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Piece done in philly by @markusprimelives and @ivbentaqiy

#street art

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the single greatest piece of artwork I’ve ever laid eyes on

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Women Are Improving This “Beach Body” Advert With Their Own Body-Positive Messages

All power to the revolutionary youths of Baltimore.

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guerrilla artist fills chicago potholes with flower mosaics

#street art #guerrilla art

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Growing Crystals, Los Angeles

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Stunning Australian street art shows the world the true face of LGBT people

Australian street artist Astrotwitch launched “Queer the Streets“ last year based on the idea that, as they wrote on Tumblr, all the “queer community needs is simply for more people to know that they exist.” Their works are incredible — and every one has the potential to create a change.

#street art #lgbtq

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Random act of kindness on a train

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This is so sweet

#random acts of kindness #raok

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I love Toronto.

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For an ongoing project entitled Rainworks, Seattle-based artist Peregrine Church creates awesome works of street art that are only visible when it rains. It’s a particularly wonderful concept for a city renowned for its rainy weather Church uses a superhydrophobic coating to stencil images onto ordinary pavement. On a dry day the pieces are completely invisible, but when the surface gets wet, darkening the untreated concrete, the treated areas repel the moisture, which causes the stenciled images and/or text to appear. Depending on the amount of foot traffic the treated surface receives, Rainworks will last anywhere from 4 months to a year.

Watch this video to learn more about how Peregrine Church creates his dissapearing-reappearing artwork.

Want to try making Rainworks of your own? There are a variety of superhydrophobic coatings currently available, including a handy kit by Rust-Oleum.

Visit the Rainworks project page for additional images and information.

[via Vandalog and Rainworks]

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I did this at a bus stop once. I missed my bus and the next one wasn’t supposed to come for another hour, so I had time to kill. A little girl walking with her mom said it looked like a throne for a flower princess.

#flowers