organic construction of colour and shapes not found in nature. Anthea Missy sets to do this […]Read Post ›
It’s been almost a year since we at London Calling Blog caught up with Street Artist Anthea Missy, so we were delighted to find she is back passing through London at current and that she was setting to work in Shoreditch yesterday afternoon. Anthea Missy who is from France, but now resides in Belgium, has only […]Read Post ›
A Free Street Art Guide To Hackney Wick & Fish Island
Great reworking of the classic Leake Street Tunnel board by Pad. It finally happened, Femme Fierce Reloaded, organized by Ayaan Bulale, hit Leake Street for the second year running to raise money and awareness for the Plan UK charity “Because I Am A Girl” campaign, which sets to end such acts as forced marriage and FGM […]Read Post ›
It’s nigh on impossible to believe that it’s been a week since Croydon’s Arts Quarter lost much of its beautiful artwork to vandalism, however since then some works were painted by artists who responded to the vandalism by coming down and offering their services to replace the damaged walls. The day following the attack some six […]Read Post ›
Last night Anthea Missy returned to Croydon’s Arts Quarter to replace a piece of hers that was lost earlier in the week to vandalism. Anthea was kind enough to invite us along to see her paint on Park Street and it made for a superb Friday night, being able to watch an artist work their […]Read Post ›
