His billboard takeovers – he calls it “Affichages” – could be found all over France and in other European cities like London. To cut a long story short and to show you his great doings, here are some photos…

…for more info about Ox’s urban art, visit ox.com.fr.

As an original street artist, Nomad developed his expressional variants conceptually and technically through interactive projects in interior and exterior spaces: combining writing and street art with poetry and classical painting.

His recent project was the so called “Land Art” project, where Nomad transfers the ideas and intentions of street art into the wild nature…

For more photos and info about Nomad, visit myspace.com/nomad_yesmad or nonewenemies.net.

For four weeks, the sixth edition of the “Color Ink Book” is available, which includes artworks by and info about Project Detonate, El Gato Chimney, Andrew Council, Ron English, Vassilis Gogtzilas, Chuck Harrison, Jeff Lamm, Pat Moriarity, Kool Skull, McFaul Studio, Jon Vermilyea and Ben Walker.

“The volumes are printed on 60 lb Endurance Vellum Offset Book paper, to offer the reader the option to color the work showcased within: thus bringing the art enthusiasts and artist together.”

The reason for that article was that I wanted to show you the great cover of the recent issue, whih was done by Ron English. It reminded my of the “Rainbowcoloured Tears of a Clown” art exhibition by Nomad in Berlin…

For more info about the “Color Ink Book” visit the corresponding website!

Via spankystokes.com.

The book is composed of analog street photographs by Florian Reischauer and texts by Isobel Coquille and – because of the great success – actually available in its second edition.

It’s possible to buy your issue in selected stores in Berlin, New York and Cologne – For more detailed info about where to buy, visit flowkey.net/pob.

My first impression was really favorable. Maybe I will buy it anytime soon.

However, also British street artist D*Face visited LA. During the last days, he installed two skeleton-like Oscar sculptures, each about two meters high and now referred as “Zombie Oscars”.

As you maybe know, D*Face loves skulls and skeletons – What’s the intention behind that interesting installations, D*Face told NBC Los Angeles:

“The Oscar ceremony represent the pinnacle of superficiality within the so-called “film industry,” where formula and money triumphs over independent creativity and risk. These sculptures are donated to all the actors, actresses and filmmakers of the City of Lost Angels whose talents will never see the light of day.

Never give up the struggle, believe in your dreams, try and break the system and remember if all else fails, resort to plastic surgery – it seems to work!?!” (D*Face)

For more about D*Face, visit dface.co.uk.

Via hookedblog.co.uk.

Created by Lilo Krebernik aka 0717, the art guide was originally invented by the urban fine art gallery Inoperable as a street art and graffiti map.

Since November 2009, the “Urban Guide Vienna” is available at all listed spots, as well as Wien Tourismus und of course at Inoperable, where actually exhibits Berlin based ATM Gallery.

Via urbanshit.de.