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Journal Entry
February 4, 2005 |
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Walking around the East Village today, I noticed another example of serendipitous text in public spaces: writing in freshly-set concrete. This activity has a long tradition in New York but is generally considered a form of vandalism. On the other hand, these messages can inspire reverie.
Tangentially, this brings to mind an emerging form of advertising: projecting corporate logos on the sidewalk. It apparently has a lot of benefits. [more] |
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Copyright © 2005 James G. Robinson
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