With the buff in most major metropolitan cities vigilant as ever, it’s good to see some classic stuff like this Cycle still hanging on.

  Gris1 from the DMV crew has been keeping himself busy these days with a number of new brightly colored pieces that are fun to look at.

Two heavy weight east coast bombers with some very crispy clean straight letters.

This piece is wiggling around like an earthworm on psychedelics and we love it!

You have likely seen this before, however it’s always a gem to resurrect from the archives.  Painted by Margaret Kilgallen, who occasionally went by the name “Matokie Slaughter” among others.  This same wall still gets painted regularly to this day and has a fair amount of stories beneath the layers.  

Opening this Saturday at Thinkspace Gallery in Los Angeles, “The Best of Times” will showcase new work from artists Dabs and Myla.  As the gallery states, “‘The Best Of Times’ will showcase a dozen new acrylic paintings on wood panel alongside a small collection of graphite works on paper. Their new series of paintings and drawings will be presented alongside close to 100 handpainted installation elements ranging from old coffee tables and empty paint cans to teapots and ashtrays.  Here are a few sneak peak photos!

We trust the opinion of Jaime Rojo & Steven Harrington of Brooklyn Street Art, and they just created a Top 10 list (everyone loves a Top 10 list) on the Huffington Post of the top street art moments of the decade. You have Blu, Banksy, Swoon, Faile, Revs, Dan Witz, and a few other mainstays on the list. More after the jump . . .