Although 2.45 million copies were printed, and although the Blitz happened, the poster was hardly ever publicly displayed and was little known until a copy was rediscovered in 2000. The poster was intended to raise the morale of the British public, threatened with widely predicted mass air attacks on major cities. Keep Calm and Carry On was a motivational poster produced by the British government in 1939 in preparation for the Second World War. That was confirmed this evening when we spotted this stunning wall in Dalston, East London.Original poster of Keep Calm and Carry On 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. We last featured work from the artist back in August of this year when he painted this mural in. 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.Īustralian artist James Reka aka Reka One has been on a whirlwind painting trip across Europe, hitting spots in Paris, Berlin,Milan, London and Bristol.

Reka's Baroque The Streets, South London Mural Having recently spent 7 days working 10 hours a day, using 10 liters of paint on what is possibly Australia's largest mural by one person, Melbourne based street artist Rone is currently in London having finished work on the impressive nine story.

Rone London Solo Show At Stolen Space Gallery We last saw Miss Van in London back in July when she returned to the streets. Miss Van 'glamorous Darkness' At Stolen Spaceįriday saw the opening of a breathtaking collection of works from Miss Van, for her latest solo show 'Glamorous Darkness' with East London's StolenSpace Gallery. We've been pinning some of our favourite REKA pieces both outdoor and indoor work onto our dedicated REKA Pinterest Board so go have a look at some of the artists other work. StolenSpace Gallery - 17 Osborn Street - London - E1 6TD. Reka’s “Trip the Light” opened at StolenSpace Gallery in London on September 11th with a private view and will continue at the gallery until the 4th October 2014. The new work located on Chance Street in Shoreditch. We briefly caught up with James earlier in the week as he began redecorating one of his own London murals with a fresh colour palette and a mural titled ‘Keep Calm And Carry On’. Rusty spray cans, bottles and pans are some of the painted object we can expect to see which are often found by the artist on painting missions around Berlin's abandoned warehouses. We are looking forward to the opportunity to see this collection of ten new canvas works here in London along with a series of painted found objects which will accompany these larger works. Hookedblog have long been fans of the artists character works, following their evolution from the early days of simple black and white based line drawn characters seen pasted up on the alleyways of Melbourne right upto to the meticulously detailed colourful murals and works in his now iconic style that are to be seen across the globe. Following on from his UNTOLD exhibition earlier this year at Melbourne's Backwoods Gallery, Trip the Light will see Reka present a whole new body of work in what is to be his debut London show. 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. Street Arts James Reka's 'Keep Calm And Carry On' Mural

Keep calm and carry on cats