A new work by Overunder makes good use of rusted forgotten wall space in Atlanta. via JUX

Wall art caught in Rochester, NY. via JUX

The legend of Escif grows... with this sickeningly simple, yet beautifully executed, work "Liberté, Egalité and Fraternite" which has just recently popped up in Montreal. via SA

On July 18, 2013 Detroit became the largest city in the history of the U.S. to file for Chapter 9 municipal bankruptcy. What you will be seeing now is a city do everything it can to get out of having to pay all of it's municipal workers their pensions and any other benefits anyone who is not a big conglomerate supposedly have coming to them. It shall all be played out in the courts - but pay close attention kiddies - because this is going to be the test case. If Detroit gets out of having to pay their workers...

Recently we took a look at Wham Bacabac's illustrations, one of which included an extremely bad ass tiger. But have a look at this. It's Nychos' new mural in San Francisco - which is a sight to behold indeed: A six-story high tiger jumping out of its own skin; sweet baby Jesus that's so bad ass. via JUX

New Escif work in his native Spain letting everyone know where we're at. via JUX

David Choe is now world famous due to his net worth which exceeds over 200 million after opting for stock options as payment from facebook for some work he did for them - is one of the more fascinating figures in the contemporary street & urban art scene. Dirty Hands: The Art & Crimes of David Choe is a San Diego Asian Film Festival Grand Jury Prize award winner takes an interesting, and often times hilarious, look at the tumultuous life and times of David before he ever struck it rich.

Seiko goes all out on this great piece in honor of the recently passed graffiti writer Nekst. via JUX

With every new day, Horfe adds a little more to his already staggering amount of graffiti in the streets. via JP

In celebration of the Lisboa Montana Shop and Gallery’s 3rd anniversary, Berlin's Low Bros present to the world their new mural. via JUX

3D printed installations to visually change the real world. Could this be the next big thing in street art?

Russian artist Lora Zombie brings her art to the Eyes On Walls gallery in New York on November 8th. Zombie's water color pieces are a unique and striking take on the burgeoning pop & internet culture complex. SoHo get ready. via EOW