In a series of simplistic images painted by Spanish artist, Hyuro, a woman is interacting in various ways with a folding chair. This piece titled  “L´Attesa” which translates to “The Wait” in English was painted in conjunction with the Memorie Urbane Festival in Gaeta, Italy.

Micheal Jackson’s former pet-chip, Bubbles, officially has his own monument in Munich, Germany thanks to artist David Shrigley.

The collaboration gods have brought the supreme talents of David Choe and Aryz together for an epic mural in Los Angeles. The two each brought their own visual chaos to a wall in the downtown area on Matteo St. and finished in just two days.  

Franco Fasoli aka Jaz recently completed this monochromatic mura in Vitry, France that depicts a group of headless creatures in a lust landscape setting. 

As if being in jail and being watched every moment was not enough, artist JR has made sure that the almighty eye will be watching over you. Invited to install work at Rikers Island in New York, JR took photographs of inmate’s eyes and pasted them in three different locations around the complex. The artist spoke on this project saying, “We just pasted the eye of another Inmate on the 2 South Building of the Rikers Island Jail in New York City. He wanted me to choose his eye looking left as life in jail is all about watching your back... He came out in the jail Yard when we were pasting. He's 18years old, it's his second time in Jail. Even if no one will recognize his eye he knows he's part of a bigger picture.”

One of the most infamous space battle scenes in cinema has been re-created with a cartoony feel by Invader and installed out of reach in the streets of London. 

Phlegm just got down on another wall in Chichester, UK for their local street art festival, this time he collaborated with artist, Run. The two painted a series simple images interacting with each other. You can see Phlegm’s characters balancing and climbing on Run’s faces, which eventually leads to the lose of balance and a fall.

Dave Cole re-appropriates existing "tools "gives them a new purpose. For his The Music Box piece, the artist dismantled a 22,000 lb. steamroller, refabricating more than 80% of it and converting it into a fully functioning music box. Watch a video after the jump of his Knitting Machine piece. Helping two excavators knit an American flag looks like a tedious, long process. And don't miss his jackhammer orchestra…

The grimey streets of San Francisco’s Tenderloin District are always bustling with colorful action and have received a major visual upgrade by our January 2013 cover artist, Aryz. The Spanish artist spent 10 days on a lift painting this 7-story piece with rollers and it’s certainly turning heads. If you are in San Francisco and want to see it in person, head down to Eddy and Polk streets.

Frequent collaborators David de la Mano and Pablo S. Herrero both create silhouetted imagery that compliments each other’s work naturally, making it hard to differentiate the two (Mano paints the figures while Herrero contributes the natural elements). The pair worked on four murals in Winter Haven, Florida, all with a distinctly different composition and concept. We are especially fond of the wall where the tree limbs are creating the face!