Last Friday (12), London Miles Gallery opened the exhibit The Idol Hours, in which 41 artists show their own interpretations of classic paintings. Van Gogh, Picasso and Rembrandt are some among the revisited masters. It goes on through December 1st.

In order to highlight the special care they put into typography, the creative people from agency H-57 Creative Station produced a series of ads under the irreverent motto “may the force of Typography be with you”. Check them out.

On November 10th, Ron English opened his latest exhibition, Status Factory. It consists of a surreal assemblage of over 100 artworks by the artist, including paingings, sculptures, murals and billboards. It goes on through December 17th.

Martin Klimas destroys a lot of stuff to make his art, and we mean that in the most literal sense. In his work, the German photographer plays with the forms of the depicted objects, registering them at the moment they blow up into pieces.

Specialized in illustration, the London magazine Varoom reports social, political and cultural themes through drawings, uniting art and information in a unique way. Check it out.

Author of a pop surrealist body of work, Mike Mitchell is an American illustrator whose portfolio is definitely worth a look. Check it out.

In his most recent work, graffiti artist Blu remains loyal to his bitter view of the world. This time the artist painted a huge mechanical creature that’s crushing a tiny human heart. The mural was created in France. Check it out.

Rene Almanza can be consider a reference when it comes to the new Mexican art scene. Why? He showed that at his first European tour of exhibitions. Check it out.

As a child, Steve Mills chose pencils over crayons to get better detailed drawings. Since then, realism has been his artistic motto, and today he’s a well-accomplished hyperrealistic painter. Get to know some of his stunning work.

At The Johnny Cash Project, people from all over the world have the chance to collaborate in the production of a videoclip for the song Ain’t No Grave, illustrating the video frame by frame. Get to know this idea and join in.