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1. The Art of Subvertising on NYC Interactive
2. Brand Necromancy

Jordan Selier, Packard Jennings, and I are all featured in a NYC Interactive piece on “subvertising.”  You can see a video of Jordan installing his work in a phone booth and a slideshow where I briefly explain Add-Art.

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1. New Project: Add-Art; replaces online ads with art
2. New on Add-Art: Net Art 1.0
3. Intro to Add-Art

1. “Bomb-proof” trash cans in London – Part of “bomb proofing” a trash can includes attaching television that plays ads on the side.  How many trash cans are exploding in London? What ever happened to David Yassky’s proposal to bring ads to Brooklyn’s trash cans?
2. This guy Dan Paluska has a nice brief post that ties together diamonds, advertising, and John Lennon all in in about 4 paragraphs.  Go see how he does it.
3. Yes Magazine wrote a handy “how-to guide” that includes some of our work.
4. Apparently in Canada, all advertising is true.
5. This ad says “Life is too short, get a divorce” (ouch!)  City has it removed.
6. I was happy that the NEA’s 50 million was part of the stimulus plan until I read about this stupid f-22 jet. Creative folks gotta stop putting up with being shafted.  This guy has a good take on it too.

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1. Advertising wont solve economic problems for NYC
2. 4 things you should have done already
3. In the meantime, other things you can do with signs…