Urban Intervention of the Day: Austrian artist Werner Reiterer's "Street Chandelier."

[notcot.]

Street Art of the Day: Ryan Gosling as a burger-slinger in a sendup of Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive marks the third addition to Hanksy's Hanks-less era.

[thanks patrick!]

Street Art of the Day: A New York City phone booth repurposed as a "communal library"/book drop by architect John Locke as part of his ongoing urban intervention project, the Department of Urban Betterment.

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Street Art of the Day: In his first non-Tom-Hanks-themed wall pieces, Hanksy pays tribute to Bill Cosby and Ted Danson.

[wooster.]

Street Art of the Day: When the ad company behind Mad Men's latest marketing campaign put up their ultra-minimalist posters in New York City subway stations they surely must have known they were practically inviting mischief.

Perhaps this is some sort of Mad Men-esque experiment in brand engagement?

Either way, taggers have been having a field day with the ad's abund

Street Art of the Day: Spokane busker Bryson Andres employs an electric violin and a loop pedal in his kickass cover of OneRepublic's "Secrets."

[thd.]

Street Art of the Day: Clever urban interventions by Russian street artist Pavel Puhov. A few more at Street Art Utopia.

[colossal.]