This Tweenbot (a small robot that can only move forward) was able to make it from one corner of Washington Square Park to the other in 42 minutes...with a little help from his friends (29 of them). This was an experiment conducted by NYC student Kacie Kinzer who built the robot.

“One man turned the robot back in the direction from which it had just come, saying out loud to the Tweenbot, "You can’t go that way, it’s toward the road.”

Very clever medium to illustrate the life & death of an endangered species. Ogilvy New York was commissioned by the Environmental Defense Fund to bring attention to their cause and taking it to the streets, creatively done.

Eric Grohe creates large-scale faux landscapes using exterior walls for his canvas, beautiful work. His corporate work with Miller Brewing is a great example of creating illusions in unexpected places.

An improvisational group of 209 confuses & entertains commuters with creative flash mob antics in NYC's Grand Central Station. Very clever and great timing.

If you have given money to a charity and wonder how much of your dollar goes to the actual program, Charity Navigator can be a very helpfl site. You can see ratings as well as a breakdown of how much of your dollar goes to the actual program, administrative costs, and fundraising efforts. Founded in 2001, Charity Navigator has become the nation's largest and most-utilized evaluator of charities.