Never one to stay put for too long, Roa is now in London where he just completed this mural of piled animals on a very crispyy looking brick wall.

This large wall at the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy in Kiev, Ukraine was recently brightened up by aritsts, WaOne of Interesni Kazki and Seth Globepainter. The children with their faces stuffed into books were painted by Globepainter, while everything inside the rounded cloud was from the hand of WaOne. As usual, the imagery these two chose to paint is very surreal and dreamlike.

Back in January (Yes, we know that is sooooo long ago), the talents of Kofie and The Mac combined forces to upgrade the front exterior of the Soze Gallery in Los Angeles. The Mac took care of the hand holding the pen while Kofie painted the geometrical background patterns. The two have collaborated several times over the years and it’s a winning combination every time.

JR and Jose Parla first collaborated last year in the streets of Havana, Cuba and now they have just completed a mural on the posh walls of Chelsea, Manhattan. The two will be showing together next week on May 7 in a show entitled “The Wrinkles of the City” at Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery in New York. This particular wall reminds us of similar collaboration esthetics such as when The Mac and Retna worked together.

The “No Muos” movement is attempting to halt the construction of a United States Department of Defense ground station that is being built within the Nature Reserve of Niscemi, Italy. The site has been deemed environmentally important by the European Commission Habitats Directive and public prosecutors have identified that the MUOS construction violates environmental legislation governing the nature reserve. Italian muralist, Blu, headed to Niscemi to help spread the message and created a massive mural of a satellite dish machine against an army of protestors. 

Participating in the Memorie Urbane Festival in Terracina, Italy, Spanish artist, Hyuro, painted the following mural entitled “Cycles.” In a series of 10 strong images, the artist brilliantly depicts the life cycle from birth to death. Be sure to view the drawing for this wall and its details.

Do yourself a favor on this fine Sunday, take some time, sit back and watch this six part series on the work of legendary artist, Keith Haring. Excellent watch!

That menacing, wide-grinning fish you can’t escape seeing in the streets of Barcelona is finding his way around Paris as of recent. The artist responsible, Pez, has been painting his signature character for over a decade and they continue to multiply, turning into large schools of fish.

We posted photos earlier this week of some new work that popped up in the streets of London from Conor Harrington. Again, the artist is back at with another new piece this time in collaboration with artist, Maser. If your looking to see this in person it can be located somewhere on Buxton Street, we don’t think it will be too hard to miss.

Los Angeles-based artist, Paul McCarthy, just took a giant poop in Hong Kong so to speak, but this wasn’t the first time this had happened, just the most recent. Back in 2008, the same ““Complex Pile” was installed in Switzerland and in a gust of wind took off bringing down a power line, breaking a greenhouse window, and smashed a window at a children’s home (We hope The Onion did something with this at some point).The outdoor sculpture park at the M+Museum in the West Kowloon district of Hong Kong is currently exhibiting this sculpture along with six other large inflatable sculptures by artists Cao Fei, Tam Wai Ping, Jeremy Delle, and Choi Jeong Hwa.