Don't try this at home -- a recreation has failure written all over it.

You've never seen graffiti like this.

Unless you're from the future, and those damn robo-hoodlums keep sponging your LEDs. Don't worry -- it washes out.

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Just as the news that George Zimmerman has been granted bail has hit, artist Michael D'Antuono's painting reflecting the killing is circulating online. Entitled A Tale of Two Hoodies, the picture not so subtilely hints at the fundamental issue of Trayvon Martin's death.

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And here we have sheet music brought to life by Russian duo PeopleToo, known for their incredible paper skills. Don't miss their stuff up close!

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This still life of rotting strawberries is part of a disgusting thought-provoking new series by Klaus Pichler called One Third, created as a commentary on global food waste. According to the UN, one-third of global food production isn't eaten, and the largest portion of the waste occurs in northern industrialized nations.

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Shut Up And Take My Money of the Day: For his thesis show, "The Dagnabit!!!," Savannah College of Art and Design MFA candidate Britt Spencer created a very special centerpiece consisting of a McDonald's food pyramid topped with a fully functional ketchup fountain crest.

Art!

Check out Mount Mc

Born Every Minute of the Day: Having pledged $10,000 in support of James Franco's Museum of Non-Visible Art, "new media producer" Aimee Davidson has become the proud owner of a one-of-a-kind piece of non-visible art entitled "Fresh Air."

As the designation suggests, the piece, by "collaborative art team" Brainard and Delia Carey (AKA