When the city sets up so-called 'Info Pillars' on the sidewalks - but then fills them with ads instead of actual information - how should the community respond? In Toronto, hacktivists decided to ...
OSPOP, which stands for "One Small Point Of Pride", is a global fashion brand inspired the hard-working people whose labor actually built the People's Republic of China. The company's eye-catching ...
Technology makes our modern lives possible - without it, after all, you wouldn't be reading this right now. But technology can also make our lives better in less tangible ways. These 10 art ...
Ordinarily, people who are having their pictures taken want to look their absolute best. Even in photo booths where the goal is to be silly and spontaneous, the faces are usually smiling. ...
With some of her works it is hard to tell where the two-dimensional art ends and 3D objects begin, blending as they do into one semi-continuous, surface-defying series of overlapping murals. ...
Photographers are the subject of a medium-old question: does their work represent reality, or create new realities? This one undoubtedly does both, putting images of eyes and faces up in urban ...
Tired of seeing advertisements plastered all over city surfaces, from billboards to bus stops? French artist The Wa has a simple solution: pull down the shade. The installation artist placed ...
Think: Liu Bolin's urban camouflage, but applied to packages that can stand to be left alone and attract, confuse and inspire passers by rather than requiring a person standing ...
Richly detailed and highly evocative, the miniature streetscapes created by artist Evol appear in the most unexpected places - using the most unexpected materials. Known for stenciling windows ...
New Zealand native Linda Radosinska takes her photography to the streets in Exit Through the Thrift Shop, a stunning series of Banksy-inspired images. Carefully staged in parks, stores, alleys ...
