Lottery Tickets, 2006.

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Uploaded by on May 26, 2008

Presentation made for a seminar at the De Young Museum in San Francisco.
Hand-drawn "counterfeit" scratch-off tickets. As a prize, each "Scratcher" has a unique message that pertains to the experiences and simple pleasures of the local community as told by residents and shop owners. Through short prose and drawn symbols, the scratch-off tickets will direct the participant's attention to local sites and people's experiences in and around the neighborhood.
These lottery tickets are being given out for free with other Lottery purchases or upon request from few of the culturally engaged stores in Oakland's Lake Merritt and Temescal districts, and San Francisco's Mission and Western Addition districts. Each district has its own ticket design and eight unique "prizes." The intention is to transform an instant of personal focus into a moment of contemplation about the local environment, community, and culture. The tickets come in perforated strips of five tickets.

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  • Clever, very clever. Completely dashed the expectations.Wisdom personified.

  • Yeah, brilliant.

  • what a beautiful project

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