There's nothing quite like artist, Isaiah Zagar's mosaic playland, Philadelphia's Magic Gardens. We popped over there this past week to take some pictures and give you an idea why Philly holds it...

  KAWS COMPANION COMES TO PHILLY It has come to pass…the KAWS Companion has landed at 30th Street Station. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in collaboration with Amtrak bought the 16 foot-tall Companion sculpture to rest at 30th Station. Kaws Companion will be there until May 14th, then it’ll be hauled away for some...

    Melissa Godoy Nieto “TEMPLO” @SpringBreakArtShow 2013,...

Conceptual art is hitting the runway with designers dreaming big off of their art history backgrounds like Craig...

Joshua Miller is up next in our "Why My City Rocks" series. His honest portrayal of Memphis, Tennessee will move you to see his city for the cultural haven it is. With pictures that capture Memphis as more than the kitschy landmarks that ends up in the travel...

We sent out a call to Photographers and City Enthusiasts to send us pictorials of their city. We wanted to see your urban landscapes, your city's art...we wanted to know why you love your city. And you didn't disappoint. Abby Mahler was one of the first photographers to contact us. Check out what makes Abby's home base of Santa Monica,...

When Sarah Hoke transformed herself into a living pop art piece for halloween she had no idea it would turn her into an internet darling. We saw the pictures, tracked her down and proposed that she create this bad-ass Roy Lichtenstein How-To-Tutorial. It'll either want to transform yourself for next October or spur you on to create your own art...

Italian photographer - now New York City based Giulia Piccari gives us a photo essay built from a dream. We really like the quirky, european feel of her photographs born of an iconic American ideal. ...

"My own work is focused on self-portraiture. For the past three years I have been shooting myself only and exclusively at home. Now my research is moving to a new destination, the...

Inspired by "aspects of his urban life...all the ugly and sketchy stuff you can find in a Rio...Stuff like having a hot dog and a good chat with old hookers in Copacaba, funny kids on the streets making fun of rich people. Drunk people. Bar life. This kind of stuff you can only find in the night of big cities."...

"This short and ongoing series was meant to hi-light the struggles of acceptance and many individual's desires to become anonymous and detach themselves from society. It is not meant to be happy, but powerful enough to evoke a reaction in someone to change their...

  by Ken Fosnot For me, Green Day’s triumphant set at Lollapalooza 2010 was less about watching a concert and more about survival. The day started early: my friend Dave and I ate some donuts at 7:30 a.m. My dad bought them for us. Dave and I live in Central Illinois, but we used my...