Tag Archives: Graffiti

Drips & Runs At Relentless Solo — London Calling Blog

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 […]

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Upfest 2016 — Natural adventures

Without question, one of the highlights of this year’s Upfest was this magnificent mural by the fabulous Louis Masai. His works are nearly always highlight threats to the environment or endangered species and on that ticket alone he ranks highly in my own personal favourite artists. His recent murals have featured animals painted with a […]

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Sofles – Wayfarer — An Insane Look at Graffiti in Melbourne Australia

A recent video presented by graffiti artist Sofles features the Aussie writer followed in one continuous shot as he wanders through the streets of Melbourne. This video was made possible to …

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The Benefits of Graffiti — Street Art

The benefits of graffiti Many people see graffiti as a social ill that contributes negatively to a city and society. Graffiti is seen similar to pollution and garbage; as a overwhelming sign of city blight and poverty. While there is certainly an argument to made against graffiti and in most situations displaying graffiti on public […]

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Kems & Gomer – Bizarre Beyond Belief Magazine

In a peculiar meeting of friendship and styles, our all chrome aficionado, KEMS, welcomed a visit from Parisian good-guy GOMER in April. He arrived as Boston’s winter was going the way of the groundhog, the locals hoping it wouldn’t see its shadow and curse them with another six weeks of winter. Rather than stay to […]

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