UK Artist, Luke Jerram, has placed 60 pianos around NYC as a public art intervention titled "Play Me, I'm Yours".
A Sydney, Australia version of the installation in January 2009 as part of the Sydney Festival. Click here to view the Sydney project.
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Meridians Shanghai 2010: Art & Sound in Public Space project was officially launched on 18th May by the Hon. Jacinta Allan, Victorian Minister for Innovation, Industry, and Regional Development (DIIRD).
One of the creative outputs from the project was a two-minute 'webisode', produced by Greg Szopa and Clare Leporati.
The project has been featured as a news item on the RMIT University website, including a link on the home page.
The article looks at artist, Cameron Robbins, process, the role in Expo and the development of the project idea by Clare Leporati and Tammy Wong.
Click here to read the article.
Meridians Shanghai 2010: Art & Sound in Public Space is an international collaboration to create a contemporary public artwork for the Victorian Cultural Program at Expo Shanghai China 2010.
I am a member of the project team and have also embedded my role in the project as a case study for my Masters.
Our project team is made up of Me (Clare Leporati), Tammy Wong, Geoff Hogg, Rupa Ramanathan, Claire Tracey, Joanna Buckley, Robin Dick and Greg Szopa. Our lead Australian artist is Cameron Robbins.
To document, share and explore the creative process we have a wiki that we use as an online creative portal for the project.
Meridians creative portal.
Check it out to follow the project as it progresses.
For more information about the project on the RMIT website, click here
