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Riding modern art in public places

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[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="550" caption="raphael zarka, "riding modern art. via DesignBoom"]raphael zarka, riding modern art. via DesignBoom[/caption]

It comes as no surprise that skaters and others use public art in many different ways. Just as public art itself can be an aggressive territorialization of space. The suite of photographs, “Riding Modern Art,” by Raphael Zarka at DesignBoom based on an upcoming exhibition at the french cultural center in milan, however, is particularly enjoyable for “decisive moment-ness,” which is at once frozen and viscerally vertiginous.

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“Urban intervation idealized by Felipe Morozini, directed by Jeorge Simas around Elevado Costa e Silva in São Paulo City, to make a little bit less rough. One dweller and 21 friends painting one of the most crowded avenue in the biggest city in South America. Info: “

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[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="404" caption="Claudia Ficca & Davide Luciano, "A pothole becomes a beer cooler." via Toronto Star"]Claudia Ficca & Davide Luciano, A pothole becomes a beer cooler. via Toronto Star[/caption]

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[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="578" caption="Martin Sobey curb art. via Good."]Martin Sobey curb art. via Good.[/caption]

Wooster Collective interviews Martin Sobey about what might be called his uplifting random acts of art.

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Artist Kao Lee Thao addresses Hmong history through temporary public art with “Echoing Voices”, a billboard installation on University Avenue in St. Paul.

Echoing Voices temporary billboard installation by Kao Lee Thao and Forecast Public Art

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Ice age street art

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Edgar Muller, Ice Age
Edgar Müller took 5 days with 5 assistants to paint this 250 square meter picture. See the making of.

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With so many new ways to make your mark who needs spray paint anymore?

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A new direction for Banksy

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The street art favorite has been branching out – a new installation in NYC takes Banksy fans in a new direction.

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