‘the village pet store and charcoal grill’ by banksy

the project transforms the potholes of east london into miniature worlds, full of living plants and tiny props.

perhaps a poke at the popularity of sausage and its consumption as a favorite street food, the work could also be interpreted as a commentary on the general global state of public health and food safety.

in prague, a group of artists use a rotating billboard for their own swinging carnival-like ride.

vandalizing a statue of a priest by sawing off its face and replacing it with an arrangement of blank tiles, the now 'pixellated' visage stands to be a comment on recent child abuse crimes perpetrated by the church.

evolving throughout the course of the exhibit, the banksy gallery features stencils of iconic works as well as versions of outdoor interventions, sharing what previously had only limited exposure before being removed.

while in los angeles, designboom visited 'art in the streets', the first major museum survey on street art since its beginning in the early 1970s.