How To Interact With Public Art 2012 promotional poster 20 x 16”
Benches made from found lumber and delivered to bus stops without seating.
2005-2015
dimensions variable
Cracks in the pavement watered with Miracle-Gro. 2006
Shattered glass swept into a square foot and photographed. 2005
Untitled (trash ghost) Brand name trash replaced with blank surrogates. 2005-present dimensions variable
The stipend from an art show is shared with shoppers who have similar tastes by placing twenty dollar bills in items of clothing that I like. 2006
Double Bummer - Cigarettes collected for the express purpose of free redistribution. 2005
The popular name of Meridian Hill Park is painted and posted. 2005
Untitled (trash mirror) 2005
Chewed gum affixed daily to a single square of sidewalk. 2007
Picnic tables puttied and painted over. 2006
Picnic tables puttied and painted over. 2006
An outdoor sign is stolen, sanded, repainted and returned to the store before it re-opens the following day. 2005
An outdoor sign is stolen, sanded, repainted and returned to the store before it re-opens the following day. 2005
An abandoned bicycle is resuscitated and used to view public art. 2008
An abandoned bicycle is resuscitated and used to view public art. 2008
Drainage grates in the city, cleaned and polished. (Damascus) 2008 dimensions variable
Drainage grates in the city, cleaned and polished. (Damascus) 2008 dimensions variable
Drainage grates in the city, cleaned and polished. (New York) 2008 dimensions variable
Drainage grates in the city, cleaned and polished. (New York) 2008 dimensions variable
Trash from one side of the street photographed, transferred across the street and re-photographed in the same configuration. 2005
Trash from one side of the street photographed, transferred across the street and re-photographed in the same configuration. 2005