It's election day in the good ol' US of A, and that means the rash of political tagging, graffiti (in the form of stickers and signs), and even projected images is coming to full head.
The above photo is of a large projection being done on the side of a University of Wisconsin-Madison building last night. This sort of thing isn't just being done on behalf of political campaigns, though. Projections, which don't physically damage property and aren't permanent, are becoming an ever-more popular way of showing art and getting messages out to a wider audience.
3 days ago
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I also saw this on my walk home from the library and thought it was awesome: http://www.flickr.com/photos/sennik_all/3002817687/in/photostream/
Just saw more obama street art at http://robindavies.vox.com/library/post/dancing-shoes.html
Mother Fool's wall I think, though I haven't seen it in person
Here's a link directly to what Kennis saw, in place of an incomplete url in Kennis's comment:
What Kennis Saw
M Big Mistake was right. The obama image was at MoFos. Here's a link to the image in place of the incomplete url in the comment box with M Big Mistake's comment:
M Big Mistake's pic of Obama Image at MoFos
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