For thirty euro, this service will spray-paint your message on a wall separating Palestinians from Israeli settlers.

Mark Vallen argues that Shepard Fairey reliance on appropriation makes him a plagiarist, rather than an artist.

Eyebeam's "glimpse into the current media and tactics of artists who take their practices into the street" looks awesome, although it seems like it could benefit from a grounding in historical street-level praxis.

This cool advertising campaign promotes The Salvation Army by posting refuse cardboard to walls.

The terrorists have already won.

This story is all over the news media, but I want to chime in and say that to me it's more a case of incompetent law enforcement than any "hoax."

Street artist Banksy offers hi-res images of his work for free download. I think I may have an 8x10 made of the surveillance camera piece.

Goode is the congressman who is protesting Minnesota Representative Keith Ellison's swearing in on Thomas Jefferson's copy of the Quran.

This cool street, um, highway art reminds drivers to keep a safe follow distance.

Leftist discussion of graf and street art.

Videos reveal how street artist Banksy conducted his pranks, such as dropping Guantanamo "detainee" dummy behind a fence at Disneyland.

This site is working to geotag "permission walls" or sites where the owner permits grafitti artists to do their work. It's too bad Mojo's is no more, since it's the only one I knew of in Austin.

Since I mentioned this at a party last night, I thought I would post this street art project here. The Miss Rockaway Armada are sailing a biodiesel raft made from salvaged parts down the Mississippi from Minneapolis to St. Louis.

This has been posted everywhere, but making LED Throwies seems like a good time.

clever effort by Adidas to integrate grafiti into their marketing campaign