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Wall Street Nation
New York based designer /artist Sebastian Errazuriz transforming street lines into dollar signs, as an alert to the wordl’s growing greed. A worth spreading, great idea!
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Plz check here our previous post on Death by Sebastian E, and if so, find WWT’s group Facebook page (+join us:) for our tribute to this brilliant project.
Don’t Believe the Hype
Wall titled, “Don’t Believe the Hype” by the Brazilian twin brothers and street artists Os Gêmeos (aka Otavio and Gustavo Pandolfo), part of the exhibition “Viva la Revolucion: A dialogue with the urban landscape” organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego 2010.
Cities
Street installations in various cities around the world by American artist Mark Jenkins.
Previous post on artist’s puppies tape sculpture here
Blu, Morocco
layers of time
An early work from street artist Alexandros Vasmoulakis with a mixture of springtime, architecture and traces of other people’s lives, religion (METANOEITE means Repent!) and a kebap sign, above some accient ruins, all these next to a parking lot, 2006 Athens, Greece. Photo by Werner Maritsas
Building Vanishing
Building Vanishing from street artist Mimmo Rubino aka Rub Kandy (previously featured here) Rome 2011.
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creatures
Luz nas Vielas
Participative Urban Art project in Vila Brâsilandia, one of the favelas in São Paulo w/the words in Portugese ‘Beauty’, ‘Love’, ‘Sweetness’, ‘Firmness’, and ‘Pride’, by Boa Mistura, a group of five Spanish artists, Arkoh, Derko, Pahg, Purone and Rdick.
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Lessons in Advertising Vol.1
A new billboard ad disruption from street artist Mobstr in London
via street art news
WWT’s previous posts on artist here + there and you may check our posts on free billboards here
Lang/Baumann
They Live
more Banksy
New Banksy in London, via unurth art
Primer Asalto – Zaragoza
Cardboard installation for Asalto festival in Zaragoza, Spain, from street artist Boris Hoppek (pr. seen here)
Willkommen
Tape designs by Berlin-based urban intervention collective Stiftung Freizeit (aka Rubén Jódar and Inés Aubert)




















































