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Street artist BR1 takes his fascination with Muslim women to Turin, Italy. |Unurth|
Street artist BR1 takes his fascination with Muslim women to Turin, Italy. |Unurth|
Not sure when or where this took place, but old school graffiti artist MARE 139 posted a photo of President Obama “tagging up” a blank wall (technically he’s just signing his name.).
Photo: MARE/12oz
Brooklyn’s Ad Deville adds some color to the walls of Factory Fresh by way of a new mural.
Photo: Factory Fresh
Regardless of the vantage point or the time of day Times Square still sucks and should be avoided at all costs. |The Big Picture|
Photo: Jason Hawkes
Graffiti isn’t just for the cities, in Belgium, derelict suburban houses provide for the perfect canvases.
Photo: Romanywg

Just in time for the Academy Awards, UK artist D*Face installed two flesh-exposed versions of the Oscars in Los Angeles. |Jetset Graffiti|

That’s not trash, it’s “seven bales and 72 kilos of cocaine” that was seized in the Caribbean Sea by the fancy new USS Freedom.
Photo: U.S. Navy/Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class AC Rainey

Shouldn’t stencil artists be held to the same standards as graffiti writers? |Streetsy|
Photo: Rhys Alton

In addition to the underground theater, the guerrilla marketing in London for Banksy’s film includes outdoor signs. His PR rollout is equally as prolific: The Sunday Times, Time Out, etc…
Photo: RomanyWG

Not to be nitpicky, but shouldn’t the little human character on this tsunami sign in Hawaii be headed away from the tidal wave?
Photo: Hawaiian Sea