By the time you see this, JR will have done more walls in Los Angeles, but this will get you to seek those out. As he continues to perform his "Wrinkles of the City" project throughout LA, the TED Award-winner is creating a bit of a buzz in the SoCal art's community. More after the jump . . .

We ponder: Does anyone think that Lebron James took time out of his busy All-Star Weekend activities to watch JR put up some massive mural pieces? Both JR and LBJ were in downtown Los Angeles working on their respective projects, so the thought may have crossed the NBA guy's mind. We digress. Time to get serious. Pictures of JR's murals after the jump . . .

A good way to send us into the weekend, a few photos of TED Award winner JR putting up pieces around Los Angeles, which he will be doing for the next few weeks for his "The Wrinkles of the City" project. Looks like JR put up some pieces in Venice and downtown already. Images after the jump . . .

In October 2010, our Shanghai correspondent visited the opening of JR's Wrinkles of the City at the Magda Dansyz Gallery in Shanghai, China. Now, one of the biggest artists of the moment, and the 2011 TED Award winner has released a short video based on the work and his time in Shanghai. Watch after the jump...

Showing your film at Cannes and then winning the TED Award, coinciding with new exhibitions and projects is good for a lifetime, but JR nailed down these achievements in one calendar year that was 2010. We haven't seen the full film (yet), but any piece of work that helps you win an award that Bill Clinton and Bono have always received is a big deal. The film gets an official release on January 12, 2011, but 2010 was the year that JR became a superstar. Trailer after the jump . . .

Has any artist had the type of year that JR is closing right now? Winner of the TED Award, film at Cannes, shows around the world, it really has been the year of JR. And he is much-deserving as well. Today, we look at an extract from JR's "Women Are Hereos" film that premiered at Cannes this year. See the clip after the jump . . .

The renowned Parisian street artist, JR, presented the Shanghai chapter of his project, Wrinkles of the City, last Sunday at the Magda Dansyz Gallery in Shanghai, China. Juxtapoz contributor Elise Hennigan attended the opening and caught up with the artist.

If you missed it, take a look over the newly released and transcribed radio text from an interview with JR, Shepard Fairey and Pedro Alonzo on their works for Viva la Revolución and what the internet has done to change street art.