Subway Street Art


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The Take a Seat Project|
The Take A Seat project is a series of guerrilla public art installations that aims to remedy the problem of a lack of available seating for subway commuters. The project involves rescuing perfectly functional old chairs from trash piles and placing them on subway platforms for tired travelers to make use of. With very little effort involved in relocating the objects, this very cool concept sees chairs which were once liabilities become valuable assets for the general public. Source: jasoneppink Via: psfk |
Charitable Street Art (GALLERY)
Tanqueray Style SessionsTanqueray has sponsored a high end auction of street art in a charitable project called Tanqueray Style Sessions. The events, which combines fashion, street art and music, are taking place in April and…
Top 18 Street Art Installations + Melting Ice Cream Truck (SUPER GALLERY)
Plopping something really random or offbeat in the middle of a public place is a sure way to generate attention, and a fantastic way to generate buzz. It's all about catching people off guard and shaking…
Little People (GALLERY)
Tiny Street Art ProjectThis is a cool blog showing street art of tiny people in London. Each photo essay depicts everyday life which really seams real. Check it out tiny people
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