Street Arts
Australian artist James Reka aka Reka One has been on a whirlwind painting trip across Europe, hitting spots in Paris, Berlin,Milan, London and Bristol.
We last featured work from the artist back in August of this year when he painted this mural in Dalston, East London before embarking on his mini Euro tour. It would appear REKA is back in London as we spotted this freshly painted piece late yesterday evening on Rivington Street on our route home. If you are in London and want to check the wall in person you can find it in Cargo's courtyard opposite the Banksy piece.
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- James Reka's 'keep Calm And Carry On' Mural
Melbourne-born, Berlin-based artist James Reka touched down in London earlier this week ahead of latest solo exhibition titled 'Trip the Light', at East London's Stolen Space Gallery. Following on from his UNTOLD exhibition earlier this year...
- Conor Harrington X Spraying Bricks Dulwich Video
Our regular London readers will be all too aware of the Dulwich festival which took place back in June and we are sure many of you will have traveled to East Dulwich to visit the various murals painted as part of the Dulwich festival's street art...
- Reka's Baroque The Streets, South London Mural
Hookedblog headed South of the river over the Bank Holiday to see if we could find any of the new murals that have been going up around Dulwich as part of the Dulwich Festival, which will see some big names in street art creating an outdoor gallery of...
- Nychos In London X Vna Video
Austrian graffiti artist Nychos recently passed through London en route to Bristol, where he collaborated on a huge mural with Flying Fortress at this years SeeNoEvil streetart / graffiti festival in Bristol. The shutter piece above was one of a number...
- Reka One New Mural In East London
We have been spotting yellow stickers around London the last few days which hinted that one of our favorite Australian street artists might be in London town. That was confirmed this evening when we spotted this stunning wall in Dalston, East London...
Street Arts
REKA ONE New mural in London
Australian artist James Reka aka Reka One has been on a whirlwind painting trip across Europe, hitting spots in Paris, Berlin,Milan, London and Bristol.
We last featured work from the artist back in August of this year when he painted this mural in Dalston, East London before embarking on his mini Euro tour. It would appear REKA is back in London as we spotted this freshly painted piece late yesterday evening on Rivington Street on our route home. If you are in London and want to check the wall in person you can find it in Cargo's courtyard opposite the Banksy piece.
Follow us on Facebook or Twitter for additional photos and news.
- James Reka's 'keep Calm And Carry On' Mural
Melbourne-born, Berlin-based artist James Reka touched down in London earlier this week ahead of latest solo exhibition titled 'Trip the Light', at East London's Stolen Space Gallery. Following on from his UNTOLD exhibition earlier this year...
- Conor Harrington X Spraying Bricks Dulwich Video
Our regular London readers will be all too aware of the Dulwich festival which took place back in June and we are sure many of you will have traveled to East Dulwich to visit the various murals painted as part of the Dulwich festival's street art...
- Reka's Baroque The Streets, South London Mural
Hookedblog headed South of the river over the Bank Holiday to see if we could find any of the new murals that have been going up around Dulwich as part of the Dulwich Festival, which will see some big names in street art creating an outdoor gallery of...
- Nychos In London X Vna Video
Austrian graffiti artist Nychos recently passed through London en route to Bristol, where he collaborated on a huge mural with Flying Fortress at this years SeeNoEvil streetart / graffiti festival in Bristol. The shutter piece above was one of a number...
- Reka One New Mural In East London
We have been spotting yellow stickers around London the last few days which hinted that one of our favorite Australian street artists might be in London town. That was confirmed this evening when we spotted this stunning wall in Dalston, East London...