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.

Henrik Vibskov loves fringe almost as much as 1986 did.

And look! A human carwash!

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.

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

Well, hello, white stuff.

website:  MICHAEL JOHANSSON

Yueh makes art out of rope and pure awesomeness. Yes!

website:  ALEX LU

Japanese artist Ryuji installed this piece with ribbons designed from Mina Perhonen, who I love, love, love. Ahhh, double trouble.

website:  RYUJI NAKAMURA

Most people trim their nose hairs before their art exhibit. Not Connie Wong, folks!

website:  CONNIE WONG
portfolio:  BEHANCE

My favorite exhibit [almost] to date.

website:  ANDREE-ANNE DUPUIS-BOURRET
blog:  LE TERRITOIRE DES SENS

Leif calls this piece ‘Triptych.’ I call it ‘Awesome.’

website:  LEIF HOLMSTRAND
bio: ART FACTS