An example of visual trickery, playing with existing things without doing anything to the object physically.
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This is a small collection of art projects, events, and discoveries which transform public objects, streets and public life from the bottom up.
Follow here to the Towns R Us workshop website.
Find more on these places:
Websites
Critical Spatial Practice
Free Soil
We Make Money Not Art
Venues
Conflux
Exitart
Glowlab
Madrid Abierto
Public Art Lab
Follow here to the Towns R Us workshop website.
Find more on these places:
Websites
Critical Spatial Practice
Free Soil
We Make Money Not Art
Venues
Conflux
Exitart
Glowlab
Madrid Abierto
Public Art Lab
Labels
- architecture (7)
- commercial design (1)
- event (3)
- graffiti (3)
- green (5)
- installation (17)
- moving (3)
- outfit (2)
- participatory (8)
- play (7)
- storytelling (10)
- tradition (1)
- transformation (17)
Archive
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2008
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January
(22)
- the house of water
- Visual trickery
- playing with light
- traffic sculpture in London
- Berlin findings
- Work by Santiago Cirugeda
- Public gardening interventions
- Work by Forays
- High Waterline
- NoPark
- Urban Play
- Blinkenlights
- Knitted Graffiti
- parasite architecture
- Bird people
- Map
- Anwohnerpark
- Campinski workshop
- Broadcast Cart
- Simple City
- street humour
- Bubble Project
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January
(22)
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