Well Street Artist Jim Vision has been embarking on whirlwind of activity around London’s East End of late, so much so that everytime we go to write up this post we discover he has painted another fantastic work for us to go and see. So for the purpose of this post we are looking at the […]Read Post ›
A few of weekends back saw Spanish born, but London based Street Artist Sr. X take to the iconic wall of the Village Underground in Shoreditch, one of the hottest painting spots in London. Truly an artist with a style of his own who through his work sets to subvert the norms and traditional ideals with those all […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up with this post and are taking a look at Fanakapan’s most recent London work with the fantastic mural he recently painted on the iconic Village Underground wall in the heart of Shoreditch a couple of weeks back. The piece entitled ‘Powertools, Distraction, Destruction’ is certainly intriguing, depicting a mixture of chrome and […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Italian born, but London based, Street Artist Renato Hunto was out doing what he does best, namely painting his distinct and colourful signature style abstract characters around some scrappy spots made available with the newly placed hoardings at the corner of Great Eastern Street and Holywell Lane in Shoreditch. Originally a Graffiti […]Read Post ›
Well it has been some four months since the Village Underground, one of the hottest painting spots in London received a fresh makeover on that occasion by Mister Thoms (covered here) and just last week reworked by the exceptionally talented Dale Grimshaw. The mammoth work – the largest work we here at London Calling Blog have […]Read Post ›
Well it’s now been quite some time since it got reworked, but the Village Underground in Shoreditch, a wall that is always offering something new, exciting and often from artists that previously haven’t painted in London received over the weekend its latest fresh coat of paint from visiting Italian artist Mister Thoms. Setting to create his distinct brand […]Read Post ›
We are playing catch up here, but a month ago now, one of the East End’s largest and most iconic walls, that of the Village Underground in Shoreditch, received it’s latest makeover, on this occasion from French-Tunisian Street Artist el Seed. el Seed’s style derives from fusing Arabic calligraphy with graffiti techniques, making for his […]Read Post ›
On Sunday Iranian artist Mehdi Ghadyanloo completed his work on the iconic Village Underground wall in Shoreditch. The piece had taken him over a week to create, with setbacks due to the heavy rainfall in London throughout the last week, but he stuck at it and what he has created is just incredible, a real […]Read Post ›
Mehdi Ghadyanloo paints in Shoreditch 2015.
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