When it comes to knit graffiti, yarn bombing or urban knitting, NYC-based artist and crochet queen Agata Oleksiak (known as Olek) has got it all sewn up!

Under a quiet field in Hamburg, Germany, a tiny city has appeared. Its temporary existence is thanks to a street artist who is turning his talents underground.

Some homegrown artists and culture jammers decided to mix up the morning commute by adding some spice to an otherwise dull landscape.

Bronze statues on Osaka's “Midosuji Sculpture Street” were recently outfitted in a variety of fashionable red dresses by an anonymous (but artistic) prankster.

American currency is transformed into small and stunning works of art with nothing more than ink, an artist's incredible skill and a healthy sense of humor.

Colorful and strange, these temporary urban sculptures bring art out of museums and into the streets where it interacts with daily life in the city.

What better way to show off your harmony with nature than proudly displaying a tattoo with a gorgeous landscape, or fierce growling animal?

A lonely abandoned house was turned in to a space filled with life and light for a temporary - but utterly moving - installation.

Beautiful photography, isn't it? Except these aren't photos. Hyper realist artists use incredible techniques to create photo-realistic paintings by hand!

Using his body as a life-size Spirograph and grasping pencils in each hand, Tony Orrico creates unique works of precise yet organic mathematical art.