Summer Olympics coming soon, artist Banksy recently post two pieces Olympics theme street art. Rabbit38 team will looking for some more pieces as the Olympics continue.
(via COLOSSAL, LaughingSquid, The Fox Is Black, The Atlantic)
A new Banksy piece popped up in the UK near some sort of industrial stream., it haven’t confirmation from the artist’s site.
( Photos by the lonely villein )
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Here, is London restaurant Sketch, no two items of furniture or pieces of tableware are the same in the dining room. This restaurant is designed by British artist Martin Creed.
( Photography is by Ed Reeve )
On the streets of Barcelona and Berlin, you can see a lot of amazing art works by French artist Christian Guémy aka C215. C215 has been an active street artist for over 20 years, his first art works going up around 2006 and according to Street Art London.
(via antonia schulz)
Global Rainbow is a light installation by American artist Yvette Mattern, that was switched on at St Mary’s Headland in North Tyneside. The light installation celebrates the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad in the north-east of England. The seven beams of light represent the colours of the rainbow and are symbolise hope and stretch about 8 km.
The Global Rainbow has previously lit up the skies of Germany, France and the United States, it was created for celebrate Martin Luther King Day on 19 January 2009. The display will light up the skies until 4 March.
You can read more about Global Rainbow on Mattern’s blog and see tons of great photos here.
( photos via simon lowe, bbc, hervé )
“Holes of Happiness” is a short documentary about the small guerrilla pothole gardens of East London. The film and the gardens are created by The Pothole Gardner.
If you’ve ever wanted to step into a infinity room, now you can. At Tate Modern in London from February 9 to June 5, 2012. Infinity Mirror Room is by famous Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama.
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These jaw-dropping light painting are created by artist Rashad Alakbarov from Azerbaijan. They were exhibited at De Pury Gallery in London.
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The Beatles’ iconic (and widely imitated) album cover Abbey Road shows walking across London’s Abbey Road. At that time The Beatles were recording the majority of their songs and albums at Abbey Road Studios . On August 8, 1969, Scottish photographer Iain MacMillan captured them simply walking across the street for their album’s cover.
