CHEAP’s dialogue with Anna Rispoli’s project Attrito focused on practices of public space reappropriation through the re-signification of messages and signs. The intervention that will take place on the notice boards on via dell’Indipendenza will lead to physically hack some posters (previously designed and put up by CHEAP), practicing a real semantic subversion, short-circuiting the original message. The intervention aims to deliver – through a gesture of reappropriation and détournement – a reflection on practices and the relationship with public space.

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CHEAP street poster art is a public art project, a collective, a non-objective gaze. Born in Bologna in 2013 from the creative alliance of six women, CHEAP curates and realises paper-based public art interventions: paste-up (which uses paper and glue) is the technique they explore, a manifesto dedicated to the ephemeral and the research of the contemporary as temporary. CHEAP operates a reappropriation of public spaces by infesting the walls with posters, redefining new contemporary visual languages, and generating unexpected dialogues with those crossing the urban environment.

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creazione realizzata per FUORI!

ph Anna Fabrizi

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