Piet Parra is a Dutch artist who lives in Amsterdam and seems to be divided between art and commerce. He works with design, illustration, art direction, music and more. His most famous characters are surreal humanoid birds.

Henry Joost & Ariel Schulman did a short doc about kinetic sculpture made by Chris Burden. It was 4 years since the beginning of the project. Click here and check out this wonderful art or go to LACMA in Los Angeles to check this out live!

Artist Natalie Irish have created recently a very curious portrait of Marilyn Monroe, with lipstick marks left by her kisses. Check it out!

Love it or hate Lukas Musil’s tattoos. Abstract and imperfect, the artist trace is, in fact, not very conventional. Check them out.

English fashion brand The Rodnik Band launches collection inspired by famous works of art. Check some of them out after the click.

You can see here on Zupi the charming stars from the golden years of Hollywood in common moments in the day by day of any woman.

It’s open the contest to select the logo representing Human Rights globally. The designs can be send up to July 31st. Participate!

Artist James Charles changes the faces of historical personalities printed on dollar bills to pop icons, multiplying their value up to seventy times! Check it out.

Funny intervention created in a phone booth in Rio de Janeiro by German artist Anton Steenbock lets passersby intrigued: after all, is there anybody out there?

Watch the short video Half, a contemporaneous love story between two girls directed by Alex Bohls.

They paint walls, walk amongst graffiti and interact with the urban landscape without ever revealing their identity. Meet the mysterious silhouettes of artist Kenny Random.

Young brazilian artist creates incredible illustrations full of references from the fashion universe. Get to know a little bit more about her work.