It’s always a pleasure to see Street Art in areas that don’t have much of it, and while Soho does have a fair bit of Street Art it doesn’t have many murals. So it was a pleasure to see this fantastic surreal creation from stencil and free-hand artist Sr. X entitled ‘Burn Them All, Bob’, […]Read Post ›
Last Wednesday night we here at London Calling Blog were delighted enough to attend our third Drips & Runs live Paint Jam event, always an absolute sight to behold and on this occasion hosted in Relentless in Soho. The event saw Si Mitchell, Captain Kris, Himbad, Saki&Bitches, Skeleton Cardboard & The Real Dill set to […]Read Post ›
Last night saw the opening of Conor Harrington’s newest solo exhibition ‘Watch Your Palace Fall’ at Pace London in Soho, put on in conjunction with the launch of the monograph Conor Harrington: Watch Your Palace Fall by HENI Publishing, a retrospective of Conor Harrington’s painting career. Presenting some eleven new works in the exhibition the Irish-born former […]Read Post ›
Earlier this week we made it to the final day of the Braziliarty Pop Up exhibition in Soho. A show put on by Braziliarty, and in part with Pigment, who together organized the first LATA Festival in London last summer (covered here), which will be returning to London this year. Braziliarty is a social enterprise CIC, […]Read Post ›
Last week in London, Street Artist and member of the Broken Fingaz Crew, Unga was on a whistle-stop visit of London were he laid out a trio of works in the process. Hailing from Israel the Broken Fingaz Crew consists of Deso, Kip, Tant and Unga and have been active since 2001. Painting with their own distinct illustrative characters, […]Read Post ›
Well over the last week or two something quite interesting in the realm of Street Art has occured, namely the return of a piece of Street Art that was stolen some eleven years ago, albeit with some minor alterations in the process. The Street Art in question is Banksy’s ‘The Drinker’, a sculpture created […]Read Post ›
Just over a week ago Street Artist Clet Abraham made his most recent visit to London whilst he was over with the Graffik Gallery who showcased his work at the Moniker Art Fair (covered here) and to present his very first UK exhibition at their own gallery (covered here). It’s been five years since Clet Abraham […]Read Post ›
Of late Street Artist Mr Cenz has certainly been rather active around London’s streets, replacing several of his long standing walls with fresh new coverings, however over the last few days Mr Cenz has been at work on his latest piece of London Street Art on a fresh new location, new to any murals. Intriguingly […]Read Post ›
On our recent rambles we have discovered several Invasions previously unbeknownst to us, so today we thought we would offer a guide as to where you can spot Street Art by French mosaic artist Invader around London. Invader is a French artist who defines himself as a ‘UFA’, an ‘Unidentified Free Artist’. Under this guise Invader […]Read Post ›
Today marked the conclusion of the ‘Human Nature’ exhibition at The Art Of Progress gallery in Soho, in association with Abundance a platform devoted to supporting investments in projects that build a better world. The show marks the latest step guided by a collective of artists united by a fascination with the natural world, who have been embarking […]Read Post ›
