Think getting a Tattoo hurts? Imagine doing your own. Beakdip carves a work of art into his arm as you watch below.

No flute here, just a Tricycle, a car battery, an inverter, an amp and some speakers. Graffiti Research Lab mobs through Manhatten and eventually over the bridge into Brooklyn. Compare reactions of the people in Manhattan with the ones in Brooklyn.

Lights in the city. GRL’s ‘Mobile Broadcast Unit’ can write on walls and get away without any prosecution a great deal of the time. Take a DLP projector, an astronomy camera, a laptop, some OF software, a Tricycle, a generator and/or battery/inverter combination and an outlawed laser pointer, mix them all together, and you have yourself an official ‘Mobile Broadcast Unit.’ Check it out in action below. Be sure to check out the rest of GRL’s stuff here as well.

From March 1st - April 7th, the Graffiti Research Lab is declaring NYC an OPEN CITY. All the streets and walls have been turned over to the bombers, pranksters and protesters. As a triumph for the GRL’s foreign conquests, and for all the anonymous public works made by servants of the street at home and abroad, Eyebeam is presenting an exhibition and series of free screenings and workshops that reveal the tools and tactics of graffiti writers, artists, protesters, pranksters and hackers who are reclaiming our cities by any means necessary.

Yesterday I discovered Beakdip, his graffiti how-to’s and his made clean art style. Today I share it with you. (we do not endorse this)

Rinpa Eshidan’s reputation explodes after the release of 1 Week at the Arts. Time elapsed madness inspires, teaches and even frustrates all who watch. An urban twist on traditional Japanese art and music makes this video one of a kind and a must see. Check it out below.