Remko Van Shaik chose the pavement outside a Buddhist temple in Thailand on which to showcase his stunning chalk work.
David Laferriere, from Attleboro, Massachusetts, has been doodling on the plastic lunch bags with a Sharpie marker since 2008 - before taking a quick snap of his handiwork and posting it to his Flickr account. The graphic designer has now done more than a thousand drawings which range from dinosaurs and monsters to goldfish and ducks. ...read
Former President George W. Bush spent four weeks in private lessons alongside his sister-in-law in a home in Boca Grande, Florida where they improved their technique and expanded their artistic horizons. He loved painting pictures of dogs, though she eventually broke him of his habit and helped him paint pictures of his Crawford, Texas ranch. ...read
Liu Bolin, the Chinese artist who has become world famous for appearing invisible in his art, demonstrated at a conference how he melts into the scenery around him using a painstaking technique that can take up to four days. A time-lapse video of the demonstration shows how, with a cameraman, a painter, and other assistants, Bolin slowly dissolves into his background. ...read
'The Oak of Flagey', unveiled at the Courbet Museum today, depicts a large oak tree that once stood in the village of Flagey in eastern France.
The large-scale boulder sculpture, called 'Rock on Top of Another Rock', was unveiled at the Serpentine Gallery in London's Hyde Park today.
Two men bought a bungalow on Long Island intending to sell it on for a $100,000 profit, but found more than 3,000 paintings and drawings by Armenian-American artist Arthur Pinajian.
Unknown Woman In A Masque Costume is among the exhibits featured in the London museum's new Treasures of the Royal Courts exhibition.
He is the celebrity artist du jour. His work sells for six-figure sums and he currently has a waiting list of around 30 commissions.
The series of stunning images were captured by Mike Brodie, 27, who has compiled the pictures for a new book which shows the fascinating sub-culture still alive nearly 100 years after it came to prominence during the Great Depression.
New York artist Leo Villareal, 46, flipped the switch on 'The Bay Lights' with a click of his laptop computer to his latest and biggest illuminating backdrop that's said to have a life and personality of its own.
Incredible aerial photographs show the designs envisioned by landscape artist Sonja Hinrichsen - who mobilizes snow-oriented communities to create a patchwork quilt designs in the snow. In February, she organized a communal art project for the town of Saratoga, Wyoming to participate in creating one such masterpiece.
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Models coated top to toe in paint - and little else - drew a crowd at the second annual Irish Bodypainting Competition in Dublin.
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