LONDON -- There's been no shortage of attempts to memorialise both Amy Winehouse’s person and her immense talent. In the four years since her untimely death, we've seen many, including the newly released docu-film, Amy.
The street art community have been particularly active in memoriam of the late Winehouse, with more and more work appearing every year, leaving the spirit of the north London soul artist singing indefinitely.
What you can still see:
"Untitled" by Pegasus
Where is it:
As Hungerford Road and York Way meet on the side of Paul's Emporium (N7)
Nearest tube:
Caledonian Road (Piccadilly Line)
"Untitled" by Icarus
Where is it:
Just past The Pirate Castle on the left bank of Regent's Canal if you are heading west towards London Zoo (NW1); catch it before it’s gone - Icarus’ work has a habit of disappearing quickly
Nearest tube:
Camden Town (Northern Line)
"Untitled" by Otto Schade
Where is it:
On the Hungerford Road side of Old and New store, off Chalk Farm Road (NW1)
Nearest tube:
Camden Town (Northern Line)
"Atmosphere" by Pegasus
Where is it:
On the side of The Earl of Camden Pub, 55 Parkway, Camden (NW1)
Nearest tube:
Camden Town (Northern Line)
The ones that got away:
"Amy" by Don
Where was it:
On the side of what is now West 38 Restaurant on Golborne Road, Notting Hill (W10)
Nearest tube:
Westbourne Park (Circle Line, Hammersmith and City Line)
‘Amy Jade’ by Bambi
Where was it:
Opposite Sainsbury’s on Camden Road (NW1)
Nearest tube:
Camden Town (Northern Line)
‘Fallen Angel’ by Pegasus
Where was it:
On the side of the Old Visitors' Centre (now a Starbucks) on Regent’s Canal, Camden Lock
Nearest tube:
Camden Town (Northern Line)
‘Untitled’ (artist unknown)
Where was it:
On the back of the Artisan Crepier Cart on Inverness Street, Camden Lock (NW1)
Nearest tube:
Camden Town (Northern Line)