Les Bains-Douches was built in 1885 as a municipal bathouse and eventually became one of the most popular nightclubs in Paris, a favourite of Mick Jagger, Kate Moss, Johnny Depp, and Andy Warhol. The building was declared a safety hazard in 2010 and closed. Since it's closure, the building's owners have invited 50 street artists to decorate the interior. 

This morning we take a look at the work of New York-based artist Bill Norrby. Before moving to New York to pursue a career as a painter Bill worked for several years in the video game industry. He has been featured in galleries and annuals such as Spectrum, 3x3, and Society of Illustrators.

We love when we find an artist we love that connects with a band that we love. So is the case with UK-illustrator, Boneface (featured in our September 2012 issue), as he has illustrated the new Queens of the Stone Age album cover, ...Like Clockwork. Has anyone seen the billboards in LA?

This past weekend, JR continued his international series, Wrinkles of the City, at an opening in Berlin at Galerie Henrik Springmann. The show comes on the heels of JR completed numerous mural and street pieces in Berlin over the past few weeks.

Spread across MOCA Grand Avenue and The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, the first survey in the United States of the Swiss-born artist Urs Fischer weaves together some of his most memorable and iconic sculptural works while creating an unexpected landscape in both venues.

Juxtapoz is teaming up with Flying Lotus! We are giving away a pair of tickets to see him live at Terminal 5 in New York on May 5th or 6th. Draw, paint, illustrate, or photograph your interpretation of a flying lotus and post it on Twitter or Instagram, mention @juxtapozmag and include #flyinglotusNYC for a chance to win. We will pick a winner on Friday, May 3rd. 

If you find yourself needing to do something on your lunch break, well, in this case, evening break, we suggest our London readers head over to the St Pancras Station to see the fantastic public art sculpture work by Studio Orta, Cloud I Meteros. The piece depicts gray characters atop two white clouds.

Born in 1983 in Amsterdam, Stefan Glerum spends most of his time illustrating 'odd-ball' characters. Inspired by European, 20th century movements such as Art Deco, Bauhaus, Italian Futurism and Russian Constructivism, Glerum studied the Academy St...

Greek artist Elias Kafouros is opening a solo show entitled A Thesis on the Shelf at Alpha Δelta Gallery in Athens Greece on April 25th. A tangle of seemingly different stories unravel in his brilliant drawings. Each of the stories 'are being enveloped along intertwined paths' and 'despite the fact that the final image is articulated by classical forms, it acquires an intense psychedelic character.'

Croatia-born, Norway-based tattoo, digital, and fine artist Dino Tomic has been studying the human eyes with a series of hyperrealistic drawings using colored pencils. According to Dino there are no secrets, "just layers and layers of color tricking your brain in[to] thinking this is real."