A few weeks back saw the conclusion of Street Artist Dreph’s ‘You Are Enough’ series of portraits looking at the idea of female empowerment through his subjects, all of which are people he knows or has met. So we though we would take a look at the ten works that comprise the impressive series, nine of which can […]Read Post ›
It seems that of late there has been a massive wave of locations that once played host to a wave of creativity and expression are being swallowed up in the name of gentrification, with one of the biggest blows recently dealt to London’s Street Art scene, the loss of Star Yard. Deriving its name from the […]Read Post ›
A couple of weekends back we here at London Calling Blog had the absolute pleasure in visiting Bristol for Upfest 2017, our first time attending the event and an experience well worth the visit. Bristol is very much a place with a long and rich history of a thriving Graffiti and Street Art scene, most […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at the last four murals placed up around London by Dreph as part of his ‘You Are Enough’ series, taking to East, North and Central London Dreph’s series sets to look at female empowerment through his subjects, all of which are people he knows or has met. With the last four […]Read Post ›
We are about two months behind in sharing this work but better late than never, so with that in mind we would like to look back to the fabulous weekend with which we had the utmost pleasure of spending a few days with Street Artist Dreph who visited Penge to lay out this absolutely striking […]Read Post ›
A Free Street Art Guide To Penge
Last week saw Dreph return to Commercial Street, Spitalfields, to add his latest striking London work making for the third portrait we have now seen from Dreph on this spot since October 2016. Presenting an interesting twist on the colour palette Dreph’s prevalent in his recent works about town, namely departing from the grey-scale feature image […]Read Post ›
So a couple of weekends back we had the good fortune of spending a long weekend in Croydon with some 36 artists reworking the vast majority of the ‘Arts Quarter’ around St. George’s Walk to put on the ‘Any Colour You Like’ Paint Jam organised by ourselves and put together with support from friend of the blog and […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks back saw Graffiti Writer Dreph hit the Brick Lane area to place up a pair of striking grey-scale portraits that certainly offer a refreshing splash of something fresh to the area. Painting the first work in Star Yard, Brick Lane, and the second piece another excellent portrait placed up along Commercial Street on […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Graffiti Writer Dreph hit the Brick Lane area to place up a pair of fantastic portraits that certainly offer a refreshing splash of something fresh to the area. Painting the first work along Commercial Street on a shutter that is permanently down – so you will be sure to see it should […]Read Post ›
