To celebrate its strong ties with urban culture, Red Bull has launched a collaborative digital project based on the concept of map Street View technology developed by Google, which has recently presented its new web-product dedicated to art venues around the world. While Google Art Project invites web users to explore galleries around the world, the Red Bull Art Street View takes them on a virtual journey along city blocks in a number of cities.

illy, the well-known Italian coffee brand, dedicated to visual arts, has launched a revised platform of its digital network, illysustainArt.org, which is dedicated to artists and curators, who live and work in emerging and developing economies. The online program, which was first presented in 2008, offers representatives of the modern art scene from the countries, which provide little opportunities for those who want to share their creativity with the world, to join the global community for better communication and getting a feedback on their works.

Citroën is offering auto fans an opportunity to experience the ride in a fun and entertaining way. The brand puts drivers behind the wheel of its C4 model in the digital movie and offers them to choose how the plot will develop. The online-project entitled ‘Positive Power’ is more like an action movie, an “interactive voyage of mystery, suspense and excitement,” where you are the protagonist.

Levi’s has launched a new digital campaign specifically targeting Chinese market and dedicated to its ‘After Dark’ collection well-suited for night out/party occasions. ‘We Rule the Night‘ is the title of the campaign developed by Hong Kong-based TBWA and its Tequila division, which is Levi’s agency-of-record in Hong Kong for the Chinese and Hong Kong markets. By launching it, the jeans retailer targets youth aged 18-24.