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.
PostArctica
Not going gently into that good night at the blog formerly known as Walking Turcot Yards
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.
PostArctica 
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/