We polled the NYC graffiti community for a list of the most interesting pieces put up in the last year. Here is the list they gave us. For alternate opinions, some with a less local focus, check out the lists at Unurth, BSA, and Street Spot. And here is a list of all of Gothamist’s great street art and graffiti coverage from the past year.

British graffiti master Banksy has designed and drew this graffiti and turned them into a street exhibition. I’m sure you will like it.

Work of street artists are listed in the continuation of the post, obviously created by people indifferent to computer games. Playable characters, portable game consoles and so on - all this is done directly on the pavement or walls of houses. Interestingly, the work is very realistic, and some drawn to the smallest detail. Incidentally, besides the figures, one can admire, and the process of their creation, captured on video.

In principle, the payphones are not so highly evolved, despite the power of technological progress. However, all sorts of creative people change the appearance of pay-phone booth, literally unrecognizable. In the continuation we can see a whole series of photos of phone booths, which are different from the rest. Each of these payphone booths is unique - it is clear that the creators put a lot of effort to implement their design fantasies.

If you ever plan to go to Rome for the second week of May, go to a neighboring town Gensano to see the famous Infioratu - festival of colors. Gensano Infiorata - Flower Festival, which was founded in 1778.

All of these paintings in the style of 3D, which really are not, affect the performance skill. After all, in order to truly create a three-dimensional impression, the artist, albeit a street must be a true master. In today’s collection brought a couple dozen new works by such masters - so enjoy while you have the chance. Take a look!