Saturday (4/18) was the last day in New York City, which meant it was our last chance to hold a proffiti exhibition in the subway system. Armed with a MacBook Pro, the roadtrip projector, and an extension cord, we took the train to the 42nd Street (Times Square) station and started looking for a power source. After a fruitless search and rejections from various vendors, we finally located an outlet. It was unclear whether or not this outlet was intended for our use, but we took advantage of the ambiguity and set up our equipment, and fired up the projector courtesy of the MTA. We then spent several anxious minutes with a hand cupped over the projector, waiting for a train to arrive in the station.
Finally, we heard the number three roaring down the tracks and got ready for the big moment. Ezra was the official photographer, while Kate adjusted, aimed, and focused the projector. We got some great pictures, didn't get in trouble, and invented a form of new media. We're going to attempt similar exhibitions in Rome and Prague, which might be difficult and or impossible because of our dependency on an electrical outlet. Check back for more updates and exhibitions!
Proffiti has been officially entered in Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Here's the link: Proffiti
- Kate Trenerry & Ezra Velazquez
nothing is impossible for a willing heart.
I have some fabric waiting to be turned into a purse and I just have to get on that! Yours look great!
I love everything here, especially the first bag with the wee little scooters.
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