If you’re in London, Wolverhampton or Helsinki then you may be lucky enough to catch one of the screenings of the The Toasters “Everywhere”.

VNA also have a competition to win a painted popcorn box, which is pretty sweet!

Using poster pens, spray paint and stencils, Marcelina and Mr Hicks transformoned one of the official Big Egg Hunt eggs into a work of art. With the theme of “Baku” as a starting point, their distinctive designs create an original and quirky addition to the Big Egg Hunt, which will take place in February.

Tomorrow, Baku Magazine and Secret Wars are staging a graffiti battle on an egg. Now, some of you may be wondering what on earth that means?

Marcelina will take on Hicks as they both lay claim to half of the metre high egg sculpture, both aiming to capture the Baku skyline with their drawing/painting skills. The finished egg will be on display in Berkley Square during the Spring as part of The Big Egg Hunt Exhibition taking place around London. Afterwards, the egg will be auctioned off with the proceeds of the sale going to Action for Children and The Elephant Family.

See Studio, 13 Prince Edward Road, Hackney Wick, E9 5LX

Nearest rail station: Hackney Wick Over-ground. Buses: 26, 30, 236, 276, 388 and 488

In December last year, End Of The Line set to work on a huge 85 square metre mural in Clerkenwell, London for the release of Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol.

The video above documents the painting and inspired by the film’s gravity defying stunts, the majority of the piece was created using abseiling and rope access techniques by Jim Vision.

The official video of the 4th Meeting of Styles UK in London, filmed on location at The Studios, Islington, 8th October, 2011. A full lineup rundown with pictures of the work produced is included alongside Si’s mammoth shout out at the end of the video.

Soundtrack:
Wallz by Si Phili of Phi Life Cypher
Track by Richy Spitz

Here’s a video shot and edited by Aaron Shrimpton for the current David Walker show at the Rook & Raven gallery on Rathbone Place in London. A short insight into some of David’s work on display.

More new Banksy…This one’s on East India Dock Road, but rumour has it that it’s gone already.

There’s been an update on the official Banksy website, and for those of you missed the new pieces put up over the weekend, here’s the one on the side of The National Gallery

‘Making the Invisible Visible’ created such widespread awareness for the case of Troy Davis, that Amnesty International have worked with W+K again to extend the campaign across Europe.

Each of the new installations depict a close up of an individual’s face. With the image invisible from the front on view, as you approach the fence the face begins to take shape and show. A plaque on each site alerts passers-by to an Amnesty International website where they can take action in support of each of the individuals featured.

Mentalgassi have created work that appears in 26 sites across Wales, Ireland, Germany and Denmark. The 6 individuals highlighted in this year’s work include Fatima Hussein Badi, who faces the death penalty in Yemen after an unfair trial, Jabbar Savalan, who is in prison in Azerbaijan for his peaceful anti-government activism (including comments he made on Facebook), and Natalia Estemirova, a Russian human rights activist whose murder has not been brought to justice.

The cases are also part of Amnesty’s Write for Rights initiative, (December 3-17) which will see hundreds of thousands of people send messages of support to those around the world that have suffered human rights abuses.

Graffiti Life are on the lookout for artists who would like their works seen by the crowds in London around the 02 Arena. Details on the flyer above, get going!