Road Art By Roadsworth

Grafitti is usually thought of on walls, but this guy, calling himself "Roadsworth", integrates street-surfaces into his art:


Full gallery here.

Lightpost: $10,000

Somebody in Appleton, Wi, is labelling objects in public with amateur appraisals; a light post is worth $10,000, a fencepost $100. The city is treating it as graffiti, and is prepared to fine whomever is caught assigning value to things:

Funny Graffiti

Here in Fargo, along one of the main thoroughfares was a business that had a billboard that was blank for many years, until some inventive fellow wrote "ENJOY WORK, ROBOTS!" in spraypaint. I regret never getting a photo of it. The London Paper has an excellent slideshow of funny graffiti photos. Favorite: The Asteroids one.

They Don't Understand How This Works

when your community watch program requests information on crime, writing it on their posters isn't going to reach the intended people:

Banksy: Not Caught On Video This Time

While Banksy allowed himself to be caught on film not too long ago, his recent installment teases the video-observed world by operating directly underneath a CCD camera: