Lamar Clarkson of ArtNews wrote a short piece on the The Great Internet Art WikiMarathon which happened on January 26, 2008.
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Guerrilla artist Steve Lambert declares war on advertising. Adam Rosen
In one of the greatest Simpsons episodes ever—yes, I said it—the town of Springfield finds itself literally besieged by an army of advertising character-zombies. The marauders in “Attack of the 50-foot Eyesores” are but barely disguised caricatures of formerly ubiquitous ad mascots (the Big Boy from Bob’s [...]
I did a short segment live on National Public Radio today for their Bryant Park Project morning show. You can stream the segment online from NPR’s site.
The segment was about the Anti-Advertising Agency “You Don’t Need It” sticker, which I did with Packard Jennings after our Bus Stop Bench project. The stickers were [...]
The Graffiti Research Lab’s Complete First Season is being screened at the Museum of Modern Art. The DVD includes our collaboration on Light Criticism and some interesting/hilarious back story on the Aqua-Teen Boston Terror Meltdown of 2007.
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Official Announcement:
The Show Starts at the Sidewalk; part of the Interrupt! Intervene! Art as Social Practice conference at UC Santa Cruz
San Francisco (May 10, 8:30pm out-of-doors at 16th and Florida) San Jose Santa Cruz (May 14, downtown, with Grant Wilson & Santa Cruz Guerilla Drive-In)