Over the past year and a half the WebUrbanist readership has continued to grow at a very healthy pace. The site that started as a hobby has fast become one of the most-read online publications ...
Why should art remain cooped up in museums? Art should be seen by as many people as possible, so as to inspire as many viewers as it can. Public art is the act of erecting intriguing, usually ...
Graffiti has always been an urban expressionist art form. Oft times, both an expression of the human creative spirit and an outlet for emotion, graffiti have covered the walls of high rises in ...
In the hopeful years following the Second World War, armed with new technologies and vivid imaginations, almost anything seemed possible to a society straining to break free from the cycle of ...
If you thought knitting was a hobby only suited for the bored, the boring and the borderline senile, think again. It takes plenty of smarts to be a knit-wit and these 15 crafty creations prove ...
As much as people love to drive, all good things must come to an end: the parking spot. Problem is, the number of cars have grown much faster than the amount of parking space. Something's gotta ...
Who said a mug should do nothing more than hold your morning beverage of choice? Part one of this collection introduced some unique yet practical mugs, and this installment continues that ...
(sources: foster, bambino, rknickme) There are an unimaginably large number of extremely talented artists creating extraordinary works of art from ordinary objects. Here we explore one such group ...
Broadly defined, 'alternative art' is by far the most popular subject on WebUrbanist - or at least the one about which we are the most prolific. What do we mean by 'alternative' in this case? ...
When it comes to space flight, the sky's no limit. Long one of humanity's ultimate goals, breaking the surly bonds of Earth takes a lot of thought - it IS rocket science, after all - and any number ...
