Saturday, August 13, 2011
public art Evereman projected onto Georgia Archives Building
Posted by Dustin Chambers @dustchambers on Sat, Aug 13, 2011 at 8:38 AM
Last night at 9:19, Evereman hopped out of his parked Dodge Ram on Woodward Avenue, switched on a generator and plugged in a stage light he had mounted in the bed of his truck. After a few moments of focusing and framing, the Evereman symbol was beaming onto the backside of the Archives Building for the whole city to see.
In all, about 20 people trickled through the park behind the Archives Building, most clearly compatriots of the artist, until 10:44, when a security guard came around a second time and ordered Evereman to shut the projection down.
This act of public, "no impact" art marked the kickoff night of the Living Walls Conference.
Two more photos after the jump.
- Dustin Chambers
- As he drove away, the light stayed on and bent over the landscapes of the city.
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