Photography by Anna Pogossova

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Russian born, Australia raised photography artist Anna Pogossova explores the world of Still Life describing her works as "Pop Surrealism" by using different techniques."Employing unexpected juxtapositions and an element of surprise, examining the intrinsic link between traditional art and photography, Anna’s work above all else is part of a revolution in the world of photography." says Chloe Cooper from Pitch Magazine

Quote Illustrations by Evan Robertson

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New York-based graphic designer Evan Robertson takes the cleverest lines written by his favorite writers such as Oscar Wilde and Ernest Hemingway and turns them into brilliant literary posters. “I took little snippets of text and ideas from some of my favorite authors (with some notable exceptions that I’m saving), and let the words be a springboard for an illustration. The illustrations incorporate and interact with the text and hopefully add up to something that engages the mind as much as the eye.”

Evan has a plan to complete around 50 illustrations in a year. He has already completed 24, which you can see in his Etsy shop. via Demilked

Oh Joy! Performance by KUT

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Latvian art group KUT appears to be an instant magicians to bring a new forecast to the city of Riga "We brought the country to the city. To revive the grey concrete, to break the routine and give you a moment to reflect on what we are and where we are going. Sometimes surprises just happen and we have no influence over them but we do have influence over our perception. How ready are you to accept whatever life throws at you with a smile?"

http://vimeo.com/48385593

Light Paintings by Janne Parviainen

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"Photographer Janne Parviainen has been experimenting with a fun form of photographic light painting that resembles 3D topographical maps. Exposure times can take over 30 minutes as he carefully moves through the room with a light “tracing” every surface and object." via Colossal

View more on Janne's 500px account

Street art by JR

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"A semi-anonymous street artist of international renown, JR plasters giant, monochrome photographs of faces in urban centers—on rooftops and walls, in church windows, and along the sides of buses. Calling the street his gallery and “using art to turn the world inside out,” JR delivers a message of social action, telling the stories of the marginalized or voiceless." via Art.sy

Filippo Minelli

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"Filippo Minelli (Brescia 1983) is a contemporary-artist connoting his artistic productions with interventions in public space, several times of urban typology. His artistic path in traditional Graffitism begins in the second half of the nineties but the urge of evolving his productions into something more contemporary became insistent with the years." says Sweet Station

16 Flags of Globalisation

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Frankfurt gallery ABOUT invited 16 artist to reinvent a flag for a global world (Rem Koolhaas was the first to create a colourfull barcode World flag in 2001). Curated by three young German graphic designers, Flags posed a simple question: If you could design a flag for your version of the world, what would it look like?

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http://www.fastcodesign.com/1670214/new-glory-16-artists-invent-flags-for-a-globalized-world#2 and http://www.goldcoastcreativeagency.com.au/2012/07/new-glory-16-artists-invent-flags-for-a-globalized-world/