This evening we are taking a look at year of Street Art in Penge and Anerley, something we have to say which has been a real pleasure to look back on. Since the blog’s inception eight years ago now we have began delving into various projects the most rewarding of which has been the organization […]Read Post ›
For our second of three posts looking back at what’s been happening on London’s Street Art and Graffiti scene we are taking a look back at what pieces we have seen around London through 2022. We have spent much of our time working on our SprayExhibition20 project around Penge and Anerley which has kept us busy much […]Read Post ›
First up in our look back at 2022 we thought we would take a look back at what we have proactively organised and been up to about London this last year. Though first the absolute highlight of the year in terms of street art and graffiti we didn’t organise was our trip to Belfast where […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look back at a series of eleven works placed up through 2022 by Spanish born, but London based, graffiti writer and street artist Core246 around East and South London. Certainly an impressive artist there really isn’t anything that Core246 can’t do at the highest level, be it letters, realism, […]Read Post ›
We have had over the last ten months had the exceptional pleasure to work with the new owners and developers of the Blenheim Centre in the heart of Penge High Street, namely Clarion Housing and Hadley Property Group who are running the development of this location with a mind to utilize underused spaces on the […]Read Post ›
We have had over the last ten months had the exceptional pleasure to work with the new owners and developers of the Blenheim Centre in the heart of Penge High Street, namely Clarion Housing and Hadley Property Group who are running the development of this location with a mind to utilize underused spaces on the […]Read Post ›
On our recent trip to Hackney Wick our first and eagerly await port of call was to the Lord Napier pub outside Hackney Wick Overground Station. After 26 years closed the Lord Napier, Hackney Wick’s most iconic site for Graffiti and Street Art has reopened and with it the pub had a full makeover curated […]Read Post ›
A few weekends back we here at London Calling Blog had the absolute pleasure in visiting Bristol for Upfest 2018, marking the 10th anniversary of what is now Europe’s largest Urban Arts Festival and our second time attending the event. Bristol is very much a place with a long and rich history of a thriving Graffiti […]Read Post ›
This evening in our series of reviews of the last year we are going to take a look back at the year of Street Art and Graffiti in Brixton and Stockwell. Brixton has long been a place with little pockets of Street Art and Graffiti coming and going, all though it was disappointing to see that Urban […]Read Post ›
This morning in our series of reviews of the year we are taking a look back at Shoreditch, which alongside the adjoining area of Brick Lane, make up the epicentre of London’s Street Art scene. An area that is a must visit destination for tourists and enthusiasts alike, and whilst there you will regularly pass Street Art tours and […]Read Post ›
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