Month: September 2009

We love this sign at Reykjavik’s Keflavik International Airport. We love the fact that somebody thought about setting aside a space for people to find each other and explicitly labeling that space with a sign. We also love the choice of color, font and positioning, as well as the light.Continue Reading

Exquisite skull-themed illustration wheat-paste street art on Crosby Street in SoHo, New York City.

Athens, like many Greek urban areas, is a city full of stray dogs and cats, so it’s fitting that we stumble upon street art images of dogs, as well as some other cute, pet-like (but unidentifiable) creatures in old historical center of the capital.

Dope graff by Tsisa on a narrow side street in the Plaka neighborhood, directly below the south face of the Acropolis, in Athens.

We recently returned from Athens, Greece, where we surprised at how vibrant the street art scene in the Greek capital. From our informal survey walking the streets of the city, it can be argued that Athens’ street art rivals Barcelona, Spain, itself one of the most exciting cities in theContinue Reading

Street art on a roller-shutter in the action-packed Psyri neighborhood of central Athens, Greece. There are heaps and heaps of street art in this nabe, as well as in the adjacent Gazi and Kerameikos districts of the ancient Greek capital..

Wicked street art in Athens, Greece, mate.

This example of sticker street art on Delancey Street, in New York City’s Lower East Side / SoHo area, does double duty as both political-cultural commentary on New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg and as homage-rip to artist Shepard Fairey and his iconic “Giant Has a Posse” image. The YiddishContinue Reading