We trust the opinion of Jaime Rojo & Steven Harrington of Brooklyn Street Art, and they just created a Top 10 list (everyone loves a Top 10 list) on the Huffington Post of the top street art moments of the decade. You have Blu, Banksy, Swoon, Faile, Revs, Dan Witz, and a few other mainstays on the list. More after the jump . . .

We want to preface this post with the fact that we don't know the whole story, but it looks like Italian artist Blu, one of the rising talents in the international art world especially in terms of mural work, was invited by the MOCA to paint a large wall in conjunction with next Spring's major "Art In the Streets" exhibition. And right after Blu painted the piece in LA, it got buffed. More after the jump . . .

This was a bit of good news this morning: one of the best animation and timelapse artists working today, BLU, will be releasing a DVD of said animations and timelapses in the coming days or months. (We can't confirm, so we just should just say "Coming Soon . . . "). See some of BLU's greatest hits after the jump . . .

Why all the Escif news on the site? We are building up to larger feature in the magazine on the Spanish street / fine artist. We are prepping you, getting you acquainted. Escif just released his new book, MUROS y PAREDES, featuring his best outdoor and train work to date. Spreads and video trailer after the jump . . .

It's fairly well-documented at this point that we like Spanish street and fine artist, Escif. We wrote at length recently about how much we admire his work, and see big things on his horizon. Now, we have a bunch of new updates from the Escif camp. More after the jump . . .

After spending an earlier post this morning endorsing Italian artist Blu as the leading force in a new wave of a street work, we just saw that he completed a new mural in Rennes, France. More pictures after the jump . . .

So now it has a book. The show everyone will be talking about from now to the end of 2011, the MOCA's Art in the Streets, now has a book cover for the art world to start thinking about. San Francisco's vey own Barry "Twist" McGee is on the cover, rightly and properly so. What else do we know?

This past Sunday, we spent the afternoon with Bologna based painter, illustrator, and muralist Ericailcane as he prepared his solo exhibition, "We Were Living In the Woods" at San Francisco's FIFTY24SF Gallery. Fresh off over 19 hours of travel, Erica went straight to work on some amazing wall paintings . . .

Whether you’re religious or not, there remains a special sort of serenity and mysticism within a monastery – especially when its an ancient abandoned one in Southern Italy. This monastery is one of the most fascinating uncurated public art spaces, which serves as the epicenter of FAME Fest.

Have you ever heard of people falling asleep on the stencil they have been cutting for the past three days? Vhils aka Alexandre Farto (Juxtapoz #103) is hard at work in Italy, preparing his street pieces for this year's FAME Fest.