Joshua Allen Harris has made some pretty cool inflatables on subway grates.
Found this one at SirLaugh’s blog.
And these at the Wooster Collective.
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this is really gorgeous. i love what street art does to make you imagine.
a while back in a blog you talked about wishing that you could paint the riviere st. pierre on the turcot yards. is doing something like this something you are still imagining? i am imagining this. i don’t know exactly how, but i have ideas. i think this should happen before the redevelopment happens.
Very Cool…
I always thought the yards would be great for kite flying or some huge airborne inflatable structure.
It would also be a nice for an updated version of the 1969 Woodstock music festival (http://www.woodstock69.com/ ) … Hmm Wasn’t that around the time the Turcot was built? And 6000 people expropriated… Hmm. Interesting fundraising potential…
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mrs-Campbell/40731087076
It would be a very interesting thing to do, but I have been busy with other stuff. Still, if you are interested send me an email and we can start something somehow somewhere…..
I have thought about concerts there, Shakespeare Under The Freeway?, and other stuff…maybe a big Pink Floyd type pig blowing carbon monoxide out it s….anyway lots of potential….
I would be interrested in e-mailing you about it. where would i find your e-mail?
neathatturcot@yahoo.ca
Very creative.
Creative indeed. I especially enjoyed the blue donkey-looking piece. It seemed to be very friendly with his waving hand
Been there, done that! See my post! http://sirlaugh.wordpress.com/2009/01/05/street-art-joshua-allen-harris-inflatable-bag-monsters/