Without a doubt, London’s unfailing ability to inspire its artistic population is one of the main reasons I can’t seem to stay away from this grand old city. It’s the street art plastered all over the East End, the high end galleries and the quirkier tiny galleries and the sculptures placed at random, little bursts of colour or unusual forms that make me look twice that continually grasp my attention.
Some old, some new, here are 23 photos of London creativity that have recently been contributed to the LLO Flickr pool.
Photo: New Bom.K & Lillewenn mural on Hanbury Street by Joseph O’Malley
Photo: TRP by Lee102
Photo: Spot the Irony in Shoreditch by Joseph O’Malley
Photo: Lorenzo Quinn sculpture: La Dolce Vita in Park Lane London by Where The Art Is
Photo: Lister and ROA in Shoreditch by Joseph O’Malley
Photo: Stinkfish in East London by Alex Ellison
Photo: Sometimes by Karva Javi
Photo: Shoreditch street art by Joseph O’Malley
Photo: Lucas and Malarky by Alex Ellison
Photo: United Enemies: Sculpture by Thomas Schutte at Serpentine Gallery by Where The Art Is
Photo: Cranio and Sweet Toof by Alex Ellison
Photo: Afghan by Teddy Baden by Steve Reed
Photo: Shoreditch street art by Joseph O’Malley
Photo: Cranio by Alex Ellison
Photo: The hearts of Brixton by Karva Javi
Photo: Malarky and Gold Peg in South London by Alex Ellison
Photo: Slightly menacing panda beneath the railway lines of Fenchurch Street by Andy Worthington
Photo: Stik at Amnesty International headquarters, East London by Alex Ellison
Photo: Unga and Broken Fingaz by Joseph O’Malley
Photo: Cranio, Aeon Fly, Stinkfish and Dscreet by Alex Ellison
Photo: You’re Walking Sideways on this Earth by Dennis Owen
Photo: Never Forget – 616 by Joseph O’Malley
Photo: Jimmy C in progress by Alex Ellison
Any favourites? Have you spotted any interesting bits of creativity around London lately?
Those are amazing 🙂
Art at it’s best ,Superb pictures.jalal
Thanks for sharing those amazing pictures…. those are all part of the art of London!
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