Live painting by Wisk, Ser, Chubbs and Prime at MoCA.

For the first time in a while, Eric Haze has worked with spray paint at a large scale. His mural, the latest to grace The Standard LA’s downtown wall, comes off the back of installing Art in the Streets. If there weren’t enough street art reasons to visit LA at the moment, this should certainly tip the scale.

Full info on the details of the mural at Haze’s blog. He compares the walls dimensions to a train car, and with the comparison explains the rational for his design decisions.

Full images after the jump.

After installing his portion of Art in the Streets at MoCA, ROA headed north from Los Angeles to San Francisco. This video is filmed, scored and edited by Spencer Keeton Cunningham.

Located in Williamsburg, Faile’s latest outdoor intervention is an example of the duo’s “Prayer Wheels.” Arrested Motion notes that these sculptural works debuted at at Faile’s Lost in Glimmering Shadows show in the UK.

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Blu was busy over the Easter holiday, painting this mural in Jesi, Italy.

More looks follow.

Organized by Keith Schweitzer for No Longer Empty (NLE)
April 2011

Stillwell Ave: OverUnder & Veng
Surf Ave: Ephameron

“After the recent Tesco riots in Bristol Banksy has produced this fine commemorative souvenir poster. It’s available exclusively from Bristol’s Anarchist Bookfair this coming Saturday. All proceeds go to the Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft and associates.” – Pictures on Walls.

Full print shown after the jump.

Here are some terrific shots of the How & Nosm wall in LA with an eye to the little details within the mural. As you know, Art in the Streets has inspired and set the stage for some proper street art in the City of Angeles. This is just one great example.

More photos after the jump.

Ever wondered how a Montana Spraycan gets produced? This video gives you a inside look of the production.