“Is this vandalism or art?” asked Bezirk following one of Berlin's most infamous guerilla art attacks. After a year's reflection, the answer may be “both”.

Manhole cover and storm drain art is actually a great way to spice up an otherwise mundane, and let's face it, gross aspect of the dirty city streets.

Fourteen artists craft fluorescent tubes, LEDs and other sources of light into stunning art installations that really shine.

Artist Marjan Teeuwen deconstructs abandoned places, from apartment blocks in Amsterdam to houses in Russia, and crafts the detritus into eerie installations.

From a pit in China all the way to the sunny streets of Florida, these terra cotta soldiers have traveled across the world just to impress viewers.

Can four distinct works of art occupy the same physical space? They do here as differently colored lights bring out dramatically different aspects of one piece.

Step through the looking glass and into an understated art project that turns a simple passageway into a lighthearted journey back to childhood wonder.

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.

A surreal landscape in Paris, installed in a former funeral home, is made of 65,000 shimmering discarded CDs in an artistic statement about waste.

Musical instruments come in all shapes and sizes. This impressive creation was made using normal objects like buckets and string, but it sounds amazing.