
Street-artist JR extends his reach even further through crowdsourcing, engaging a global audience like never before.

The blocks that surround MOCA's street art exhibition are filled with an ad hoc gallery of exuberant public art, thanks to a group called LA Freewalls

What was just visual urban litter a few years ago is now museum-curated art. Where is subversive art going and how will it take shape in coming years?

When you hear the phrase “street art,” there’s almost no limit to what you can do, from moss graffitti to yarn bombing to chalk drawing.

Creating politically charged street art just got a bit easier with this new adjustable pie-chart stencil.

Street art can do more than just beautify a neighborhood. It can also tell residents about themselves and the place they live.

A new mural recently completed in Boyle Heights is part of a global campaign to empower young people in the preservation of water.

Oh, 1988 New York, we don't miss you. But we miss your PSAs.

A photo of a building-sized boom box wins the prize for best street art in our latest crowdsourced image project.

For our latest project, we want to see pictures of your favorite street art from your neighborhood.

The TED Wish of the street artist allows anyone to send in a portrait and receive a poster of themselves to post in a public space.
JR, the French street artist and upcoming TED Prize recipient, has finally brought his excellent Wrinkles of the City project to L.A.

This video depicts a "complicated technical solution to aide in simple acts of vandalism."