Sur les murs de Paris. Poème symphonique pour 100 vélos - 1. étape à Villeurbanne. Une application qui référence le street-art. LaGrotteDuBarbu Saison 02 Episode 1E - MetroQuiBalance. Ivan Argote. Adbusters Culturejammer Headquarters. Ici meme show room. ICI-MEME. Ne Pas Plier. Projets culturels dans l'espace public. Zone Sensible. Meet a Black Person. (View it larger on YouTube) | Subscribe to our YouTube channel Producer: Charlie Todd / Editor Andrew Flynn Soltys / Music: Tyler Walker / Black Person: Colton Dunn / Camera: Chris Kula Since Aspen, Colorado has an African American population of 0.44%, we decided to give the locals a chance to “meet a black person.”
We put comedian Colton Dunn in an empty hot chocolate kiosk at the foot of the mountain to greet folks as they exited the slopes. This 2006 mission is the second in a series of remastered videos we are producing from our archives to commemorate our 10th anniversary. We are going through our original tapes and updating old classics with higher quality video and audio, as well as adding additional never-before-seen footage. Due to file size restrictions in the early days of YouTube, many of these videos have only been seen in extremely low 240p quality.
Comments comments. Inside Out Project. Urban eXperiment: The new French underground. This article was taken from the March 2012 issue of Wired magazine.
Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing online. Thirty years ago, in the dead of night, A group of six Parisian teenagers pulled off what would prove to be a fateful theft. They met at a small café near the Eiffel Tower to review their plans, before heading out into the dark. Lifting a grate from the street, they descended a ladder to a tunnel, an unlit concrete passageway carrying a cable off into the void. They followed the cable to its source: the basement of the Ministry of Telecommunications.
But the guards were nowhere to be seen. This stealthy undertaking was not an act of robbery or espionage but rather a crucial operation in what would become an association called UX -- "Urban eXperiment". UX's most sensational caper (or, at least, revealed so far) happened in 2006. Le pOlau. Urban Bricolage. Anniekoh: The temporary public art work Loaded Text has made me more obsessed with ways of making planning public.
The artists Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler “hand wrote the entire 65-page text of the Downtown Durham Revitalization Plan on a 150-foot stretch of damaged sidewalk” (source) Description from the Museum of Durham History on a retrospective of the work created in June 1989 by artists Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler in downtown Durham: The work was one of two temporary public art projects commissioned by the Durham Arts Council to coincide with Public Art Dialogue Southeast, a conference on public art.
When Ericson and Ziegler read in a Durham newspaper that only two copies of the city’s Downtown Durham Revitalization Plan would be available for public review at the Durham Library they began developing a work with that plan at the center, which became Loaded Text, a four-stage work.