Ambidextrous Street Artist Blows Away Onlookers

What do you get when you take a white board, some markers, and a street artist who can create incredibly detailed and accurate drawings of animals in mere seconds—with both hands? You get this video, and it's awesome. More »

Here Are 15 of the Worst Paintings in Existence

Have you ever wondered what it takes to be inducted into the Museum of Bad Art, which showcases the most horrific pieces of "creativity" ever painted? Well, wonder no more: PasteMagazine.com collected 15 of the worst—see them inside. More »

Rachael Ray's Terrifying Portrait Made From Cheetos

The theme of today's Rachael Ray was "Play with Your Food." She featured hibachi chefs, a champion of fried food, and a couple of food artists including Jason Baalman, who made a giant cheesy portrait of RR. More »

Original Super Mario Played on Sidewalk

It's hard to conceptualize the layout of one of the original Super Mario levels, but this German artist did just that by laying out a game over a stretch of sidewalk. Click to see Mario traverse the real world! More »

Mind Blowing Street Art Explains Life on Earth

Italian street artist Blu brings his paintings to life—literally—by animating them into a continuing sequence of flowing images. The detail provided for each individual image is immense and the final outcome rivals anything ever produced by CGI. More »

Using His iPad, Artist Finger Paints Man's Portrait

Every day, it seems a new iPad feature gets demonstrated on the Internet. Watch as artist David Kassan uses his iPad and the Brushes app to finger paint a man's portrait with a stunning level of detail. Electronic art, indeed! More »

The View Whines About Their Legal Team for Censoring Picasso Painting

The first "hot topic" of the day was Pablo Picasso's "Nude, Green Leaves, and Bust," which recently sold for a whopping 106.5 million dollars. Due to network standards, it can't be shown on-air extensively because it features a woman's breast. More »

Finches Rock Out in London Art Installation

An installation by artist Céleste Boursier-Mougenot features a walk through aviary furnished with guitars and other musical instruments. The flock of Zebra Finches which inhabit the space create a Hendrix-esq soundscape simply by landing on the strings. More »

The Mona Lisa Duck Hunt

Roger Ebert once claimed that video games "can never be art." This video is a rebuttal from the Italian Association for Interactive Multimedia. Yah burnt, Ebert. More »

Every Painting In the MoMa in Two Minutes

Watching this will either make you want to get your lazy ass to the nearest museum, or theoretically fulfill your monthly quota for culture in two minutes—it all depends on the type of person you are. More »

A Sneak-Peak At The Only Piece of Banksy Art Unlikely To Get Painted Over By The Police

Banksy is probably the most famous graffiti artist this side of the Basquiat 80's and, guess what? He's making a movie! Here's a five minute extended clip of Exit Through The Gift Shop. More »

Stop Motion Static Graffiti is Rad

Static graffiti is cool. Seeing it in motion is cooler. Seeing it in motion while manipulating real-world objects with a cool hip-hop track behind it? Awesome. This video took some obvious inspiration from the unbelievable "Muto" stop motion piece. More »

Slow-Mo Turns Terror into Wonder

Video artist Mike Barzman has created Pink Terror, a hypnotic color study filmed at high speed to show object-smashing and flame-throwing in the most glorious detail, with Stephen Hawking's computerized voice "rapping" over a phat beat as audio accompaniment. More »

Basement des Beaux Arts

When Lexington, Kentucky resident Charlie Kratzer wanted a home full of fine art, he transformed his basement into a live-in museum with $10 in Sharpies. Trompe-l'oeil architecture and references from Picasso to Poirot make this the best rec room ever. More »

The Olympics Finally Get Something Right With the "iWall"

Sure, the iPad is nice and all, but it doesn't allow the freedom to create an eight-foot tall digital illustration. Sponsored by the Olympics, artist Chairman Ting paints a digital mural on Tangible Interaction's interactive computer wall in Vancouver. More »

Atmospheric Bird Band Writes Own Songs, Plays Own Instruments

Céleste Boursier-Mougenot's work explores the intersection of the natural world and man-made environments in soundscapes. In his current installation at London's Barbican Centre, a flock of zebra finches is loosed within an instrumental apiary to create subtly beautiful organic rhythms. More »

Man Makes Conan O'Brien Portrait Entirely of Cheetos

File under: AMAZING and/or the best thing you'll see all day. In this time-lapse video, a man uses thousands of Cheetos—in four varieties, natch—to construct a portrait of Conan O'Brien. Ready to have your mind blown? Watch inside. More »

Nightmare Art for Nightmare Art's Sake

From Austin based photographer and new media artist Ben Aqua, a hellish take on wrestling's pre-match pump-up. A masked challenger taunts viewers with cryptic come-ons over a soundtrack of sexualized grunts and groans in Certain Death's hypermasculine display of creepiness. More »