The idea of a Social Club in New York’s subway recognises the mass transit system as much more of a comfortable public space rather than as a means of transport. A holistic approach can make passengers return.
Johannesburg, South Africa
Munich, Germany
Last week artworks from over eighty artists worldwide were distributed randomly to people on the streets of New York. It was the culmination of an unconventional public art project to create social engagement and change.
New York, NY, USA
‘Bankerl’ is a film project for the public, which praises conversations between strangers. Interviews with passers-by provide insights into individual life situations and reveal the overall mood across the city.
Munich, Germany
'Through artistic interventions we make people grow together into a small community'.
Leipzig, Germany
‘Basketball builds self-esteem to bring down limitations placed upon adolescent girls and young women'.
New York City, US
‘We did an experiment and 90% of the people were open to talk. All of a sudden the subway became so social’.
New York City, US
‘Cities are incredible but they can also be intense. Sometimes we all need a place to slow down'.
London, UK
‘Every new girl who come to our ride and jump on a bike is a further step towards reducing urban gender inequality'.
Cairo, Egypt
'I want to see people of colour in the leadership of white led organizations, urban planning, you name it'.
Chicago, US
'When you do something with substance, it is undeniable for people. We are reclaiming our space and time in Greenwood'.
Tulsa, US
'Our project hopes to break through visible and invisible divisions between gallery and public spaces'.
New York City, US
