Last year, we went to the Tucson desert and shared what was happening with some disused Military airplanes and a number of international artists, it was certainly something we had never witnessed before. The Boneyard Project is an ambitious project conceived by Eric Firestone with the help of Carlo Mccormick and is still enlisting artists to paint aviation corpses. Kenny Sharf who is our cover story artist for our May 2012 printed issue was the most recent artist up to bat and this video shows some of the process behind his experience with these unusual canvases.

Escif continues to comment with his art in the streets on the current economic situation and politics in his country of Spain. This new piece is entitled “ "Jaque Mate"  which means “Checkmate” in English.

Seth Blobepainter is an exceptionally talented muralist based out of Cambodia. His work usually includes young-looking character with South East Asian cultural influences and references.

This Friday “Stencil Art Norway!” opens at at Reed Projects Gallery in Stravanger, Norway featuring work from artists Dolk, Pøbel, Martin Whatson, DotDotDot, Stein, Mir, Anders Gjennestad and more. “Part museum show, part contemporary art exhibition and part exclusive consumer goods nightmare.”

Phlegm was invited by Millennium Gallery in his hometown of Sheffield to paint the balcony windows of their building. A video was mad documenting the creation of the illustration that was used as a blueprint for the window paintings.

Aris based out of Italy has put up photos of some recent work that he painted on trains and some random metal object. His abstract and oddly shaped pieces are refreshingly different.

A billboard at 44th and 11 Ave in New York is currently displaying a prime and might we say delicious looking piece of sliced meat. Sorry vegetarians, skip to the next post. The bizarre billboard is the work of artist, Brion Nuda Rosch, whose all meat themed exhibition appropriately titled “Meat Form” is presently showing at The Peanut Gallery.

“SAMO IS DEAD” by the prolific and legendary New York artist, Jean-Michel Basquiat, painted sometime in the early ‘80s.

A smoking moon lounges in the starry night as a train rumbles through the desert valley to an unknown destination. Railroad themed landscapes framed and drawn on a train by Deuce 7.

When we think of Other’s work we associate it with trains because it’s where we first saw his monikers and they have always stood out amongst the hoards of other doodles. This new piece by him in Chicago is not on a train, but is of a train. The Canadian artist beautifully painted an old steam engine towing a small log cabin and a multi-colored head in an undisclosed location.