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Ilyen az, amikor a hirdetőfelületeket elárasztja az igazi művészet

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2017.10.01 | 08:13
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Nem csalás, nem ámítás, és kivételesen nem is túlzás: az Art in Ad Places projekt művészetet varázsol a hirdetőtáblákra.

#AdTakeover 38 of 52: „Find Yourself” by @jeremyville. #Jeremyville says, „The #jeremyvilleCSA project comprises of about 1,200 Community Service Announcements that I have created over the years, and I draw new ones almost every day, and add them to social media @Jeremyville. They’ve spread organically, using design methodology cues taken from billboards to get a message across quickly: A simple, arresting image, and some short copy. So the advertising billboard is the perfect forum to share a CSA message, as rather than selling hairspray or soap, we can use these mediums to remind us about personal growth, empowerment and social change. Art in Ad Places really aligns with the CSA concept perfectly. ‘Find Yourself’ is a play on telephone pole posters announcing a missing dog or cat. In this case, Jethro Bunny tears off a piece of his own missing poster, essentially for us, so that we can take one footstep along the path of that journey of self discovery.” Photo by @lunapark

Art in Ad Places (@artinadplaces) által megosztott bejegyzés, 2017. Szept 20., 06:40 PDT

#AdTakeover 37 of 52 comes from @marthacoopergram „I took this photo c.1980 while driving around Soho. Back then I often used my car to get around the city when on photo assignments, my camera at the ready beside me. The pair of motorcyclists together with the pair of towers was a sight too good to be true. I slammed on my brakes, jumped out and grabbed a few frames. Sidecars are exceptionally rare in New York City. I don’t think I’ve ever seen another one. Looking at this photo today, I’m overwhelmed with nostalgia. The vintage motorcycle riding on cobblestones (more accurately Belgian Block) of course evokes earlier eras but could I ever have imagined that the only way to see the Twin Towers would be in a photograph? Thanks to Art in Ad Places for giving us evocative images to think about instead of to shop for.” – #MarthaCooper Photo by @lunapark

Art in Ad Places (@artinadplaces) által megosztott bejegyzés, 2017. Szept 11., 06:38 PDT

#AdTakeover 36 of 52 comes from @candychangland. She says, „You can tell a lot about a city by its public spaces. Our sidewalks, squares, parks, and civic structures are for everyone, yet take a quick look at the public messages on display and it may seem like we only care about sexy beers and fruity shampoos. I’m happy to be a part of Art in Ad Places because public messaging should not just be reserved for the highest bidder, it should reflect what we value as human beings. Among the many aspects that determine our overall health, mental health is often neglected and taboo to discuss. I’ve been interested in presenting responses from the Before I Die project back into public. This response came from the Before I Die wall in Downtown Brooklyn and it always hits me where it matters. Our public spaces can play a profound role in our well-being and kinship if we give it the space it deserves.” Photo by @lunapark

Art in Ad Places (@artinadplaces) által megosztott bejegyzés, 2017. Szept 10., 10:27 PDT

#AdTakeover 35 of 52 comes from @hugogyrl, who says „This image represents the feeling of the world exploding, full of balloons, distracted by phones, and held together by chains and pearls. Queer identity, our society’s obsession with constant communication, and current events fueled by madness. Advertising is one-dimensional corporate influence. It mostly has a goal of encouraging you to buy more product, change your image or download the newest data-collecting app. Public art (murals, sculpture, etc) is largely advertising for the buildings/businesses funding them. Those businesses don’t want to offend or take much risk. Graffiti is illegal which can limit the time spent on it. So when do we get to hear/see ideas not controlled by these parameters? Projects like Art in Ad Places. Throw some emotion and color on these streets.” Photo by @lunapark

Art in Ad Places (@artinadplaces) által megosztott bejegyzés, 2017. Aug 30., 07:19 PDT

#AdTakeover 34 of 52: „Solitude” by @hankwillisthomas & @forfreedoms. #hankwillisthomas told us, „I participated in Ad in Art Places because ads are in art places.” Photo by @lunapark

Art in Ad Places (@artinadplaces) által megosztott bejegyzés, 2017. Aug 24., 07:14 PDT

#AdTakeover 33 of 52 comes from #AndreaSonnenberg aka @teenwitchsf „In a world absolutely suffocated with advertisements, I think the message of Art in Ad Places is crucially important. If I could distract or inspire people from the norm of their consumer-driven lives, even for just a fleeting moment, I think it makes a difference.” – Andrea Sonnenberg Photo by @lunapark

Art in Ad Places (@artinadplaces) által megosztott bejegyzés, 2017. Aug 18., 08:31 PDT

#AdTakeover 31 of 52: „Hope and Promise” (2014) by @jamelshabazz „As an artist, it is my responsibility to use my gift to create images that provoke thought and inspire positive change. I accepted the invitation to participate in Art in Ad Places, due to the ever growing divide and escalation of hate crimes in this country. The image I selected represents the innocence of children in a world full of uncertainty. It is my hope that this photograph will inspire tolerance, empathy, and compassion.” – #JamelShabazz Photo by @LunaPark

Art in Ad Places (@artinadplaces) által megosztott bejegyzés, 2017. Aug 3., 08:29 PDT

#AdTakeover 30 of 52: „Blue Lady” by @heyparkerday „Ads tell you what to think; art inspires you to think for yourself. Art in Ad Places is helping shift the paradigm of imagery in the public space. I hope my work Blue Lady surprises and delights people who wouldn’t otherwise find my work.” – #ParkerDay Photo by @LunaPark

Art in Ad Places (@artinadplaces) által megosztott bejegyzés, 2017. Júl 29., 16:32 PDT

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