Apparently Os Gemeos are Brasil’s most famous street artists. And apparently they had a succesful show in NYC this summer. Decide for yourself if the hype is justified.

Greece is not that old fashioned anymore, it’s actually quite hot!

Is going fast these days!

Breaking news! Octopied Building in France!
Huge inflatable installation made by *FilthyLuker and Pedro Estrellas.

My graduation project about surveillance, CCTV and reality. An interactive video-surveillance installation that filters out those people looking straight at it.

This looks weird and beautiful at the same time. Artist Sachiko Kodama creates strange liquid art pieces with this oil like stuff.

Very nice Flickr set/photography subculture/photo tech geek thing. Attach a tube to your old Kodak Duaflex and snap a shot of the viewfinder. More technical info here

This is a nice one. It’s called ‘Telescopic text’ and it’s made by Joe Davis. Extend the story by clicking on the words. Via.

Does this Frank make nice work or what?

Forget designer toys made from vinyl. Artist Joshua Allen Harris knows where it’s at with his inflatable animals.

London architect Zaha Hadid designed the Mobile Art pavilion, which has already made a stop in Tokyo. The structure is made of lightweight panels that are packed in 51 shippable containers for Chanel. In Dutch you should say “Chanel komt hard!”

This is a nice way to protect your mac/lap/power book.

Check out this project by Three Legged Legs. It’s a project for Zune. Zune is the mediaplayer of Microsoft. You can find a lot more on http://www.zune-arts.net/

The Royal College of the Art in London is famous for it’s innovative graduates, but sometimes they just produce really funny work. Take a look at the project “Signs of Life” by Freddy Yauner 

“Does not really matter who I am or where I come from,
the world has no borders. my illustrations speak for me,
if you are interested to my artworks contact me. “

Photographer Martha Cooper is known for documenting New York hip hop culture in the late 70s and early 80s. She’s put out some great books on the subject, with Subway Art (with Henry Chalfant) being the most famous. Current Art did this video portrait on her. It’s an interesting introduction to her work, not for ‘insiders only’.

Great illustrations made in clay,
by spanish Irma Gruenholz.

The sun is working hard. The best time to promote the hardworking shirt designers again, like our own NewWork bosshawk B.

Creating a movie by making a sequence of pictures. Very very nice. Definitly worth taking a look.

Found this slick site with Flash-experiments, created by a guy named Jonnie Hallman. And now his name is linked to NewWork. Google will find him soon.

OMG, he will be famous in a blink of an eye! You’re welcome, Jonnie. It’s our pleasure.

Opening today at 16:00 live on the internet. The new Graphic Design Museum in Breda, the Netherlands. (website is in Dutch!)

I know we posted Threadless before, but now it’s sale and I saw some nice new inspirational shirt illustrations and designs as well.

From the famous Aardman Creature Comfort series:

Cool event in London, where stencil artists had an open battle. Banksy was in da house. Check out the results on Flickr.

Now we can see
what you’re pussycat
is doing all day…

The Kobe Portliner Monorail serving as a rolling IKEA catalog.

Great prints, good inspiration and all for sale.
And sleep soundly ’cause 10% goes to charity,
how modern!

Check out Blu’s “Letter A”.

Inspirational graphic design by Valentin Adam from Paris (more in portfolio on the right hand side).

Yes it’s funny to do. It’s the graffiti-creator!! And for the real stuff you can better go here.