Scott Campbell has a heart. Sometimes it's a bloody heart that is somehow smiling while being held by Mola Ram, sometimes it's a heart in the form of robot, and sometimes it's his own heart, which he loosely splashes over hundreds of watercolor paintings that all have a heart of their own.

C215 has shared photos of his installation and work at the Centre de la Gravure et de l'image imprimée for a group show entitled Vues Sur Mur being held in La Louvière, Belgium. The show which opened on May 26 also features works from Shepard Fairey, Evol, Swoon, Jef Aerosol, Sten & Lex, Ludo, and Space Invader.

Waffles are quite seasonal, especially during the holiday season. In thinking about waffles, French street artist, Invader, is set to open a new exhibition, Attack of the Space Waffles, at The Outsiders in London on December 2, 2011. The show will feature a Space Waffle Machine discpensing hot waffles throughout the exhibition for the gallery's Christmas visitors.

Space Invader, who has become of the more popular street artists in the world over the past decade, just opened a solo show in Paris at La Generale, and our correspondent, Butterfly, made it out to the opening to snap a few photos.

April 2011 marks a special issue for Juxtapoz Magazine, as we were asked by the MOCA to create a companion issue to the first major instituitional retrospective of street art, Art In the Streets. As we documented street art to a wider-audience of fine art, tattoo, pop-surreal, and illustrative art enthusiasts over our 17 years, we wanted to create an extended dialog and history with graffiti and street art pioneers. More after the jump . . .

Our man in London, Chris Osburn, got a few answers to some questions from elusive Parisian street artist Space Invader.

Jonathan LeVine is hosting two first-class French artists, WK Interact and Space Invader, at his Chelsea, New York gallery.