For over a decade, WebUrbanist has featured a wide range of innovative and inspiring urban art and design projects from around the world. The website has attracted more than 500,000 subscribers ...
As any experienced urbanist can tell you, city life is rarely dull and this year has proven no exception - from traffic-topping articles to staff-picked stories, here are WebUrbanist's must-read ...
Five years ago, who would have thought that what started as an offbeat visual culture weblog would turn into a full-fledged (but still and always free) cosmopolitan online magazine? After just ...
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 ...
(Above Designs, Clockwise from Upper Left via: Pinoy Athena, iKnod, Mukhtar & Bloc) Much of what we feature on WebUrbanist is the culmination of an artistic or designer process, but it is ...
Ah, Cyber Monday - the infamous online version of the even more dreaded Black Friday. But before we get to that, here are a few exciting new features for WebUrbanist to help you stay connected to ...
As of today, WebUrbanist has 110,378 subscribed readers from around the world - in addition to everyone else who visits regularly and follows us via our new Twitter profile and Facebook group. ...
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 ...
Has it really been that long? It is hard to believe how much the site has evolved in just one year. Many regular readers have likely noticed a number of significant recent changes to the site ...
More extreme urban sports, skateboardable signage c/o Christof Damian Regular readers know by now that there isn't much self-conscious metablogging on WebUrbanist. The site is mostly about ...
