London-based street artist Dan Kitchener is known the most for his darkly-lit street scenes and also portraits of Japanese women that he has painted around the world. I always enjoy seeing his murals, and several have popped up this year. The first mural that I was able to photograph this year, before it was tagged over, was the Clifton Street "Tokyo Graffiti" Mural. Unfortuately, quite a few of his murals last year and this year have been quickly tagged over, but I was able to snap a few of them.
'Street Geisha' is located on Commercial Road and features a portrait of a Japanese geisha lady with a floral pattern and grafitti tags.
'Calloo Callay' is a street scene, and it is located on Rivington Street on a set of doors.
'Omoide Yokocho' is a portrait of a Japanese geisha on a Japanese street. This artwork, located on Commercial Road, was quickly tagged over and was replaced with a new one.
Here are a couple of murals in Camden. The one below has been around for a while now and is slightly tagged over. I'd previously covered it on this blog. It is located at the corner of Camden Road and Hartland Road.
The last piece is a mural on a shutter, and it is located in Camden.
For more work by Dan Kitchener (DANK) featured in this blog, please read the following links:
Dan Kitchen Returns to Clifton Street with "Tokyo Graffiti" Mural
Latest Street Art by Dan Kitchener
Dan Kitchener Paints 'Ghost Cities' on Pedley Street
Dank Paints 'Ghost Cities - Bristol' for Upfest 2018
Dan Kitchener Paints "Meeting of Styles"
'Future Tokyo and Tokyo Ghosts'
Dank "London Rush"
Dan Kitchener's Street Art on Sclater Street and More
Street Art: Dan Kitchener
"Downtown" Mural by Dan Kitchener
Goswell Road
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