In 2009, Russian collective, Electroboutique created the public, open-air installation, AirPort, placing a departure flight kiosk in the middle of a forest. As the collective notes, the piece was a "poetic reflection on the possible ways of the urban civilization development. We are facing a choice: whether we should further sink our ferroconcrete teeth of architecture and transport system into the nature's body; or should we try to minimize our impact on it." Looks rather utopian to us.
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A little bit of inspiration for your Tuesday afternoon. French street artist and activist, JR, just released this video about his time in Los Angeles putting together his The Wrinkles of the City chapter in Southern California. The video captures the backstory behind JR's large-scale photo murals, and it gives you insight into how much research and time the artist puts into each city he completes his Inside Out project.
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The Juxtapoz-sponsored "Obey Your Master: A Tribute to Metallica" exhibition opened recently in LA at Exhibit A Gallery, where close to 40 artists interpreted a variety of songs. The exhibition is on view through March 23, 2012. First, we start with the artwork from the exhibition. Photos after the jump...

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This week, February 2, London's Kemistry Gallery, in conjunction with the Twarda Sztuka Foundation will be presenting an incredible poster art show, Mr T: The Posters of Jerzy Treutler. The gallery will present over 40 posters of Treutler's work from the 1960s and '70s , showcasing classic Polish poster design from the era.
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Following our earlier coverage of the Boneyard Project: Return Trip, we present the following photos of work previously unfinished on our last trip to Tucson. Artists Bast and Andrew Schoultz were weeks into their metal canvases, and we caught up with them as they finished. In addition to the airplanes, a variety of Nose Cones made their way inside the Pima: Air & Space Museum showcasing a range of styles from numerous international artists.

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Massimo Vitali's large scale photographs always grab our attention with their beautiful array of bright, sun-bleached hues. His beach scenes shot in Turkey, Greece and Italy present beautifully color coordinated bathers with their sun tanned flesh, umbrellas, towels, and bathing suits dotting the intersection between rock, sand, and sea.
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Manuel Rebollo is a Graphic Designer and Illus­tra­tor based in Sala­manca, Spain. He stud­ied Graphic Design at Sala­manca Art School and cur­rently works free­lance in the field of design and illus­tra­tion creating rich, high fashion, high contrast portraits of the drastically stylish.

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We were looking through the Oscar-nominated animated short films this morning, and came across this great one, The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr Morris Lessmore. We were caught by it because it was inspired by Hurricane Katrina, Buster Keaton, The Wizard of Oz, and a love for books. That is a lot of interesting inspirations.
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We have definitely shown you the work of Takato Yamamoto before on the site, and in the magazine, but we came across one of the Takato's pieces last night and felt like highlighted the work of one of the most talented contemporary artists from Japan we can think of.
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We found this on the HopeWell Creek shop on Etsy, and we thought it was a clever made to order piece. The Felt Campire Playset with Felt Marshmallows, allowing "you and your child the authentic feel of camping." Just with felt and a lack of bug bites. We like it.
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