Austin is covered in flyers and bills this week. Cops and cleaners come by every morning and tear down all the crap from the walls and light poles, and street teamers roll back by in the afternoon and put the stuff back up.

But this week is also a chance for street artists to flex for an international audience, and there are quite a few fresh wheat-pastes up around town.

What’s up, vaquero? Nice lasso.

Here we have a mammal from Los Angeles that looks cute but is ultimately annoying and known to multiply. Is this some kind of metaphor for East Austin gentrification?

Marilyn has never looked so, um, big and glued to the side of a wall.

Death is calling, no doubt because he wants to tell you all about his highly hackneyed use of skull imagery.

Keith Plocek

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