Posterchild has embarked on a new project which envisions a new future for the underused and abandoned pay phone booths which dot the urban landscape.

Street Artist Posterchild and Jason Eppink have created “after parties” for print inside newspaper boxes.

Shanghai graffiti writers paint live at the Search for Creative City (寻城记) series.

Los Angeles police have arrested a senior citizen who has been plastering the metro in the city with the message “Who Is John Scott?”

London based street artist Decapitator recently hit up New York City with his headless ad-intervention artwork.

Similar to Adrian Kondratowicz’S InDisposed, Greenz.jp points us to another urban beautification project using garbage bags as the medium.

Two students from Wayne State University have created an outdoor art installation in Detroit to highlight the lack of affordable health care options in the city.

This past weekend, the Public Art Campaign reclaimed hundreds of billboards across New York City, whitewashing what they say is illegal advertising.

In Birmingham, Alabama, three street artists created a clever piece in reaction to the destruction of a historic mural.

Bruno Levy and Blake Shaw make up Sweatshoppe, a mutimedia performance group who have developed a way to “paint” with video.

Kanos and Reci Xelecce created the Poetically Correct crew and came together with the goal of adding artwork to the streets of Paris without vandalizing or compromising the existing landscape in any way.

Encouraging passerbys to question their normal routine, artist Chis O’Shea’s Hand from Above project slips a bit of fun into the everyday.

Street art collective Faile let us know about some new work they are producing. Their “Wood Paintings” straddle a line between painting and sculpture, and give an added dimension to their graphic style.

Wellington, New Zealand is using urban spaces as canvases to provoke public opinions or promote young artists.

A text-based street art installation appeared mysteriously in Sydneys’ Denham Lane earlier this week.