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Two admirable organizations, The Anti-Advertising Agency and Graffiti Research Lab have just collaborated on a nicely executed piece of activism. New York City has recently installed flat-screen video billboards on the sidewalk, and well, somebody had to say something. The idea began with Ji Lee’s Abstractor and has evolved to this.
BUY OUR BOOK!!!
ANTICS
Tweetbuzzer tracks the brand buzz on twitter.
Replate is an open-source food activism project in which you may already be participating.
Dirty words & dick jokes will show you that "shit," "fuck," and "piss" aren't the dirtiest words in the creative industry. (pdf)
How to clean out your desk will kick your ass into being creative at work again. (pdf)
How to be a better lover is the definitive sex manual for good business. (pdf)
Written on the City celebrates the conversations happening on the walls and sidewalks of the places we live.
Dear Bosses, get your creative staff to stop quitting. Here's what they wish they could tell you. (pdf)
10 Writing Tips to Make Your Mother Proud is the writing help Mom would give, if she were still speaking to you. (pdf) Tiny Who?FAVORITE POSTSRecent PostsGREATNESSBIG LITTLE BOOKSMUMBO JUMBO
February 8th, 2007 at 6:48 pm
[...] we’ve been interested in the relationship between advertising and graffiti. The question of writing on the walls—and who goes to jail for it—seems pretty central [...]