When it comes to street artists none are as famous as the ever elusive Banksy. With his satirical, playful and obviously bold expressions of graffiti genius, it is no wonder this UK legend/ hero has made it big time. A documentary, or is it a psuedo-documentary,  about him called “Exit through the Gift Shop” debuted at the Sundance Film Festival recently and while it doesn’t promise to reveal his identity or anything else about him for that matter, it does promise intrigue. [ Continue Reading ]

Claus Winkler, aka “Seak”, is a German street and graffiti artist. Over the last two decades, he has decorated the world over with his artwork, spraying, exhibiting, and collaborating all over Europe, Australia, and North and Central America. He even has a colour named after and dedicated to him – Spraycan Company Molotow’s “Seak’s Futuregreen.” [ Continue Reading ]

Roadsworth began creating his street art works in the fall of 2001 in Montreal.  Peter Gibson, his real name, is a clever artist, invoking a man vs. nature theme to much of his art.  He even showcases MC Escher-like images for pedestrians to enjoy.     [ Continue Reading ]

The aesthetic of young Greek artist  Alexandros Vasmoulakis is truly one of a kind. Intrigued by the notion of the individual, his installations complicate the definition of street art while striving to communicate his own unique perspective to the viewer. [ Continue Reading ]

You think being Mexican is hot enough for Sego and Ovbal? You ain’t heard nothing yet. These guys have a Flickr collection that will blow your street-art-lovin’ mind. [ Continue Reading ]

These dark and fantasy filled paintings are by Will Barras. The precision and style in which he creates them is so great. He belongs to a group called the Scrawl Collective, [ Continue Reading ]

“Do you ever wonder if your shadow is playing tricks on you behind your back?” Greenpoint NYC Photographer Katie Sokoler does. And she took action on the idea by carefully tracing and cutting out shadows, pasting them on random walls around town, and waiting with her camera for the money shots-when an anonymous person
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This is an army like no other. Flowers with surveillance camera sprouts, warm green leaves encasing a mine or cradling a hand grenade, skull grapevines, and lonely roses seeping black tears onto the ground are the avengers [ Continue Reading ]

I love street art installations, I wish we would see them more often in a city like New York. Marco Hemmerling a German designer created an installation called Cityscope- An Urban Kaleidoscope, in Cologne, Germany. In it we see reflecting fragments of surrounding buildings. While you move around the sculpture, the reflections on the glass constantly change and [ Continue Reading ]