Fighting boredom isn't an easy task, but a dose of creative street art can alleviate the symptoms! Inspired by Modern Met's 10 Interactive Street Art Works That Rocked, we decided to add a couple of our own picks to the list. But before you start scrolling down the list, be sure to check out other street art posts we had earlier...

Caiffa Cosimo, a street artist in Italy, creates clever street art murals that interact with and incorporate their surroundings, seeming to leap off of the walls and invade our world.

donttakethisthewrongway harnessed public punching bags to streetpoles, inviting local new yorkers and visitors of NYCxDESIGN to release their frustrations

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We have those classic “bang head here” desk signs and tension balls to help people relieve stress on the job, but Georgia-based design studio studio dtttww (an acronym for don’t take this the wrong way)  recently came up with an invention that encourages humans to blow off some steam in public—in a healthy and (presumably) safe way.

HGTV Activation in Austin during SXSW (4th street and Lavaca). They had screenprinting demos, printing posters, and bands and people could come by and paint in a frame! Not sure if they left it up post SXSW, hope so.

This week, an interactive art installation aimed to bring gratitude to the streets of Dublin, as a large pink chalk board wall was erected outside The Bernard Shaw inviting passers by to share what they are grateful for.

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French artist Cal is a vandal. Only their mischiefs aren't rude or destructive. Rather, smart, creative, and joyful. But most notably, inclusive. The Lyon-based street artist sprinkles their works in urban places, leaving them interacting with their surroundings.

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This exhibit features an interactive spinning wheel as a decorative element, combining engagement and discovery as visitors reveal information by selecting a character.

An interactive Penang Street Art map in google with all the murals and iron sculptures in the streets of UNESCO heritage site in Georgetown

There are so many ways to be an example of kindness and Italian street artist Greg Goya is definitely one of the most beautiful ones.

Cities across the country are growing wise to street art’s unique place-making powers. Here are the ones leading the street art frenzy.

This will be the first of its kind on Tybrisa! The City's Development Authority/Main Street Board has partnered with the Tybee Arts Association to create a public mural project that reflects the rich history and culture of Tybee. The first panel, out of three, will be unveiled at this special street

Jessie Unterhalter and Katey Truhn aka Jessie and Katey are a Baltimore based artist team striving to transform public spaces into playful and vibrant experiences. They have been collaborating on large-scale murals since 2012. The all inclusive and socially engaging nature of creating art for the public is a driving force in their art making. Their work explores themes of movement and symmetry. Inspired by bold color combinations, woven textiles, and the architectural surfaces of each environment, their dynamic paintings often curve around corners and spill onto the ground.

under the theme of 'harmonious diversity', teamlab showcases two art exhibits within the expo 2015 milano japan pavilion.

It's one of those epic gadgets (or toys rather) that we have all at some point toyed with. We used to press our hands, a glass or whatever we could towards

Rosa Parks Circle in Michigan Artist Kurt Perschke has embarked on an international journey that brings a childlike joy to all who encounter his work. The