During the summer environmentally driven street artist Louis Masai made a visit to our corner of the world to place up two works in central Penge. Louis sets to use his art as a platform for people to question convention and social practice, these perceptions doesn’t resonate with him as a person or an artist. […]Read Post ›
Over the last three to four months Penge has been fortunate enough to have received a trio of visits from Coventry based artist Katie O who on each occasion has left SE20 with a striking artwork. Her painterly artworks which are painted using a combination of spray paint and acrylics applied by brush always feature […]Read Post ›
The summer saw South African graffiti writer Drake move to London and hit up a series of fantastic pieces, including a pair of first class collaborations with fellow South African, but London based artist Fiya101. Both of the joint pieces focus on wildlife from their native land, offering some exotic editions to London’s streets – […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a lovely piece of typography that was placed up in the centre of Penge by graffiti writer Luke Smiles during the summer. Marking the first time this artist has come to Penge, he left a lovely, clean and meticulously crafted piece of text offering a glimpse of […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a rather fun and recent set of three of additions to Penge by visiting Dutch illustrator and muralist Nol. This trio of works herald the first occasion that this international artist has painted in SE20 for out project. We have long been fans of Nol’s art, having […]Read Post ›
For this post we are playing catch-up with a series of eight fantastic works placed up over the course of 2023 from street artist Aspire. It is always a pleasure to see fresh work from this artist, especially when we get to see it on our daily travels, Aspire’s striking soft realistic animals are always accompanied […]Read Post ›
We almost forgot to share this incredible artwork below by visiting French artists K2B Graff and Naja Neurotoxic who passed through London at the turn of the year in the cold winter weather to leave this striking collaboration at the heart of Penge. Fusing K2B Graff’s photorealistic tribal portraiture with Naja Neurotoxic’s caligraffiti the pair […]Read Post ›
Over the summer Penge received a visit from a few different artists travelling across the world from Australia to drop some fresh additions about the town, the first of whom was Smackas. Who on his whistlestop tour of London took to Penge High Street to leave this rather surreal and a tad dark vision of […]Read Post ›
For our next blog post looking back at 2023 we are taking a look at a series of seven fantastic artworks placed up by American born, but now London based, street artist Ansley Randall. The below artworks were all placed up in Penge in South-East London during the second half of the year and each […]Read Post ›
Over the last 6 months or so Penge has been lucky enough to receive a series of fresh additions to the town from Polish born, but London based, street artist Eska. Bringing his unique fusion of abstract and graffiti techniques to create his own 4D world, his works are always full of positive energy, as […]Read Post ›
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