A polygon is defined as "a figure, especially a closed plane figure, having three or more, usually straight, sides." It is also the means in which New Zealand-based artist James Reid has created this series of superhero pieces.

Richard Pearse is an artist who currently lives and works out of Patea, New Zealand. These collaged panels combine weathered wood with a soft vibrant color palette to create  two-dimensional work with an emphasis on the graphic, the geometric, and materiality adding sculptural texture.

This will get someone's attention. It got ours. The New Zealand government, more specifically the Land Transport NZ, used a blender filled with human organs to get a point across about speeding. The more speed, the more your organs will cause and/or be a mess. Clever work.

New Zealand street artist, Otis Frizzell was contracted by the Police Department to develop and paint stencils as part of a police recruitment initiative.  Check out more photos and a video explaining a story behind one of the stencils.  Police using stencils for advertising, how do you feel about this?

Auckland-based graffiti writer, Askew, created the following video documenting Revok and Rime’s trip to New Zealand. Was pleased to hear the music of a personal favorite, Little Dragon and Black Keys to close it out.