We recognized Score had talents for spraying his name on walls, but this video of a recent trip of his to Rio De Janeiro displays his ability to create an entertaining video that documents his travel experiences.  This is certainly not like the majority of graffiti videos being made currently. Set to a thoughtfully chosen soundtrack, this should be motivation to go visit Rio or bet yet, South America as a whole.

Think how many large fish sculptures could be created out of one days worth of world consumption of plastic water bottles, it would be much larger than a school of fish. In conjunction with the UN Conference of Sustainable Development (Rio+20) a number of illuminated fish sculptures were created from discarded plastic bottles in Rio De Janeiro.

If you were ever going to trust Juxtapoz when we say please stay with this video until about 2:15 seconds in, then this is the one video to listen to us. The City of Samba was shot during the Carnaval party in Rio de Janeiro in 2011, and features some of the most interesting camera/video work we have seen in quite some time. Just when you think you are watching an animation, look again...

Craig Costello, aka KR, was the cover story of our August 2011 issue of Juxtapoz Magazine. The artist was just recently in Rio de Janerio for the 2nd installment of ROJO®NOVA, an interactive experience utilizing art installations, music, and design, invited artists from around the world to two historic locations in Rio, Parque Lage and Casa Frances.

Os Gemeos were called upon to be a part of Brazil Back2Black Festival, providing both a visual and physical art experience. The Festival, held in Rio de Janeiro to promote global appreciation for African culture in Brazil, had the Twins create a fantastic installation that stretched through a large indoor/outdoor venue.