Wynwood Miami, will soon have a colorful crosswalk designed by kinetic artist Carlos Cruz-Diez, the first of many artist-designed crosswalks planned for Wynwood by the Miami Biennale. This first crosswalk, in the series entitled ‘Wynwood Ways’, will be in front of the late developer (and long-time Wynwood supporter) Tony Goldman’s Wynwood Walls ‘outdoor street art museum’.

Earlier today, Palm Beach Modern Auctions made available a large collection of photographs and memorabilia from Studio 54′s decadent history — many from club owner Steve Rubell’s personal estate. The auction includes hundreds of paparazzi photos of celebrities including Richard Gere, Lauren Bacall, Sophia Loren, Sylvester Stallone, Joan Rivers, Ryan O’Neal, Farrah Fawcett, Brooke Shields, Bianca Jagger, Halston, Truman Capote, Liza Minnelli, Andy Warhol, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson & Elton John. Also offered at auction are original invitations to special events, VIP drink tickets, Studio 54 guestbook and other ephemera, including many handwritten celebrity letters. The collection includes original works of fine art such as a bronze dollar sign sculpture by Andy Warhol, plus several of Warhol polaroid’s.

In his book Where Children Sleep, photographer James Mollison captures an intimate peek into the private lives of children around the world.  With images of kids (and their “bedrooms”) from 18 countries, Mollison shows that sometimes where a child lies down at night is more a reflection of the world outside.

Paolo Cirio creates real-life replicas of people captured by Google’s Street View cars, then pastes them into the locations they were photographed. The Italian artist blows up, then prints out the Google images, then visits the precise spot they were captured by the Street View car. Using wheat paste, he glues their life-sized likenesses to where they appear on Google Maps, creating an ephemeral feedback loop between the on- and offline world.

Right now, the ghosts have only been found in New York, London and Berlin.