Decorative Potholes by Juliana Santacruz Herrera

Here Comes the Neighbourhood

The exploration of the power of public art and how it aids the revitalisation of urban communties. Well interesting.

HCTN TRAILER from Here Comes the Neighborhood on Vimeo.

Surface Realism

M.E.S.A., the Spanish artist's photo-realist Street Art (via Contra and CocaColla)

Street Surrealism

Interesni Kazki (via Flavorwire)

These crazy-ass murals by the Ukranian duo are slowly creeping over the city of Kiev. From re-inventing the Greek myth of King Sisyphus as a metaphor for capitalism to spray-painting Surreal scenes of peasants on an abandoned barn in the Ukrainian countryside. Eye-catching and mind-bending.

This Is Not Jim

Just watching Exit Through the Gift Shop. I'm not a fan of Banksy, you could even say that I'm a hater but it doesn't stop me from being intrigued. I like a hearty documentary after all, especially when it reminds me of these beauties...

This is Vincent, not Jim. He's a real person - a friend and old uni housemate. His face is all over Berlin and Regenburg. He doesn't know who's done this, or how they found the image of him, but I guess that's the social-networking era for you.

(via TWM Crew on Flickr)