This is a follow up to the Graffiti Fail
Michael Mandiberg tackles the advertising parading as street art at Eyebeam yet again.
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3 Comments
First, I can’t believe how many views your other video has!
Second, I’m not sure those commenters understand your dry sense of humor.
I’m glad you give me the benefit of the doubt re: humor. Sometimes I wonder if I am playing a classic Freud, where the joke is more serious than funny…
i love this war and that you didn’t let this slide past as something other than an ad. i don’t hate the person who put that poster up, they just need to be educated. good idea recruiting some other teachers.