ROA has posted a new mural, this one in Los Angeles, to FLICKR. Located on Imperial Street, downtown LA.

Just a reminder, the artist currently has a show at Skalitzers in Berlin.

Kenny Scharf has completed his latest mural in Philadelphia. Photgraphy by Living Proof.

Full looks after the jump.

My friends over at Living Proof caught Kenny Scharf in the act of painting his latest mural – located at 13th and Samsom in Philadelphia, PA. Two of the artist’s signature creatures form the start of the project, with much more to come as the week closes out.

More photographs of the new Scharf mural in Philadelphia after the jump.

Phlegm’s enjoying Summer in Yorkshire. “Unicycle Balloon” is the artist’s latest mural. Enjoy!

While preparing his exhibition at White Walls earlier in the year, Roa made sure to leave a lasting impression on the city of San Francisco. Unurth has compiled the work, which follows on the signature large scale black and white animals we’ve come to expect from the Belgian. Still, they continue to impress and find dynamism not just in subject, but also in a deft understanding of how to play off location.

More Roa after the jump.

In it’s latest video, LRG’s Artist Driven series finds Pose & Witnes visiting Huntington Beach and the world famous Hawleywood Barbershop.

A gasoline Medusa is the latest large scale, politically driven mural by Blu. The work follows a few collaborative pieces with Ericailcane. Another banger.

Full looks at the mural after the jump.

“Belgian aerosol artist Chase just painted an entire block of the Venice Boardwalk. Chase is the guy behind all those eyeballs and baby face murals popping up around the city. “Remember Who You Are”, “Where Attention Goes Energy Flows”, “Do What You Love” are some of the slogans you’ll see on these murals, which are now all over the world as well, from France to the Czech Republic. This guy has been in L.A. for twenty years and he’s a true blue Los Angeles success story, having built the Chase brand single handedly from zero, now lecturing and showcasing worldwide.”

“The Dream Décor of Oblivion, 2011, Digital Mural Installation by Susan Logoreci. The piece consists of two 30 foot long, 10 foot high panels exhibited now through Mid October at LAX in the Terminal 1 (Southwest Airlines) baggage claim area.”

Known for modifying preexisting murals, David Flores has been busy adding his signature flourish to some of JR’s recent wheatpastes in Los Angeles. The results are dynamic, adding subtle depth and intrigue to the faces. The mix of styles works well.

view more after the jump.