Madrid’s Street Ad Takeover

Street ad takeover in Madrid was short-lived but stressed the disruption of the monopoly of the advertising world.

Denis Smith’s Great Balls of Light

Australian artist Denis Smith is a professional light painter whose Ball of Light project combines traditional long exposure photography with continuous movements of lights directed by the artist.

Crowd-Sourced Virtual Choir Unites on YouTube

Thousands of voices unite in global virtual choir.

Finding the Future at New York Public Library

Interactive game at the New York Public Library allows participants to explore the underground shelves and collaboratively write a book.

Underwater Art Hopes to Regenerate Coral Reefs

Underwater artwork helps repair and preserve threatened coral reefs.

Win 10 Nights On The Town With Concrete Playground

Concrete Playground is taking the edge off the death of daylight saving by giving you the chance to experience Sydney's best cultural events for an entire month.

Help Fund Arthur’s First Production: Dirtyland

You, yes YOU can support new Australian theatre! Arthur talk to us about Dirtyland.

Donate Your Spare Room to Disaster Relief

Offer your spare bed to people displaced by disaster via SparkRelief.

Short Films And Typography Help You Learn A New Language

FBi Social Pops Up In Kings Cross

FBi Social is shaking up King's Cross with live music from emerging talent.

US Open to Become a Foursquare Event

Tennis not interesting enough? Play with your phone instead.

Win A Double Pass To Never Let Me Go

We have 30 double passes on offer to a film which is equal parts science fiction and love triangle.

Closed on Mondays: Eat for a Good Cause

Closed on Mondays hosts fundraising dinners in closed restaurants.

The New Face of the Ken Doll

Barbie's Ken turns 50, and gets a modern makeover.

Berlin’s U-Bahn Wrapped in Yarn

Berlin trains get yarn bombed with knitting graffiti.

It’s OK to Photograph This Art

Digital cameras compulsory to view this art.

Art With Heart: Artists Get Creative for Good Causes

Artists and the internet combine to raise money for good causes.

Corpus Libris – A Mash-Up Art Project

Readers and the books they love in photo mash-ups.

JR Turns Tunisia “Inside Out”

JR's Inside Out project hits Tunisia.

Submit Your Videos for Map My Summer

Screen Australia and YouTube want your summer footage.

BMW Art Cars Head Home

BMW Art Cars unite in Munich to celebrate the collection's 35th anniversary.

Maps Rescued and Repackaged as Art

Artist Matthew Cusick rescues a dead medium from the landfill to create beautiful and intricate collages.

Argentinean Theatre Converted Into Beautiful Bookshop

A repurposed theatre in Buenos Aires has been turned into possibly the world's prettiest bookshop.

Thom Yorke Makes Another Last Minute Announcement

The Radiohead frontman just casually announced and premiered his newest collaboration with electro producers Burial & Four Tet on the radio.

Sylvester Stallone Stirs Up The Art World

Sylvester Stallone releases a collection of artwork in Switzerland.

Bicycle Film Fest Calls For Entries

Bicycle Film Festival 2011 wants your film! Get it in by April 1.

Silicone Speakers for Sharing Music Anywhere

Foldable, stackable, washable and virtually indestructible, Tembo Trunks sustainable silicone speakers let you share your tunes wherever you are.

Wear Music of Artists You Heart on Your Sleeve

Playbutton is an mp3 player embedded in a badge, each one storing pre-recorded content like an album or mix-tape.

Tweets Inspire a Book on the Egyptian Revolution

Tweets from activists in the revolution in Egypt are compiled into a compelling timeline of the uprising.

Wake Up and Smell the Books at MoMA

Pick up your favourite old classic or buy something new, curl up wherever you are with a cup of coffee, and nuzzle your nose between the pages.

Google’s Person Finder Helps Locate Tsunami Victims

Person Finder is an online search tool to help people locate the whereabouts of family members, loved ones and friends that have been caught in the natural disaster.

Surreal Images Caused by Google Earth Glitches

These dream-like pictures look as though they could be from the set of Inception, but they're actually screenshots from Google Earth

You’re the Spitting Image of Your Former Self

Have you looked at your childhood photos lately?

Virtual Christchurch Cafe Raises Money for Earthquake Victims

This philanthropic website seeks to aid New Zealand's earthquake victims with profits from virtual coffee products.

The new look Concrete Playground

We've nipped, tucked and delivered Concrete Playground to you in a shiny new package, re-imagining everything from the ground up.

This City Speaks To Me: Photo Book of Melbourne Bohemia

Melbourne's thriving bohemian culture captured in pictures and poems.

Participate in a Global Art Project and Help Turn The World Inside Out

Semi-anonymous street artist JR has won the 2011 TED Award and is appealing to you, the public, to help him turn the world inside out.

Corinne Vionnet’s Photo Opportunities Capture the Tourist Experience

Thousand's of observations from the tourist paparazzi come together in single, haunting images.

Labyrinth in Berlin Club Confuses Your Senses

Imagine being drunk, in a maze, in the dark depths of an abandoned East Berlin club.

Artsicle: An Original Artwork Rental Scheme

A new scheme running in New York let's you road test your art before you make a lifetime's commitment to it.

The Strokes’ New Album ‘Angles’ Leaked by iTunes UK

Check out the 30 second clips of new Strokes' songs 'accidentally' uploaded by iTunes, conveniently compiled into one video.

Japanese Illustrator Exposes the Composition of Mammals

When you peel back the skin of any animal you find a world or spiderweb nerves and strangely fragile skeletons.