Showing posts with label public art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label public art. Show all posts

Green Leaves


"Jody Xiong of DDB China in conjunction with the China Environmental Protection Foundation created this outdoor campaign to create a visual reminder of the environmental benefits of walking versus driving."
[Colossal]



Path


Gaëlle Villedary helped the French village of Jaujac celebrate the 10th year of its arts and nature trail programs by cutting a new 1400 foot green path of moss through its city center.
[Notcot/Hypenotice]  
*see also Mosstika, Moose, . . Posterchild, ,

Powerless Structures


At 2 tons, the sold bronze & gold plated sculpture "Powerless Structures, Fig. 101" by Elmgreen and Dragset is the latest work to find itself on the fourth plinth in London’s Trafalgar Square.
[Kuriostias]
*see also Fabio VialeJoost Gourdiaan, Harmen De Hoop

Blinking City

"Blinking City stencil. Pattern based on a collage of several Hutong neighborhoods of Beijing, stenciled onto a wall of a dilapidated courtyard house in Xianyukou district, located in the core of the city."
Instant Hutong
[Notcot]
 

Risky Game


Didier Faustino created a swing set out of a converted advertising billboard for the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Bi-City Biennial of Urbanism and Architecture.
[recraft/notcot]

Lovable City


24-carat gilded drain cover

Leather upholstered Chesterfield bench.

Antique Walnut Litter Bin

Joost Goudriaan
[rebel:art]

Surprise Surveillance Theater

Surprise Surveillance Theater from Jason Eppink on Vimeo.



Jason Eppink's video from his Surprise Surveillance Theatre project.

Surprise Surveillance Theater was an interactive theater experience, performed live for hundreds, unbeknownst to the unwitting stars of the show. It was part of the Lost Horizon Night Market, an extraordinary, modular, participatory art party that takes place in unmarked box trucks on low-traffic back streets in New York City.

The goal was to take unwitting revelers and throw them into a narrative about a black market, requiring the target to pass secret notes, have rendezvous, wear a wire, and make a mystery delivery. All of this was watched by a live audience on more than a dozen TVs showing footage captured by strategically placed video cameras, but the scope of the experience was only revealed to the target at the very end when he or she delivered a secret package to the waiting audience.

[urban prankster]

Luncheon on the L line


"The Brooklyn-based club a razor, a shiny knife rode the whole route of the Brooklyn-Manhattan L train serving a six course meal on the subway in 22 minutes, complete with glassware, place setting, cutlery, napkins and garnish" according to Emily C.'s Flickr photostream, which documented the experience."
The full menu:

- Hamchi Crudo, Bone Marrow, Trout Roe, Laproaig, Sweet Lime
- Foie en Brioche, Port Wine, Raisin,
- Ramp, Black Garlic, Cippolini, Morel, Thyme
- Petit Filet Mignon, Pomme Puree, Asparagus
- Pepper Jam, St Andre
- Chocolate & Gold Leaf Panna Cotta, Raspberry
[NYTimes]

Tree Socks


Suzanne Tidwell and Beth Newfeld temporarily covered six 20-foot tree stumps at a busy intersection in Seattle with giant winter-themed knitted socks adorned with embroidered snowflakes. They will knit Spring socks, Summer socks, Fall socks and then the trees will be cut down.
[Seattle Sketcher]