Hair is the newest trend in art (and lighting!), so I wasn’t surprised to see this yummy installation from Jackson Sprague.

Wow. Nokia’s psychedelic offices are making me seriously re-think working from my bed everyday.

Is it possible to be jealous of a mural? I suppose, yes.

Mark A. Reigelman II re-decorates bus stops, turning average public transportation fixtures into a highly sought-after art installation.

Now that’s what I’d call street art.

For Jack’s final crit project, he braided an area of grass.

Ah, man. Artists make me weak in the knees.

Henrik Vibskov loves fringe almost as much as 1986 did.

And look! A human carwash!

Denise Kupferschmidt certainly knows how to use a dash of paper.

Jeff sent over some yarnboming (which is apparently code for ‘knit graffiti’ and I’m not quite cool enough to know that) yesterday, and whoa. Cutest graffiti EVER.

Entoptic Phenomena is one of the more inspiring projects from William Hundley. And while we’re talking Hundley, I’d like to singlehandledly reprimand him for re-instating* my belief in ghosts.

*My first encounter with this belief was when my sisters swore they saw a tall man** in one of their bedrooms. In the middle of the night. Wearing a parka.
**Now that I’m older, you should know my father is like six feet tall and the thermostat is perpetually kept at an insanely arctic temperature. Just so you’re aware.

I’ve been waiting reallllly patiently for like, ever, for Katy to get a website so I can stalk her. For now, I suppose her Flickrstream will have to do…

Man. I hate stalker limitations.

flickr:  KATY HEINLEIN

Whoa. Is this not the find of the day? Go, Elizabeth, go!

website:  ELIZABETH MCGRATH