Classic vintage games cleverly mashed up with art history by Aled Lewis where an 8bit Indiana Jones crusades through The Persistence of Time and more.

Cats on scanners make beautiful digital art. Distorted fur. Polycythemiac paws. Glitchy heads. ART!

A swim race with inflatable sex dolls in St Petersburg, Russia. [Ed. note - wow i had no idea there were gator ones]

Artist Kenny Scharf opened two new exhibits at the Paul Kasmin Gallery.

An abandoned church in Spanish Harlem is serving as a backdrop for this new group exhibit aptly titled: “Sacrosanct."

Photographer Dina Goldstein shot “fairy tale characters in modern day scenarios” for this “Fallen Princesses” series.

French fashion photographer Mikael Vojinovic teamed up with illustrator Jelena Petosevic and a very pretty model for this interesting photo shoot. (NSFW)

Toronto-based street artist Posterchild's latest project involves installing flower beds in the mostly run-down distribution boxes on the streets that dispense all those free publications and magazines.

After pulling a marginally controversial painting of Barack Obama, artist Michael D’Antuono released this much safer work titled '…What I Meant Was…' in an attempt to answer some of the critics.

Despite the first piece being stolen in less than a week, Brooklyn-based art collective, FAILE, installed another one of their signature Prayer Wheel sculptures in Williamsburg.

Very cool new video ad from Belvedere vodka featuring Parisian based graffiti artist André. Set to the streets of NYC, his graffiti comes to life and causes all sorts of mischief.

Montana is releasing limited edition spray paint honoring legendary cartoonist and graffiti inspiration Vaughn Bode (RIP) and son Mark Bode.

Street artist D*Face took his protest of the G20 Summit digitally with a series of billboards. Question is are they paid for or hacked?

Here's another piece of artwork being featured at the Manifest Hope Gallery during the DNC. The image was done by Jude Buffum and it will hang above a boombox playing a custom track by Computer Jay.

Artist Steve Ellis paints images of crumpled celebrity magazines as part of a new series of work.

This lightbox art of Obama and the Chinese character for "Forward" is one of many pieces to be featured at the Manifest Hope Art Gallery during the Democratic National Convention.

Popagandist Ron English pasted up oversized images of his striking Obama-Lincoln fusion image in Boston.

Amazingly ornate, 1890s lady's bike from Tiffany and Co. The fixed gear masterpiece is estimated to sell for between $50,000 - 70,000 at an upcoming auction.

ANIMAL analyzes some of the newly designed "I Love NY" ads designed by Saatchi.

Artist Sean Christopher unveils some of his new artwork from his upcoming "Vanity Bonfire" exhibit at the Corey Hellford Gallery.

Pro bike builder Marty Walsh created the world's most nicely designed fixed-gear tall bike. It's not for sale though, he did it as a one off, he calls it the Frankendork.

Kanye West's bar ends on his custom Brooklyn Machine Works track bike read: "George Bush doesn't care about track people," a reference to his on air moment post-Katrina.

This Chanel No.5 is part of a set of screenprints from Andy Warhol's "ADS 1985" suite that are being auctioned.

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of arcade classic Space Invaders, 55DSL and original game developer Taito is releasing this limited edition t-shirt and a special online teaser version of their new 2.0 Space Invaders.

ANIMAL created this limited edition "POPE" print, a parody of Shepard Fairey's "HOPE" print for Obama. They will be released in editions of 666.

This commercial for Molotow's new 'Masterpiece' marker is stunning and beautifully scored. It features graffiti writer BATES from Copenhagen.

German design collective and master of pixel art, eBoy, release this new "Buildings" poster.

New limited edition signed and numbered giclée print from Steve Powers aka ESPO entitled "Handy Signs," that neatly classifies New Yorkers into 4 categories.

The latest Obama inspired print by artist The Mac. Check out the image and the artist in action.

Kanye West bought himself a really dope fixed gear bike from Trackstar, a track bike only boutique in NYC.

KRINK has got some new colors to help aid in colorfully beautiful destruction!

That so called 'Banksy Does New York' exhibit that recently opened? It's a total sham. The gallery attempted to present his collection of gathered works as a legitimate BANKSY-styled installation and failed miserably.

Jack Spade designed a laptop bag exclusively for Apple that's available exclusively at Apple stores/outlets and "has got more features than Leopard."

Here's the best way to describe artist Walter Robinson's work: "Walter Robinson creates sculptural installations that deliver slick candy coated indictments of popular culture, sometimes further emboldened with tactile resin coated surfaces, glitter and cheap gems."

In a tribute to Normal Mailer and the definitive book on graffiti, Complex compiled some images and excerpts from the groundbreaking book, "The Faith of Graffiti."

Crushed can desktop speakers with art by graffiti dynamic duo SERF and MINT as well as designer Dean Bradley - designed and developed by Bigshottoyworks for Boost mobile

"Proof that science can be beautiful." Check out this Moon Map from the U.S. Geological Survey Astrogeology Research Project.

Designer Alex Suvajac created this A.FrameFix concept track bike that, despite its highly technical and space-age appearance was inspired by a frog. Nature meets technology.

Artist Adam Stennett new exhibit, "Use Only As Directed" celebrates pharmacology. The new show will feature 5 paintings and new video work.

After tallying over 10 million votes, the public has decided to send Barry Bonds' controversial home run record breaking ball to Cooperstown branded with an asterisk.

Eric Clapton recently bought a series of paintings by graffiti legend LEE Quinones. He shelled out $120k for twelve paintings, and each "depicts a shoplifter grabbing an album from the Seventies."

Designer Paul Smith took his signature multistripe vertical patterns and printed it on this leather soccer ball ('football' for purists).

Graffiti legend MARE 139 was commissioned to make this G-Unit award for rapper 50 Cent. Known for his "wild style" sculptures, he used the G-Unit 'G' and polished it off with his trademark "graff arrows."

Here's a preview of "Sink or Swim," a new exhibit by Jeremy Fish, who's exhibiting at White Walls Gallery in San Francisco.