If you’ve always wanted to have your art displayed in front of, literally, everyone in the city, here’s your second chance.
Arts technology epicentre Breadboard has announced that its Art in the Air program, which allows artists to compete to have their digital works displayed on the LED display atop the PECO building in downtown Philadelphia, has opened for the 2011 season.
We covered the program last summer.
The program’s upcoming deadlines for submissions are as follows:
- For September display: Aug 23th
- For October display: Sept 27th
- For November display: Oct 25th
- For December display: Nov 22nd
More information at Breadboard’s site.
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