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.

Pedestrians seem to hover over a terrifying geometric sinkhole as they walk across the street art exhibit 'Mind Your Step' in Stockholm, by Erik Johansson.

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.

Can a giant robot save Japan? Kobe's 50-ton, 60-ft tall statue of Gigantor symbolizes the city's reconstruction after the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake.

Most of us wouldn't dare to scrawl all over our walls, but Japanese artist Yosuke Goda's room-size wall drawings are a definite improvement to any room.

Cutting, scoring, folding and gluing, these 14 masters of paper art transform their delicate medium into collages, sculptures, illustrations and installations.

A 7-story spiraling 'Tower of Babel' in downtown Buenos Aires is made of 30,000 donated books in all languages.

Two gorgeous green graffiti projects are calling attention to the world-wide problem of potholes in city streets...and they're doing it with humor + beauty.

If, as the esteemed poet Robert Frost once opined, “Good fences make good neighbors,” these 15 fiendishly offensive fences must make good neighbors... furious.