I don’t pretend to totally understand the bike-culture phenomenon (Critical Mass and whatnot), though I assume it has something to do with a combination of environmentalism, health and hipsterism. But I do love a good propaganda poster. This one is by Paul Barron and has appeared in Berkeley, California.
Photo by Endlesscanvas.com
Other has been pretty active on flickr recently, with a number of new outdoor and indoor pieces these last few weeks. Both paintings are for sale, so you can contact troy.lovegates@gmail.com if you’re interested.
Photos by troy-lovegates
I’ve been seeing some interesting paste-ups around London recently by an artist called PS. All the pieces are the same tear-drop shape, but the content differs greatly. Here are a few photos:
Photos by invisiblemadevisible and unusualimage
As usual, Roa’s been busier outside than just about anybody else in the street art world.
More on Unurth
In central Baltimore on Franklin Street. Once the snow melts the bottom half will emerge. Had to dig at least four feet of snow in front to get it closer to the ground. More Here
Vhils has really outdone himself with this latest piece in Moscow… I wish I owned a house, if only so he could take a jackhammer to it.
Photos from Lazarides
Via Stick2Target
Case, Akut and Typism just painted this mural in Shoreditch. The text was painted by Typism and reads “Lakes are islands for fishes.” The characters bodies were painted by Akut, and Case did the photo-realistic faces.
Photo by S.Butterfly
The latest iteration of Shepard Fairey’s Supply and Demand exhibition opened this week at CAC in Cincinnati. I think it’s the same as what’s already been in Boston and Pittsburgh, but of course it also means that Shepard is in Cincinnati to put up some murals. Have a look:
