For those with 45 minutes to spare, who are even remotely interested in the Robbo/Banksy feud, this video is worth viewing. Watch the flick after the jump.

Unusual monikers are not uncommon, but this is a first. The street artist known as Homo Riot is launching a “Global Homo Riot” initiative that will take place throughout the month of September.  This “Global Homo Riot” gives participants the materials and encouragement to post, paste, sticker and stencil their own cities with homo positive art and imagery. From thesiteunseen.com, Homo Riot’s sponsor:

The purpose of this global event is to increase the visibility of homosexual imagery, to spur conversation and awareness about issues that effect homosexuals around the world, and to engender pride and hope in young gays – the youth around the world being the primary consumers and audience of Street Art –  who may otherwise feel alone and hopeless.

More images after the jump. For more works, check out the Homo Riot website.

Earlier this month, the San Diego Art Fair invited the Canadian based artists “En Masse” to create and onsite mural at the fair. The piece ended up being a collaboration between En Masse and a couple of local California based artists. Some of the contributing artists were Jason Botkin, Fred Caron, Kevin Ledo, and Kirsten McCrea, (of En Masse), along with Mike Maxwell and Kevin Peterson of San Diego.

More looks after the jump.

Bristol, home to Nick Walker and Banksy, drew an impressive selection of artist, recently for the “See no Evil Project.” In addition to hometown hero Nick Walker, the likes of Hush, and El Mac (above) also went big on Nelson Street. More looks after the jump.

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Freedom Park, Berlin: A handful of artists were invited to paint sections of the former Berlin Wall. The art was part of an event organized by Dudes Factory. Participating artists included the likes of McBess, Nunca and Miss Van. More looks after the jump.

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“Etern Graffiti” released a video demonstrating an interesting method of putting up a block letter piece. After marking an outline using stencils, the artist etches out the text using a concrete saw. Video after the jump.

Satone recently completed a large mural in Warsaw dubbed “Lungful.” Satone commented on the piece stating, “Being invited to take part in the ‘StreetArtDoping’-Festival.
Spend a couple of great & sunny days in Warsaw to do one of my latest concept-wall called ‘Lungful’.” More looks after the jump.

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TT Underground Gallery will be hosting a solo exhibit featuring the latest work by Ghost, entitled “Then and Now.” The exhibit opens on September 8th 2011.

It’s safe to say GHOST’s legendary status in the lore of NYC subway graffiti’s past was not achieved with some self-consciously plotted career path to art world success. In fact, GHOST was more concerned with the transgression than the aesthetics of letters at the time- and transgress he did. He hated the preciousness of some writers, and attributes his loose, un-planned, flowing style –that persists to this day– to needing to get up and get away. When he later took to drawing, he elaborated on his own aesthetic and dark humor by creating crazily inventive and irreverent possibilities for his letters and characters. Soon after, he merged these  ink apparitions with his street-borne skills as a colorist, and has continued to enjoy a level of facility and mastery of these forms for some time now—and without the level of risk of the old days.

TT Underground Gallery
91 Second Avenue (Below Toy Tokyo)
New York, NY 10003
September 8th-18th, 2011

Some new work from ABCNT has appeared in Los Angeles. The wheat paste piece features a masked woman wearing a lapel button that also depicts a masked face.

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Street artist Astro Naut recently sent over these flicks of his latest work in Madrid, which depicts his signature astronaut character tangled in its own electrical cord.

More images after the jump.