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10/23/09
Ryan Griffis talks Parking Lots \\\ *Office of Collective Play
Ryan Griffis of The
Temporary Travel Office
visited Columbus to discuss Parking Public, an initiative that documents histories and current conditions of public parking in a number of cities, including Champaign, IL and Los Angeles. In the discussion he interweaved parts of the film
Parking Public: A Tour Into the Storage of Utopia
to analyze contexts and developments of surface parking in the United States. The film examines the role parking lots play within the American landscape; a role which is more than just a last minute addition.
The Temporary Travel Office has conducted tours of parking in Brooklyn, Champaign, IL, Hollywood, CA, and downtown Los Angeles. Ryan's visit was in conjunction with Learning Site's residency because
Audible Dwelling
is located in and responds in part to parking lots in Columbus.
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Descent to Revolution
is an exhibition featuring five international artist collectives and collaboratives that respond to the social and economic frameworks of a city. This blog documents their activities and productions during residency in Columbus, Ohio. Visit
Bureau for Open Culture
to learn about the exhibition and the artists.
Office of Collective Play
is the headquarters and programming for
Descent to Revolution
. It is located downtown at 155 N. 5th St. at E. Spring St.
Descent to Revolution
is curated by James Voorhies and organized by Diana Matuszak of
Bureau for Open Culture
at
Columbus College of Art & Design
. Cassandra Troyan is bureau correspondent.
All events are always free and always open to the public.
The exhibition is supported by
the Greater Columbus Arts Council, étant donnés: The French-American Fund for Contemporary Art, The Danish Arts Council’s Committee for Visual Arts, Ohio Arts Council, and the Puffin Foundation. Media support provided by CD101.