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Subway HD Screens: Round 4

Posterchild takes Round 4 on the ongoing alteration of the HD screens installed over subway entrances in New York.

Building on the Pixelator, Posterchild goes a more devout route with a stained glass effect. “Hold Fast Sell Out” was built with 1/2 inch melamine, screwed together and coated with diffusion material - rather impressive construction.

If you missed the previous rounds, check em out here:

  1. Abstractor.tv - Ji Lee
  2. Light Criticism - Anti-Advertising Agency and Graffiti Research Lab
  3. Pixelator - Jason Eppink
  4. and now Hold Fast Sell Out - Posterchild

And of course Aram Bartholl had a roll in the lineage.

Will you be next? If so, drop Jason Eppink and I a line. We’ll be happy to help.

(more on Posterchild in the near future)

Written by Steve Lambert, on June 17, 2008, filed under News. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.

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