On Thursday night the inaugural exhibition from new pop-up art space BSMT Space opened in Dalston with a group show entitled ‘Underhand’, comprising an impressive number and range of London’s Street Artists, along with a few international talents making an appearance also, curated by Speckles76. Eagerly anticipating seeing how this new gallery would present itself […]Read Post ›
Over the last week a new mural has gone up in Dalston in Shacklewell Road, comprising work from some eight artists, curated by Speckles76 for the opening show ‘Underhand’ of new pop-up gallery BSMT Space. The group mural features artists that all feature in the exhibition which opened last night at 5 Stoke Newington Road, literally […]Read Post ›
On Sunday at the Queen of Hoxton rooftop bar in Shoreditch, amid the glorious sunshine Lend Us Your Hands, a charity fundrasier comprising a day and night of art, music, crafts, food and cocktails all in order to raise vital funds for the Tsum Valley region devastated by the Nepal Earthquakes took place. A vast part of the […]Read Post ›
Next up in our in focus look at some of the works from StreetFest 2015 we have another collaboration, this time from Lilly Lou and Zina. Who between them laid out a stunning piece, very much utilizing their distinct approaches to street art, with a tribute to the victims of the recent Gorkha eathquake in […]Read Post ›
Yesterday at Tobacco Docks, StreetFest 2015, returning for it’s eighth consecutive year, this time in its new setting of Tobacco Dock, took place with a day and evening packed with events set to entertain all, including an eclectic mix of music, dance, urban sport, a street kitchen, and most quintessentially for us here at London Calling […]Read Post ›
Last night in Shoreditch, at the Rolling Stock bar on Kingsland Road, a mini group show was put on by Street Artists Zina, Thieu & Amara Por Dios as apart of SynchroniCityLondon. With each artist contributing some half a dozen impressive works each, it made for an all round impressive collection as a whole also. […]Read Post ›
Today in Shoreditch, Street Artists Zina, Amara Por Dios & more traditional Graffiti Writer Flesh031 Hit Blackall Street and laid out a portrait each, side by side, and each very much in the artists own distinct styling. Not having really seen much street art from Flesh031 this piece was a great delight to see and it […]Read Post ›
On Saturday we were lucky enough to stumble across four artists working around Brick Lane and Bethnal Green and met upon a fifth artist having completed her work on Hackney Wick. Needless to say we had a great time on Saturday, it was if we couldn’t move around the East End without seeing someone work […]Read Post ›
Last night at the Canvas Bar on Old Street, Shoreditch, street artist Zina’s current exhibition opened. Presenting a retrospective of her works from the last couple of years, the viewer is taken on a journey which sees her style evolve to its current stage and style. In the exhibition there are three mediums on display, […]Read Post ›
Yesterday street artist Zina laid out a new and stunning piece entitled ‘RastaLove’, for the Save The Arches project in Brixton. Norweigan, but London based, artist Zina was the first artist to kick off the street art campaign and did so appropriately and in local style. the crux of the situation is that Network Rail […]Read Post ›
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