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A Los Angeles-based street artist named Xvala has been making waves by plastering blow-ups of the leaked Scarlett Johnansson nudes around town. The images, which feature ScarJo along with Xvala’s logo and the words “Fear Google,” are popping up in super public places, and Xvala has been sent a cease and desist from Scarlett’s lawyers. The Huffington Post scored an interview with Xvala. Here’s some of what he had to say: More
Can you tell which of these covers are fake? They’re the ones with extra-lurid colors and headlines that any well-informed pop culture fan would know are untrue, though entirely possible. “Urban collective” TrustoCorp is behind this guerilla art project: They sneaked these faux-covers into newsstands in New York, Hollywood, and both towns’ major airports. More
She is just doing any old job people offer her now, isn’t she? More
For the past few months, images like this have been showing up in New York subway stations. This is the work of vandal/artist Moustache Man. Moustache Man is known for one tag, and one tag only: He has gone around the New York subway system, covertly scribbling the word “moustache” in a distinctively curly hand over the upper lips of people pictured in advertisements. Everyone from Cameron Diaz to Mila Jovovich has been getting the moustache treatment, and you know what? I kind of dig it. I’m pretty sure I’m not the only one who gets a kick out of it, either. The tag is whimsical in a Magritte-esque, “This Is Not A Pipe” sort of way, and it’s made subway riding into a scavenger hunt (and who doesn’t love a scavenger hunt?). Perhaps more importantly, though, this is the kind of vandalism that I find hard to view as actual vandalism. Yes, technically speaking, all street art is vandalism; but that doesn’t mean it can’t be Art-with-a-capital-A at the same time. More
The title of this piece of graffiti street art is “Modern Life: Love Is Loaded” but to us it looks like it’s still loading. Maybe we have to take it out and blow on it before it starts working again? More
Sorry guys, I made a promise to myself awhile back that I would only allow myself thirty minutes of meditating on Joaquin Phoenix a day, and we’ve already spent that allotted time on his Bret Easton Ellis-y movie poster. More
Hey, remember those Pretzel Crisp “You can never be too thin?” ads that had us all riled up for a hot second, before remembering that shock-value is just another way to sell your product? We hadn’t actually seen this particular ad in the city, but last night NYCtheBlog caught a body image-conscious citizen marking up the campaign with their own interpretation: More
We would make the new incredibly complex and beautiful ‘street art in motion’ video by BLU our Daily WTF, but were recently informed that WTFs are always pictures. “What the eff” is never in motion: it is a static point … More
One of Belgium artist ROA’s creations: His animal street art can be found in almost every major European city. (Image via Flickr)
