AT&T Music For You brings together Jason Derulo fans to hit the streets of New York City's Times Square for a special dance FLASH MOB! Watch the reaction of pedestrians and passerbys as more and more people join the mob for an elaborately choreographed performance to Jason's hit single "Don't Wanna Go Home"! LINK: Youtube
With all the possibilities around the world, what is the “it” that keeps people here in the Twin Cities? We suspected the answer to the question "Why We're Here" was both simple and incredibly nuanced -- worthy of art. We took our camera to the streets of Minneapolis and St. Paul to find people willing to talk, unscripted, on film. The result is our collective love poem to the Twin Cities.
Why We're Here: Twin Cities is a six-minute film that explores what unites us, and unites us here, in the Twin Cities. Filmed on location the spring and summer of 2010 in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota, the film features an original score by John Munson of the New Standards, the Twilight Hours, Semisonic and Trip Shakespeare, camerawork by Adam Olson and editing by Sam Heyn. LINK: Vimeo
2011 Cadillac CTS-V Coupe equipped with Hennessey V700 Upgrade runs 11.16 @ 124 mph in the 1/4 mile on Nitto drag radial street tires. LINK: Youtube
Imagine drivers getting used to this image, would they slow down if they mistook a REAL girl playing on the street? LINK: Youtube
On every side of the street you can see the wonder of Christmas as people string the lights with their families and celebrate the holiday season. However, for some, just decorating some trees instead of a homestead is perfection.
(Via: Lauren), Via: The Presurfer
Atiev and D.J. Pataeve walked the a long length of Ontario's Yonge Street, that originates at Lake Ontario and stretches all the way up to the Arctic Circle (depending on how you define the street), taking stop motion images all the way. It's a really lovely bit of video.
Stopping to Take in Yonge Street, Via: Vimeo, Via: Boingboing
Street culture and graffiti are well-known for being provocative, appealing, bold and uncompromising. Originally used by gangs to mark their territory in some urban area, graffitis have now become a rich medium for unrestricted expression of ideas and statements.
50 Examples of beautiful graffiti artworks. Via: Presurfer
3D graffiti, whether it's in chalk or paint, on walls or the street, represents a new way of combining the mastery of Renaissance art techniques with the gritty, ephemeral qualities of amazing street art.
These 3D street artists give graffiti a whole new meaning – one that departs from the conventional interpretation of graffiti as vandalism in the form of images and letters scrawled on public property. Street art that's so incredible it is almost impossible to pass by without being sucked in to the worlds they create on asphalt and concrete surfaces. LINK
Dunedin, New Zealand features the steepest street in the world. As with many other parts of Dunedin, and indeed New Zealand, streets were laid out in a grid pattern with no consideration for the terrain, usually by planners in London. In this case the result was a dizzying incline. More of the world’s steepest roads can be found here..
LINK VIA: Youtube
The German street painter Edgar Muller and a team of artists managed to turn about 280 square metres of Riverstreet covered in paint into a river making it the largest 3D street art in the world. This was created as part of the 2007 Moose Jaw Prarie Arts Festival. LINK
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