Alexis Diaz and Juan Fernandez who work under the name, La Pandilla, were recently in Mexico City painting the following mural.   The two artists used small brushes and Chinese ink to paint the highly detailed features for closer viewing.

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We don't think we have seen anything quite like these Pin Art portraits by Philip Karlberg (so close to Carlsberg, we can almost taste it), and we are very surprised that we knew this was Jackie O immediately (thanks middle school Rage Against the Machine!). Karlberg takes hundreds of painted pins and arranges them to portray famous icons, and uses the eyewear to seal the deal. This takes a bit of time...

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In 2009, Argentina-based sculptor, Adrián Villar Rojas, created a life-size blue whale deep in the woods of Ushuaia, Argentina.  The 31-year-old artist used wood, rocks, and clay to create this behemoth of piece.  Wonder if the whale was left to reclaimed by the earth?

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The prolific two letter bombing legend, MQ, along side New York rapper, Skam Dust, sent over this photo of a recent spot paying tribute to the recent passing of Beastie Boys member Adam “MCA” Yauch.

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London-based INSA, who graced the subscriber cover of our September 2010 issue with his pink drips, was just in Los Angeles to work on the LA Freewalls project. If you so chose to find this building, it is the ARTSHARE building in Downtown Los Angeles. Thank you to Todd Mazer for the shots!

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  Sever recently stirred up emotions and opinions with his coffin street art piece in Detroit, which we thought was a humorous little jab.  He knocked out these two spots with style in Detroit as well.

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Mesnger lends a hand with Fword’s “W” and “O” by painting a character throwing up a “Westside” and making an “O” face.  Looks like a legal wall, but I bet you it is not!

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Here is a new square shaped psychedelic face painting with a smaller little guy to the side by Paris street artist, Nosbe.

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Roids must be a dedicated draftsman to produce such high quality walls.

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Artist and director of 667Shotwell, Chris Sollars work revolves around the reclamation of private and public space through interventions. The results are documented using drawing, photographs, sculpture, and video that are integrated into mixed media installations. Awards include 2007 Eureka Fellowship Award, a 2007 San Francisco Bay Area Artadia Grant, and 2009 Headlands Center for the Arts residency.

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A major French patron says that he hopes to transform the French public’s perception of contemporary art by opening a new gallery in a former 17th-century convent in Brittany this summer. “Outside of Paris, contemporary art spaces cater for the...

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Tom Sachs' newest exhibition at first glance might seem like a glorified space camp that someone is trying to call art, but understanding Sachs' style and mentality we realized that this is in an incredible exhibition not to be missed. Sachs' will be occupying the 55,000 square foot Wade Thompson Drill Hall creating an immersive installation that is reminiscent of the Apollo Program but will be focused around Mars.

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Denver's David B Smith Gallery has a fantastic new exhibition of works from Hong Seon Jang, featuring a fantastic sculpture piece titled Type City, featuring letterpress on wood panel made to resemble, you guessed it, the cityscape. The exhibition, with the great title of Labyrinth, features Jang's signature tape drawings, where he creates large scale works on chalkboard using tape.

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Derek Nobbs was born in 1980 and currently lives, creates and explores in the Pacific Northwest.  His nostalgic, adventure based tales are made on a heavyweight hot-press paper, and he gives them an aged look using various common things: coffee, tea, whiskey, tobacco and tears. Much like  traditional flash tattoo's and the stories told by old fisherman, Nobb's work appears to be filled with tales of life, love, loss and death.

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Our admiration for photographer Neil Krug has already been documented on this site, with our declaration that his work reminds us of a "neo-psychedelic sexual revolution, apocalyptic, Fear and Loathing in the Desert, lost roll of film and now developed 40 years kind of an experience." His new series, The Young One, with model Lauren Marie Young, continues on the same theme, and solidifies why we like Krug's work so much.

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Glen Orbik is an American illustrator known for his fully painted erotic paperback and comic covers, often executed in a noir style. He studied art at the California Art Institute then studied under the school's founder, retired movie and advertisement illustrator Fred Fixler. He eventually took over the classes and still currently teaches figure drawing as popular teacher among fine art, comic, and video game artists.

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Intricate bitmaps and animated GIF's from Russian illustrator Uno Moralez. His works feature an array of grotesque characters and twisted ideas and imagery- perfectly combinded with his analog pixel bitmap style. Creeeeeping erotic animated GIF.

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BILBAO.- Organized by the Royal Academy of Arts in collaboration with the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao and the Museum Ludwig, Cologne, David Hockney: A Bigger Picture is the first major exhibition held in Spain to celebrate the crucial role landscape plays in the career of this artist, considered the most important living British painter. Bright landscapes inspired by his native county of Yorkshire form the core of this exhibition which, with Iberdrola’s sponsorship, brings together on the Museum’s second floor around 150 works—oil paintings, charcoals, iPad drawings, sketchbooks and digital videos—most of which have been created in the past eight years. This exhibition offers a unique vision into Hockney's creative world and demonstrates his enormous capacity to represent nature using different techniques, as well as revealing his attachment to the landscape of his youth.

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NEW YORK, NY.- Artist Tomás Saraceno’s Cloud City, a large constellation of 16 interconnected modules composed specifically for The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden, will open to the public on May 15, 2012. Measuring 54 feet long by 29 feet wide by 28 feet high, this site-specific work, inspired by multiple phenomena and structures (including clouds, bubbles, bacteria, foam, universes, and social and neural communication networks), showcases the artist’s bold and ambitious vision. Habitat-like, incorporating transparent and reflective materials, the work will also be accessible for visitors—in limited numbers, weather permitting, by timed-ticket entry—to experience its interior realms and exterior vistas via an internal route. Set against Central Park, Manhattan’s skyline, and the expanse of space above and beyond, the installation Tomás Saraceno on the Roof: Cloud City—part of the artist’s series Cloud Ci

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PHILADELPHIA, PA.- Elegant lines, bold colors, artistic luminaries: all are qualities attributed to the top lots from Saturday's sale of Modern & Contemporary Art at Freeman's. Marked by the presence of modern masters Alexander Calder and Pablo Picasso as well as prominent minimalists such as Brice Marden and Donald Judd, the sale garnered international interest, with participation from 16 countries and new clients comprising more than 10% of auction registration. Ultimately the sale achieved over $1.97 million (123% by value, 90% by lot) and was well-attended, with highly active in-room, telephone, and internet bidding. Artists from the first half of the 20th century were well represented and Calder was the leading light. "We achieved robust prices throughout our sale and are thrilled that the top two results were both by Alexander Calder, an artist of international import but with Philadelphia roots," shared head of

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