Spending Time With Posterchild

In this episode of Spending Time With, Posterchild shows us how to take out the ads in telephone booths and replace them with art.

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Produced and Shot by Keith Haskel
Edited by John Brimhall
Original Score by Pierre Takal
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Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• posterchild
• street art
• graffiti
• keith haskel
• vandalism
• banksy
• anti advertising
• anti-advertising
• star fox
• andross
• wooster collective
• new york

[hakerqx]

Thats right, I'm doing this on Brasil, I might create a youtube channel for me and post some of my arts. Down with the "zombie/obey" system!

[SpaceSmoke]

"i don't have a cellphone"

fuckin' hipster....

[taylorc0713]

@MrGrimTheReaper the face is a video game character from super smash bros. brawl

[MrGrimTheReaper]

The last poster (the one with the glowing face) was a nice idea, but i think he could use the space outside the phone cell to put some real artwork, not just words.

[2583Bella]

Blah!!!! Ji Lee did this with the Bubble project 10 years ago.... boring!

[BitzanBobs]

-by because they withdrew them after the advertising revenue dried up.

[BitzanBobs]

Wierdo doesn't have a cellphone, when someone attacks him he will need to dial 911 but there won't be a phone booth near

[calciphus]

I think the irony here is that the "artist" is an advocate of keeping the payphone system intact, and to voice his support he eats away at their one remaining revenue source - the ads on the side. Congrats, you're the textbook example of poorly thought-out narcissism.

This is like saying "I like not owning a car, so I'm going to artistically slash the tires of the city buses."

[BrennanClement]

Awesome possum.

[berg89dk]

@YutubeTyler ofcourse it's illegal. The advertising companies pay for those ads to be there, so he is basically stealing from them by doing this. Putting boring, bureaucratic bullshit to the side: this is awesome! I love street art, and generally hate the concept of ads everywhere you look.