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Archive | July 5, 2010
One Not To Miss: The “Space Invader Walk” in San Diego
If you’re heading to San Diego for the “Viva la Revolucion” exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art of San Diego (from July 17th) be sure to take the “Space Invader Walk” around the city and find the 21 space invaders that Invader placed in in Downtown San Diego.
As you can see the photo above, the tiles were placed in the city to create a huge space invader on the map.
Gaia’s Tiger Rabbit in Hongdae, Seoul
Tiger Rabbit in Hongdae, Seoul from Gaia Uroboros on Vimeo.
“The first of five pieces for each quadrant of the city. The hybrid of the Tiger and Rabbit signifies the annual transition in the Korean calendar. Furthermore, these archetypal symbols of aggression and submission address the hierarchy of japanese colonization and contemporary Korean identity. Situated in Hongdae, the center of Seoul’s fashion and nightlife, the neighborhood is the confluence of traditional korean culture and American influence.”
FIRST LOOK: Blu’s BIG BANG BIG BOOM
We now know what he meant when Blu told us that MUTO was only a “test”.