Here we are taking a look at another slightly delayed subject, with the beautiful and striking output from Milo Tchais on his recent visit to London, leaving an array of vibrant and delicate floral creations in his wake. Over in July to paint for events, including the LATA Festival (covered here), and the Festival of Brasil at […]Read Post ›
Indeed we are playing catch up again, but we assure you all these things we are catching up on are worth it. On this occasion we have a post on visiting Canadian Graphic Designer and Street Artist BirdO aka Jerry Rugg who was in England to take part at Upfest and took the time around the […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up again here with a pair of collaborations involving Louis Masai placed up a month or so back now, but were both so good we still wanted to share here. First up we have a work with Brazilian Street Artist Milo Tchais who was visiting London as part of the LATA Festival (covered here) […]Read Post ›
Yesterday we here at London Calling Blog were up bright and early in order to catch the train from London to Birmingham in order to spend the day attending the City of Colours Street Art Festival in Digbeth, Birmingham. Originally launched in 2014 with much success, sadly last year City of Colours was cancelled due […]Read Post ›
Last weekend saw Environmental activist Street Artist Louis Masai take to the rooftop of Roof East Cinema in Stratford to lay out his latest works, with two pieces, one featuring a Save The Bees Mural and the other featuring one of Masai’s patchwork creations, on this occasion of a Blue Iguana. Louis Masai has certainly been […]Read Post ›
Seeing as we had so many additional pictures that didn’t make our Meeting Of Styles 2016 review (covered here) we thought we would take a look at some of the highlight pieces for us here at London Calling Blog in a bit more detail. With this in mind this work below is one we certainly feel […]Read Post ›
Last weekend the worlds most famous global Graffiti & Street Art festival finally returned to London, with a fantastic event comprised of painting, music and all round fun by the many people in attendance. The very nature of the event is defined in the name, Meeting of Styles, setting to showcase artists and writers from all over […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend of 14-15th May Street Artist Louis Masai took to Sydenham Woods to hit up his latest mural as part of the Dulwich Festival, organized by the Dulwich Picture Gallery. The event is held annually and comprises a variety of activities about Dulwich and the surrounding areas, including; live music, theatre, film viewings, dance, […]Read Post ›
As hard as it is to believe last Monday marked the one year anniversary of the opening of the Nomadic Community Gardens kicked off with the Greenhouse Effect Paint Jam (covered here). Over the last year a beautifully inspired community project has been born and seems to be gaining more and more momentum as the months […]Read Post ›
A couple of weekends back saw a large-scale Paint Jam in Mile End for Endangered 13, an event set to raise awareness for endangered species through beautiful and at times poignant artworks. The event was put together by Louis Masai, an artist whose output is solely orientated focused upon such causes, along with the Human Nature […]Read Post ›
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