Over the last couple of weeks Street Artist Airborne Mark has been out and about around London working on several pieces with a new twist to his ‘Origami Riots’ styling. Creating a series of works based upon Emoji’s from social media platforms, placed upon scrunched up paper, allowing Airborne Mark the chance to work his case […]Read Post ›
Yesterday saw the return of activity from one of London’s most proactive Street Artists, namely Otto Schade who has been busy painting around the world since the new year and finally treated his residing town of London to some fresh reworkings. Replacing his Meerkat work put up last year (covered here) with a return of his delightful […]Read Post ›
Thursday night saw the opening of Dan Kitchener’s solo exhibition ‘Queen of Neon’ at the 5th Base Gallery, a show we have eagerly been awaiting for some time and one that certainly didn’t disappoint, demonstrating Dan Kitchener’s distinct style and the range with which he can portray his subjects. Primarily known for his Liquid Lights impressionistic neon cityscapes, Dank also […]Read Post ›
Over the course of three days this week culminating on Thursday, Street Artist Dale Grimshaw set to create his latest mural in Hanbury Street just off of Brick Lane. The fantastic work features a Papua New Guinea tribesman as its subject and is yet again a real delight to gaze upon. The work featuring Dale Grimshaw’s signature subject […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in Jerome Street, just behind Brick Lane, we were lucky enough to stumble across Street Artist El Jerrino, visiting from Austria, and London’s very own Graffiti Writer Lovepusher at work on a superb collaboration. The work needless to say is certainly impressive, set to a large plain pale green backdrop, all focus is on the […]Read Post ›
Last week saw the return of Italian born, but London based, Street Artist Alo, who placed up his first two London works of 2016 in Hanbury Street Brick Lane. A regular and at times prolific contributor to London’s Street Art scene, Alo’s works are always of interest, very much crafting a style that is very […]Read Post ›
Earlier today. prolific Street Artist Mr Cenz set to work in Star Yard, off of Brick Lane, leaving another beautiful piece in his wake. Reworking a piece of his in the same spot which was placed up last June (covered here) Mr Cenz went with a darker colour palette than the previous work. It’s really interesting […]Read Post ›
Last Thursday we here at London Calling Blog we delighted to find out that French Street Artist Ador was back in London, having most recently visited last November with fellow French Street Artist and frequent collaborator Semor, and took the time on his flyby visit to hit up one of his delightful fun-filled works in […]Read Post ›
Over the last week or so London has been very fortunate to have received a visit from Italian Street Artist Alice Pasquini, who while over hit up some four delightful stencil -based works and contributed to a superb collaboration with Himbad and Marina Zumi in Camden Town (covered here). It was at the very end of […]Read Post ›
It has certainly been a great start to 2016 for London, with Street Artist Fanakapan already laying out some three works in the new year, here we are going to take a look at his latest work completed this week. Setting to Star Yard in Brick Lane last weekend, Fanakapan decided to replace his ‘Star’ […]Read Post ›
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