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| + | *Bought and sold (advertising, corporate ownership) | ||
| + | *Curated, controlled (Millenium park, the cows; government) | ||
| + | *Claimed (graffiti) | ||
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==Lecture/discussion== | ==Lecture/discussion== | ||
Revision as of 19:39, 10 February 2013
Week 3 (Feb. 9)
Street Art
Mark making and ownership of public space Public space can be:
- Bought and sold (advertising, corporate ownership)
- Curated, controlled (Millenium park, the cows; government)
- Claimed (graffiti)
Can't talk about graffiti w/out talking about advertisers' use of popular culture images, techniques, events to sell products[1][2]
Lecture/discussion
memorials and manipulations
Reading
Rose, Barbara. “Art as Experience, Environment, Process” in Pavilion, Experiments in Art and Technology, pp. 60-104
