Archive for the ‘collaborative’ Category
endangered animals
The following images are postcards from a collaborative project between Jamie Mills and Sandra Dieckmann. They depict ten of the world’s most endangered species with a variety of grey line and primary color designs. It’s a simple project that simultaneously reminds the viewer of these animals’ situation and yet brings aesthetic enjoyment. You caan see […]
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Tags: animals, collaborative, endangered, postcards, primary colors
opinions on streets
Madrid Street Advertising Takeover is a collaborative project “intent on changing our expectations of public behavior in our shared environments.” The project consisted of installing signs with non-commercial text to promote public dialogue. Because the installations were textual, individuals of non-art backgrounds were invited to submit proposals for the signs. The second project with this […]
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Tags: signs, social function, street art, text
beautiful steps
The following images are of installations designed by Lang & Baumann. The first, a 2009 project that was located in Warsaw, Poland, is made of aluminium soccer goals, wood, styrofoam, and sand. I like the subtlety of the unconventional placement of the soccer goals; they seem to belong on the water. I found Comfort #4 […]
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Tags: light, public art, water
pictures of garbage
I just came across Vik Munis’s fairly recent project, Wasteland, and I had to share. A native to Brazil, Munis wanted to use his artistic practice to give more power to the people in his home country working in one of the largest open-air dumps in Latin America – Jardim Gramacho. So, he committed two […]
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Tags: appropriation, Brazil, collection, garbage, public art, social function, trash
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