Well yet again this has certainly been the hardest post to compile in this years Annual Review series, attempting to select our favourite 20 works from a year absolutely crammed with an abundance of high-quality and entertaining artworks on London’s Streets. After much deliberation and with many more works we would of liked to include here, […]Read Post ›
This work below was actually placed up a month or so ago and we have had no luck until the last few days in getting some pictures to share of this delightful addition to Hanbury Street from Otto Schade. Otto’s painting styles range from the abstract and surreal to the stark and brutal. Working predominantly with […]Read Post ›
Well it has to be said it is certainly hard to believe that the BSMT Space recently turned one year old and celebrated in style with a group show entitled ‘One Year Underground’ comprising a number of the artists who have exhibited in the gallery since its creation last year. We are sorry to say that the […]Read Post ›
Last week saw a trio of Street Artists comprising Otto Schade, CodeFC & The Krah take to Gorsuch Street in Hoxton and hit up a trio of diverse works side-by-side. Presenting an interesting range of works, with the subtle intricacy of Otto Schade’s work, set alongside the more minimalist abstract stlye of CodeFC and the comic […]Read Post ›
Last Thursday night at the Westbank Gallery in Ladbroke Grove, Chilean born, but London based Street Artist Otto Schade’s latest exhibition ‘Extinction-Extension’ opened and it is certainly worth a visit. Otto Schade was born in Chile. where he initially studied Architecture at the Bio Bio University and Construction and Design Architecture in Concepcion, Chile. In his career as […]Read Post ›
Well Street Artist Otto Schade has certainly been busy over the last few weeks with a pair of works placed up around London (covered here) and an incredible fusion of styles in a collaboration with Dan Kitchener in Newham (covered here). More recently in the last couple of days we have had another fantastic pair of […]Read Post ›
Over the course of Friday and Saturday Street Artists Dan Kitchener and Otto Schade got together to paint a most interesting and exceptional large-scale collaboration mural in Newham. Collaboration in Street Art for us is one of the most impressive things within the scene, something you don’t see in most other art forms and certainly not […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks London has seen Stencil focused Street Artist Otto Schade hit up a pair fresh new designs, with his first work placed up in Camden Town and the second in Notting Hill. ‘Anonymosh’ in the Stables Market in Camden Town painted for the recently established Accepted Rebellion Gallery. Certainly an interesting […]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 ›
One of the things we here at London Calling Blog are most grateful for from 2015 is the access the Jealous Gallery have afforded us in order to pop by, witness and document the monthly changing works on their rooftop feature wall as part of the ongoing Jealous Rooftop Mural Project. Seeing as for the most part these are […]Read Post ›
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