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The Queen of Switchback Sea: Swoon at Deitch (photo Laina Karavani)
The blessing of the flotilla is captured by photographer Laina Karavani while the sun sets on the arrival of Swoon’s massive floating installation on the shore.
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The communication methods of public advertising has always been aided by the repetition of the message by way of the printing press. Whether selling soap, snake oil, or announcing a public hanging, ...
"Beyond The Streets" Comes To Brooklyn in June
Gastman’s Massive Graffiti and Street Art Show Arrives at Epicenter.
"I'm really excited to bring this show to New York,” says curator, graffiti historian and urban anthropologist Roger Gastman, “...
BSA Film Friday 02.07.14
Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities.
Now screening :
1. Swoon Lays It On the Line
2. "Vacant View" and Baltimore's Slumlords
3. FAREWELL: In Memory ...
