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Friday, November 23, 2007

Grounded?

Southern Exposure
Intersection for the Arts

Grounded? — The Grounded? Public Art/Urban Interventions Day

Saturday, December 1, 11am – 5pm

Admission: FREE
Location: Area around Southern Exposure and Intersection for the Arts

Stacy Asher
The Counter Narrative Society
James Goode
Genine Lentine
Sabina Nieto & Melinda Stone
Kari Orvik
Nancy Popp
Sidney Russell
Markuz Wernil Saito
Joshua Short

"Situate yourself in the public realm for this day of urban interventions and public art projects. The Grounded? Public Art/Urban Interventions Day presents work by artists using the city as a platform for creativity and expression. Pick up a map and schedule locating the selected projects at Southern Exposure or Intersection for the Arts or on our websites and start exploring!"

Projects selected by Center for Land Use Interpretation (CLUI) Program Developer Erik Knutzen.]

[graphic from Southern Exposure Web site.]

[disclosure: The Data Stream editor serves on the advisory board of Southern Exposure.]

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