Roberta, Renata and I went to the Cantagalo community with some friends and pasted the (based on a true story) magazine on a wall. Thank you to Maria, Diogo, and Sue Ellen for helping.
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That is pretty cool!
JR will be proud ;-)
CARLO
oh yes, JR pasted here in Rio long ago and is an inspiration for anyone thinking of public space art exhibition…we are going back to this wall again today to finish this…we did not think until recently that our magazine is just perfect for a pasting…we will do more of this in the future…
cheers, david
As you might remember the Miami Design District aka Midtown will be a perfect location for a wall pasting!
CARLO
oh yes, great idea…stay on my case about this…i will do it
Sure will!
I will be sending you an email soon with something I have been working on for the past 6 months.
I think somehow history is being made down in Rio and David will be remembered for a very long time for all the giving back in the last couple of days…
THE WALL !!!
THE BURNING WALL!!!
What not to LOVE !!!
Oh wowwwwwwwwwwww !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Boy, that essay is still producing new and interesting developments. Ripples are still spreading outward. Another publishing delivery system, while not unique, although the marriage between book and poster plastering certainly is. The outdoor exhibits I saw last year at Look3 were a revelation to me, and this month there are some open-air exhibits in Toronto’s Contact Photography Festival. Wouldn’t it be great if city councils could underwrite this type of show in various pockets of their city? Just think how it would benefit the citizens, the reputation of the city, even the reputation of the photographer.
CASA DOLORES OLMEDO PATINO
mexico city
XOLOITZQUINTLY love here