Claudio Ethos, a Brazilian graffiti artist, was commissioned to paint a large mural inside Casa Das Caldeiras in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The project was funded by the non-governmental organization EXPERIMENTA.

The film features 30 hours of footage time lapsed into 15 minutes which was played during the opening for the mural.

Filmed, written and edited: Jared Levy
Producer: Nathalie Stahelin
Additional help: Lucas Do Prado Coelho

See more of Ethos’ work here

posted by: Brent Carter

This ceramic animation by Sam3 entitled “Nadadores” was filmed on the outskirts of Murcia, Spain.

June 2009 Valencia, Spain

posted by: Harold Johns III

World-class stencil artist Logan Hicks discusses his blue collar work ethic, fatherhood, high dynamic range photography and losing a fingertip with Scion during the car maker’s Installation 5 Tour.

Learn more about Scion’s Installation Tour here

“The Locust Plague”

posted by: Brent Carter

photo by: Richard Gwin

We love the message and tactics used in creating this piece on the otherwise foul-looking Oread Hotel in our hometown of Lawrence, KS. To the creator(s) we say, don’t let the terribly biased mainstream media report bother you with all that vandal talk, we still consider you artists. How were you supposed to know that the Olivia Collection, the corporate managers of the hotel, were anti-peace. May you forever escape the long arm of the law.

Read the full article with video here

posted by: Harold Johns III

Artist Bio:
“Judith Supine is a collage artist living in Brooklyn, NY. Supine could not speak until a month after his seventeenth birthday. He could not physically articulate words, he could only squeak and grunt. Supine often drew pictures to communicate with his family. His mom saved all of his pictures, just one of many reasons why his mom is great.

“Judith Supine uses materials that are free or at least real cheap. He uses an exacto-knife, glue sticks, cheap ugly paints and real sleazy magazines that make him sexually uncomfortable. Judith Supine gets his magazines out of people’s trash, from the public library, from the dentist’s offices, from his little sister’s magazine collection, from bankrupt porn shops.” (source: Paper Monster)

His pseudonym Judith Supine is a tribute to his grandmother of the same name.

“Swallowed” by Judith Supine

See more of Supine’s work here

posted by: Harold Johns III