This piece appeared yesterday in the South Bronx. The wall faces the Bruckner Expressway, a highly used elevated highway passing through the Bronx. My pal Anomalous compiles a lot of…

Lots of new prints makin it onto the electical boxes these days, here are a few recent examples…

I’m excited to share that I recently had an article I wrote translated into Italian, and published in a great journal called Zapruder: Storie In Movimento. Zapruder is a non-academic…

My friend Sam Sebren sent along a cool new stencil he’s been working on that he wants to share with the world. Just click on the image below, drag the…

Here’s some flicks of an evolving roller piece on a building on 3rd Ave. in Brooklyn, down the street from my office/studio. First: Second:

Chris Stain has a bunch of new work up on Dirty Pilot! Some great stuff, including new large-scale cut wood pieces! Check it all out here.

Public Ad Campaign is now in a blog format. It highlights contemporary public advertising issues and ramblings about public space. publicadcampaign.com

After three-year hiatus, a new Cut and Paint stencil template zine is now available! This time around we (Josh MacPhee, Colin Matthes, Nicolas Lampert) traded in the headaches of attempting…

Fans of the Celebrate People’s History posters and REPOhistory will likely enjoy this project based out of Toronto. Artist Tim Groves spearheads the Missing Plaque Project, which involves wheatpasting text-based…

Our friend Marc Moscato sent along this link to an interesting story/conversation unfolding around a attempt to combat perceived racism through street art in Portland, OR. The story centers around…

These posters were wheatpasted over 3 years ago in Providence Rhode Island and they are still weathering well. The key is a combo of 3 parts wheatpaste with 1 part…

Liam O’Donoghue an article online that continues the discussion/critique of Shepard Fairey thats been ongoing online over the past 6-9 months. He’s posted his piece “Shepard Fairey’s Image Problem” on…

Here’s a time lapse of the ups and downs of our inflatable church!

So the Spectres of Liberty project went great! We inflated our 35 foot tall church and had over 200 people come hang out, watch the animation on the outside and…