The identity of the enigmatic artist Mr Fahrenheit is a well-kept secret. The only personal information he shares […]
Category Archive: street art
You know you’ve made it when artists and companies start to invite you to review their products on […]
Happy 1st birthday to Dutch Girl in London! In October 2013 I launched my website which is packed with […]
A Dutch girl walks into a bar and joins a Yorkshireman, an Essexer and a Midlander… Not the beginning […]
One of the best and most unexpected things this blog has brought me is the interaction with interesting […]
Early this year I discovered playful stencils of jesters in the streets of Shoreditch. No-one seemed to know […]
Just a few weeks after the closing of the epic show by artist Phlegm (The Bestiary), Howard Griffin […]
International Women’s Day is celebrated every year on the 8th of March. This day not only celebrates the […]
Last week I joined kindred curious spirits and head off for the opening of the Curio-City exhibition at […]
East London has so much to offer: from hipster cafes, to markets, vintage shops and a vast array […]
Last Saturday I explored the London streets of Shoreditch and Hoxton with fellow blogger Inspiring City and stumbled upon […]
It’s now almost a month ago I sent off my first blog post as Dutch Girl in London. […]
First words that come to mind when you hear Brick Lane: Banglatown, curry houses, trendy people, boutiques, pubs, […]
