Art & Design
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Creative Time works with artists to fund and create innovative and provocative public art. They are responsible for New York's "Art Parade" and the 9/11 memorial project "A Tribute In Light." They used some of their past projects to question our relationship with media in our graphic statement.
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Creative Time works with artists to create public art projects. — view profile
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Courtesy of Artists Rights Society.
FEATURED PROJECTS
Jenny Holzer
For New York City, 2004
Brian Alfred
Help Me, 2005
on The 59th Minute: Video Art on the NBC Astrovision by Panasonic
Tibor Kalman & Scott Stowell
EVERYBODY, 42nd Street Art Project, 1993
Gran Fury
Kissing Doesn't Kill: Greed and Indifference Do, 1989
Marilyn Minter
Mud Bath, 2006
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Always a connection
Even when there seems to be no connection, the connection is there it just can't be seen. Look through the smoke.
Posted on March 7, 2007 — by abbcoo
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The world is rife with connections to irritate, enrage, and deflate our initiative to better the world. While it's good to recognize them, it's time to personalize solutions into the media "You" so that able people have a clue as to what they can do next individually, then as a group. We're a sleepy bunch and need a Top 6 e0mailed newsletter how-to manual for everything from how to shop to what to think; waking up and doing something is no different. The next cover should be (Do) Good-- and the Call to Action should be a true one, not a "click here to save 15%." Infiltrate that.
Posted on March 10, 2007 — by cicic
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Media
All media outlets have an agenda, all push a conformist message, that comes form their owners, and reflects the political parties they espouse
Dan
Memorial Gifts
Posted on November 14, 2007 — by dannyboy77
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