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As the world’s people continue to acquire automobiles at a precipitous rate, we must build increasingly complex intersections to deal with the resulting traffic. Few places epitomise this trend more than the intersection of the Interstate 635 and US 75 freeways in Dallas, Texas, where the massive, five-level High Five Interchange was completed in December 2005 at a cost of US$261 million.

The H...

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More About Space Invaders

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Neues vom portugiesischen Street Artist Alexandr Farto aka Vhils. Mehr von Farto gibt es hier.

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via: rebel:art
Bilder: Farto

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Und gleich noch ein Update an neuen Arbeiten von 1010. Mehr von 1010 gibt es hier. Sehr schön!

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Bilder: 1010

rebel:art

“Your move. There is one thing – the only one to be totally sure about: everything will eventually disappear. The city, the streets, the buildings, even we ourselves and our children. The time will pass and the piers of this grand bridge will go shaky, fall down, fold as domino row. This basically means, if things are not eternal – and there are no eternal things – we can change them as we...

Street Art Utopia

By Faith47.

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Die Spraydose wird 85!

Dienstag, der 09.02.1926: Der norwegische Chemie-Ingenieur Erik Rotheim erfindet die Sprühdose. Heute also genau 85 Jahre her. Straight Richtung 100!

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Via the unurth facebook page, I came across the fascinating work of Yola. Yola recreates scenes from Renaissance paintings using people from a local community center."Inviting the folks from the day centre was supposed to be a slightly subversive act: as if entering a haven for Fallen Angels, all aged 60 or over, who end up in a day centre because they can’t cope with life in society. The ...

WebUrbanist

[ By Steph in Abandoned Places, Architecture & Design, Urban Images. ]

A tiny paper village blooms with a thick, cobwebby coating of multi-colored mold, left to decay just as every structure ever built by man would eventually do if humans were to disappear. Italian artist Daniele Del Nero painstakingly constructed these architectural scale models out of black paper and covered them with ...

Vandalog - A Street Art Blog

Tomas Guereña aka El Tornillo lives in Mexico where he creates beautiful art with patterns that remind me of sea creatures. The art is wonderful and the fact that he chooses to include people in his pictures makes it even better, giving the viewer a better sense of where he comes from,where he lives, and where he chooses to make art. The end result: just perfect!

You can go to Flickr to see...

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more info DECOLLATION

Armsrock

Pencil drawings as dia slide projektion.
Vienna, A.
2011

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Katsu and Avone aka Destroy & Rebuild have a show on now at PowerHouse Arena in Brooklyn. To promote the show, they took over a number of phone booth advertisements in NYC. In the past, I’ve been known to criticize street artists for putting of posters promoting gallery shows when they could be doing street art, but I’m not sure I can criticize Katsu and Destroy & Rebuild in the same way...

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Pallo sent over some photos of what he’s been painting in Finland. I wish Romanywg could photograph some of Pallo’s work, they could be a great combo. Either way, Pallo’s painting some fun creatures.

Photos by Pallo

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JAZ sent over these photos of what he’s been up to in Buenos Aires…

Photos by JAZ

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Kleines Update des Schweizer Raum- und Architektur-Studio L/B Lang Baumann. Das Duo bewegt sich mit seinen Arbeiten irgendwo zwischen Architektur und urban Interventions. Mehr von Lang Baumann gibt es hier.

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Bilder: L/B

The Pop-Up City

Fascinating ruins are surrounding us! All over our cities and outside, symbolic decadent buildings are taken as case studies to talk about an era. The picture of Villa Savoye taken before its renovation marks the end of the modern movement long before its international recognition, due to the misunderstandings and the lack of interest towards the “machines for living” it was creating. Decline o...

Wooster Collective

From K-Guy: "the 'No Blood' image is a piece that explores the clean white shirt: the uniform of the rich and the powerful, with a narrative of interweaving concepts of big business, corporate greed, the politics of war, freedom and 'truth'. The stains of suffering will always be visible"

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See more by Iemza. artist: Iemza location: Reims, France images by Thierry Gaude Tweet | share +