These were all spotted within the zone spanning between the Southwest Center City to the Italian Market, with a few exceptions. Pumpkins girls at 18th & Bainbridge It's a Tesseract, Italian Market | Eye of Providence along South Street near 15th Another Eye of Providence Tree Man at 16th & South rowhouse facade, believe it or not, on Sergeant between Cedar and Gaul up in Olde Richmond face in the sky along South Street Dean is On the Road at Broad and Spruce Skeletal Pegasus by Spazmat/

4 O'clock Shadow

author: joey : San Francisco, CA

imagine if christo wrapped that building: it would be art

Art Lovers at Folk Art Museum, West 53rd Street

author: Mike L. : New York, NY

Destruction or Art

author: Robert Emanuel : Houston, TX

I've been looking at graffiti in houston for the last couple of years , and these two names are fastly spreading; Miuz and A3. Little is know about the two other than what is found on their myspace. Miuz doesnt say much on it, but as i can see A3 just a depressed kid. I first started seing their tags toguether in january 2008, and their getting up fast. Pretty soon its going to become a city issue.

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author: jack : New York, NY

this is a shot from queens. this is an apartment in the east village East Village, NY and {Queens NY.

Wicker Park Street Art Along Milwaukee, North, Damen

author: serlingrod : Chicago, IL

City Street Art

author: Rugsta : Melbourne, AU

Melbourne is famous for it street art especially stencil art, but look closer and there are some cruder pieces written in simple black marker that just ooze the feelings of those who wrote them.

Lost Art

author: joey : Concord, CA

continuation of the morning light theme. is that a monet ?

Alberta Arts Corridor

author: serlingrod : Portland, OR

In rapidly-gentrifying Northeast Portland, Alberta Street serves as the barometer of what's occuring in the newly emerging local arts scene. The "Alberta Arts Corridor" runs approximately between NE 12th and NE 31st Aves, cutting through the traditionally African-American neighborhoods of King, Sabin, Vernon, and Concordia.

Art in Archeo

author: Elicar : Toronto, ON

A friend and I went for dinner at Archeo Trattoria at the Distillery District tonight. Apart from the superb food and Scottie, our waiter whose repertoire of adjectives was limited to "excellent", the dividers attracted my attention. According to my friend, the dividers are photographs on stainless steel done by a French Canadian artist whose name he could not recall. I think he just said that because he is French Canadian. On a closer look, the material seem to be glass as the pictures are on both sides. Their website does not mention anything about these pictures //www.archeo.ca/. Oh...

Street Art

author: takao47 : Regina, SK

this is my first time meeting up with real street artist working on his project. Awesome spraymanship.

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