El Mac is currently in Denmark for his solo exhibition that opened last night at Galerie Wolfsen. While there, the artist spent some time outdoors adding this massive mural entitled "Our Lady of Aalborg" to the Denmark landscape. 

Evolving stylistically over the past few years to further abstraction in collage and painting, Bast’s work is engaging as ever. Here is a selection of posters that have been recently spotted in the streets of New York.

We just came across some impressive new pieces by South African street artist Faith47, including a new mural up in London entitled 'London. You Beast.' Based in Cape Town, Faith47's works of art can be found on both city and gallery walls worldwide, with pieces and exhibits in Europe, America, Australia and her native South Africa. Her works often incorporate the grit of the urban environment, testaments to finding the beauty in the harsh realities of city life.

Last week in New York, JR and Jose Parla opened their collaborative exhibition “The Wrinkles of the City, Havana” at Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery. The two traveled and created murals in Cuba the previous year, and this exhibition showcased the work that was made. 

Is this not the best thing Barry McGee has ever been a part of, a fake bonfire with teenagers interviewing him? The Teen Arts Council in Boston began their “Around the Campfire” artist interview series and starting strong they had McGee participant. Endearing and sincere.

Steve Powers aka "Espo" just opened a new solo show on May 18, 2013, entitled “Visual Blues” at Alice Gallery in Brussels. In Powers’s own words, “I’m in awe of the power and the reach of music. To compete with the majesty of music, I make paintings that are visual blues. I distill my everyday experience into paintings I call Daily Metaltations. They are painted very fast, fresh from the epiphanies that inspired them. The larger paintings draw from those metaltations and go to a deeper understanding of the transactions we make everyday to live our lives.”

On Monday, we posted photos of an abandoned billboard that artist La Pandilla had brought to life for the Painted Desert Project. The ongoing project organized by artists, Yote and Jetsonorama, has brought numerous artists to the Navajo country region of Northern Nevada to meet local residents and create murals. La Pandilla has added another piece to the barren landscape, this time the images of a Buffalo and a Bear with a small town on their backs. This mural is located somewhere on the side of a merchant stand in Bitter Springs, AZ.

Swiss artist Felice Varini is back with another one of his illusionary large scale geometric murals, this time at the Grand Palais in Paris. Watch a video after the jump to see how he uses projectors and stencils to create the artwork which only appears from a specific viewpoint.

Australian-born artist, Anthony Lister, has been spending time down in sunny Miami and making murals all across town. Check out some his pieces, each one different from the next one.

Last Year David Choe became worth an estimated 200 million after taking cash instead of stock options for painting a mural at Facebook headquarters in 2005. Since then, the artist has been working on a range of different creative projects with no signs of any new work being created. As Choe stated today on his website, “Tomorrow I'm going to release "Stockholm syndrome." My first print in almost 2 years (sorry I was busy).” So here is your opportunity to get yourself a David Choe print or who knows, you might have to wait another two years.