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Tidbits: Spotlight on Urban Art
Jeffrey Hill | Sat, Jan 12th, 2008 | Category: Report | Tags: jeffrey hill, france, urban art, road signs, urban spectacle, the wooster collective, electroland, tidbits, panos | 0
Cars in violation will be towed by the witch.
--image courtesy of Rebelart.net
Fake Road Signs in Lyons, France by PANOS
Drivers in the city of Lyons are on the lookout for flying bears, witches and carrots, thanks to the art group, PANOS. The collective includes 47 artists who have placed over 100 signs all over the city. The entire collection can be viewed on their website. Despite snagging the attention of some hip press and a few bored drivers, the signs haven’t caused any major…
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