Multimedia performers, Sweatshoppe use a digital paint roller to project color lights and designs on city surfaces, creating a new style called video painting. All the art with none of the clean up!

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1. Wooster Collective: Sweatshoppe
2. via today and tomorrow

This Iranian street art kinda looks like Goatse, no? If you're curious, the text inside the goat hole reads, “Where Is My Vote?”

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1. Our Mysterious Street Artist On the Streets of Tehran Strikes Again
2. More of her Work
3. Looks Like Goatse to Me
4. Related: Something Awful Users Goatse #iranelection

I'm pretty sure he's the crossing guard on Cybertron.

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A lovely street art tribute to AIG just in time for Easter. Don't worry - I'm sure that guy is planning on sharing his Easter eggs with the unhappy children once he's done celebrating.

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1. Knitted Easter Bunny Dissection
2. A Video of the Piece
3. How to Make an Irretrievable Easter Egg

An enormous, animated wall-painting by the Argentinian street artist Blu, filmed in Buenos Aires and Baden. This is amazing; if you like it, check out the artist's site for more.

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1. Blu’s Site, With Other Videos and Art

Mario on the streets of New York. [ Editor's Note : He seems smaller in real life. I hope he doesn't get lost.]

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This piece of urban art is the work of 3-D street artist Edgar Mueller. It was debuted in Ireland last year as part of the town of Dun Laoghaire's 'Festival of World Culture'.

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Night time is magical.

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It's true that graffiti sometimes makes things look shittier. But this is not one of those cases.

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A clever little bit of street art that involved sticking up thought bubbles around Brooklyn and photographing people as they passed by. Conveniently enough, love, cupcakes, and strippers just about covers everything that people in Brooklyn think about anyway. Or is that just me?

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1. Via Urban Prankster

Artist Joshua Callaghan specializes in making objects like utility boxes blend in with their surroundings. Sounds like a hilarious jogging accident waiting to happen, if you ask me.

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1. The Daily Telegraph Has a Slideshow

The British street artist made a comment directed at the KKK in Alabama, and someone struck back by painting over his work. Struck a nerve?

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1. Banksy Pops Up In The South

A street artist with a pen was inspired by a rather familiar-looking shadow. ‘I Am The Bat’ was spotted in Ontario, Canada. I didn’t know the Bat Signal even shined that far.

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1. Technically Graffito
2. So unexpected and awesome!
3. Shadow Of The Bat
4. I Am The Bat
5. I Am The Bat on Tumblr
6. Shadow Of The Bat on Wikipedia

Street artist Slinkachu hand-paints miniature people and sets them up in the streets of London for passersby to find. It’s a whimsical little world in which people occasionally get eaten by giant bugs or impaled on safety pins.

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1. Slinkachu’s Blog
2. Flickr gallery
3. Slinkachu
4. Slinkachu
5. Street Artist Slinkachu’s Little People in the City
6. Ground Zero by Slinkachu

CULTURE BUZZ: Street artist Slinkachu uses nontoxic paint to decorate the shells of wild snails, pimping their rides. The London based street artist frees the snails after painting them and calls the project “Inner City Snail – a slow-moving street art project”.

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1. Inner City Snail - Pictures
2. Graffiti Snails Roaming London
3. Little People, Another Sinkachu Art Project

CULTURE BUZZ: Artist D.Billy creates graffiti from balloons. He chronicles the onomatopoeias of everyday life by adding words like ‘floosh’ next to a fire hydrant and ‘rrring’ next to a pay phone. He is joining ranks with other graffiti artists who explore alternative materials in street art like Reverse Grafitti (graffiti made by cleaning grime) Knitta Please (knit graffiti) and the Space Invaders mosaic graffiti.

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The Best Links:

1. Balloon Graffiti Can End Vandalism Forever
2. D.Billy: Street Interventions
3. Balloon Graffiti
4. D.BILLY (official site)
5. KNITTA PLEASE
6. space invaders > the story of an invasion
7. Reverse Grafitti

CULTURE BUZZ: Urban gardeners take on abandoned patches of earth and make them bloom. Part political statement, part an act of pure cultivation, the guerrilla gardening movement is sprouting in cities everywhere.

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1. Entertaining Guerrilla Gardening Short Film
2. Green Guerrillas, Spotted in New York!
3. Fight Filth With Flowers
4. Guerrilla Gardening Primer
5. Guerilla Gardeners in Toronto!
6. Guerrilla Gardeners in Los Angeles!
7. Guerrilla Gardeners in San Francisco!

MOVIE BUZZ: A documentary celebrating the D.I.Y. spirit that unified a group of American artists who emerged from the underground worlds of skateboarding, graffiti, punk and hip hop like Spike Jonze, Mike Mills, and Harmony Korine. We can’t wait to see all the early 90s footage. Maybe in some alt universe, they’ll start re-running 120 Minutes on MTV.

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The Best Links:

1. YouTube - Watch the Trailer for Beautiful Losers
2. Documentary Tracks the Unlikely Careers of Artists Who Converged at Rose’s Infamous Alleged Gallery During the 90’s
3. Excellent Review On the Film Beautiful Losers
4. Beautiful Losers Official SXSW Page
5. Screenings announced for SXSW
6. The First Movie to Define a Movement Since Andy Warhol’s “Exploding Plastic Inevitable”
7. Check out the Nice Poster
8. I Attended the Screening, which Included a Grafitti Gallery Exhibition
9. A Little about The Director’s Background
10. Beautiful Losers the Film Website
11. Beautiful Losers IMDB Page

CULTURE BUZZ: Famous NYC grafitti artist now has his own line of markers. He’s responsible for that ubiquitous “drip” look. Now, with these markers and squeeze bottles, you can make anything you own look like a Lower East Side signpost.

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The Best Links:

1. Squeeze Bottle Gives You that Perfect Trademark Drip Look
2. New Krink T-Shirts and Markers By Alife
3. Buy Them from Turntable Lab
4. Alife x Krink 2008 Tees
5. Colette’s Awesome Shopping Website Features Famed Grafitti Artist Krink
6. The Colorful Krink Sticker Packs Just Dropped!
7. The Signature Drips Are Everywhere!
8. I Krinked My Ikea Bookcase