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Subway poster ca. 1924, put out by the IRT.
Source: americainclass.org
#tbt This time 25 years ago, we were getting ready to open Trans-Voices. The artwork was presented on television, radio and throughout the subways in Paris and New York.
Pictured: work by Lorna Simpson, Alfredo Jaar, Dominique Blain
Blurry Pictures and Illegal Acts
NY, NY March, 2015
© 2015 NJ
EYMER WORK in motion.
It's is one thing to complete a project–but seeing your product in action and in its intended environment, raises the bar to a whole different level. In a recent post, Passengers Encouraged to Tear-Off, Before They Tear Off, we showed examples of a recently designed poster campaign for Andover Newton Theological School.
Through our friends at Andover Newton and the media company, Titan 360, we received a couple of photos showing our work hanging within the subway cars of Boston's subway system. The most exciting piece of the whole experience? Seeing that many of the tear-off cards were missing! – Doug.