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The Sisyphus Stones stretch out along the Hudson in Manhattan. They're the work of one man, Uliks Gryka, who has spent hours almost every day, erecting and maintaining them.
Arts
In New York, a Sisyphean task on the Hudson comes to an end
Arts, Culture & Media
Tom Otterness
Arts, Culture & Media
More Discussion About The Gates
Arts, Culture & Media
Cityside Waterfalls
Arts, Culture & Media
Federal Property
Arts, Culture & Media
Follow the Stimulus Money
Arts, Culture & Media
Don’t Jump
Graffiti lead photo
Arts
This Nicaraguan woman answers sexism with spraypaint
Arts, Culture & Media
Google’s helping street artists preserve their work forever — long after their canvases come down
Arts, Culture & Media
Beijing’s thriving graffiti culture may surprise you
Arts, Culture & Media
Beijing’s thriving graffiti culture may surprise you
Lenin statue in Minsk, Belarus
Global Politics
Where in the world is Lenin these days?
Arts, Culture & Media
Banksy’s exhibition in New York gets people talking about art
Global Scan
‘Egypt’s Jon Stewart’ is still off the air
Señor X’s most well known - and least viewed - street art. “Life” stenciled on the wall of an abandoned warehouse on the outskirts of Gijon. Most of his other work is highly visible.
Arts, Culture & Media
‘Spain’s Banksy?’ He’d prefer you call him Señor X
Arts, Culture & Media
Banksy’s spoof video of Syrian rebels gets panned by a Middle East satirist
‘The Man Behind the Wall’: The Mystery of Banksy
Arts, Culture & Media
Banksy Mural Pulled from Auction
Arts, Culture & Media
Slideshow: Graffiti Artists of Kabul
Japan’s Banksy
Arts, Culture & Media
Samantha Peale
Arts, Culture & Media
Shadowy graffiti artist causing stir in LA