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Living Walls: Albany is a project designed to raise awareness about the use of public space. It is about exploring options that a smaller city like ours has and giving the people here a chance to interact with public space as they never have before. Through a series of lectures, performances, and the involvement of some of the world’s great mural artists, we are looking to provide and education into public art. The Living Walls project is intent on creating an open dialogue between the people and city.
The Living Walls conference was started in Atlanta GA. Along with changing the urban landscape, the Living Walls conference set out to highlight a number of problems facing the city. Living Walls did not just showcase art, but also built a platform for much-needed dialogue in the city. The success of the event was so great that Living Walls is returning this year to take place in Atlanta, Ga and Albany, NY.
Dates For 2011
September 16th – 18th
Venues for Living Walls: Albany
St. Joe’s– 38 Ten Broeck
The Marketplace Gallery– 40 Broadway
Grand Street Community Arts– 68 Grand St
“Arrival and Departure” Performance Art venue-99 Pine St.
Contact
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