When out the other day around Brick Lane we were delighted to sight amid the recent influx of paste-up works that have bombarded Brick Lane of late a pair of paste-up works from Ant Carver, an artist whose portraiture work we have long admired and all the more delighted to see two new subjects, one […]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 week we reported on the touching tribute to the late Graffiti Writer Hush by SkyHigh in Leake Street (covered here) and on Saturday whilst passing through Stockwell and making a detour to the Hall of Fame we saw a second touching tribute piece to Hush on this occasion painted by Pali & Demaneerz. A fitting tribute from […]Read Post ›
It’s a new month and yet again the Jealous Gallery has a new piece on their roof’s feature wall as a part of the ongoing Jealous Rooftop Mural Project, which continues to just go from strength to strength as the months pass. On this occasion the work is from David Shillinglaw who has combined the painting of […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks the prolific Fanakapan has hit up a pair of ever fantastic creations in North London with an Acid House inspired work and in Star Yard in Brick Lane to lay out ‘Deflation’, a superb depiction of deflating five point star balloon that really does just pop off of the wall. […]Read Post ›
Last week London was treated to a whistle-stop visit from Mau Mau, though British, someone we haven’t seen paint in London for some time now, who fortunately left us with two delightful works in Camden Town. As ever both works feature his trademark mischievous and fun loving Fox character, the hero of his scenes offering […]Read Post ›
Well it has been some four months since the Village Underground, one of the hottest painting spots in London received a fresh makeover on that occasion by Mister Thoms (covered here) and just last week reworked by the exceptionally talented Dale Grimshaw. The mammoth work – the largest work we here at London Calling Blog have […]Read Post ›
Just over a week ago saw Bethnal Green play canvas to the latest work from Jimmy C which may be small in size but is every bit as striking and captivating as any work from this artist we have thus far seen. Adorning the premises of the which really does provide a fantastic setting for this […]Read Post ›
Well it seems that nearly every other exhibition we report on the blog these days is presented by the BSMT Space, and while this is true we can only say that this is purely because this year no other gallery in London has continued to bring such a continuous run and turn around of excellent Street Art […]Read Post ›
It has been a good few months since London was last treated to some fresh work from Himbad, with his last major piece being painted in Shoreditch back in February (covered here), so it was with great delight we stumbled upon this reworked lorry by Himbad in Camden Town. Painting the right side solo and […]Read Post ›
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