Windsor creative research group will transmit messages to of solidarity Detroit from Sept. to Nov.
Windsor-based creative research group, Broken City Lab, will be broadcasting messages of solidarity to Detroit between September and November.Excerpt:Cross-Border
Communication an interventionist performance series based on the
desperate need to communicate with Detroit, Michigan from Windsor,
Ontario.
Using a 6000 lumens projector, Broken City Lab will transmit a
message to Detroit once a week for 45 minutes from September to
November 2009. Each week will feature a different message that we write
and project onto the CIBC building, located at Ouellette Avenue & Riverside Drive in Windsor and clearly visible from downtown Detroit.Read the entire post here.
Windsor-based creative research group, Broken City Lab, will be broadcasting messages of solidarity to Detroit between September and November.
Excerpt:
Cross-Border
Communication an interventionist performance series based on the
desperate need to communicate with Detroit, Michigan from Windsor,
Ontario.
Using a 6000 lumens projector, Broken City Lab will transmit a
message to Detroit once a week for 45 minutes from September to
November 2009. Each week will feature a different message that we write
and project onto the CIBC building, located at Ouellette Avenue & Riverside Drive in Windsor and clearly visible from downtown Detroit.
Read the entire post here.
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