The Art on Track Exhibit is a Mobile Art Experience
Meghan Young — July 9, 2010 — Autos
References: artontrack & psfk
Mark your calendars, boys and girls, Art on Track is taking over the Chicago 'L' train on August 7, 2010. If you're not in the area, I suggest you plan a quickie road trip. Transforming a full eight-car train into a moving art exhibit, it will create cultured art connoisseurs in the time it takes to circle The Loop.
Put together by a non-profit group SALVO, it is comprised of artists and designers who hope to bring more awareness to creativity and imagination. Take some time to view the images in the gallery above, it will surely compel you to check out Art on Track this summer.
Put together by a non-profit group SALVO, it is comprised of artists and designers who hope to bring more awareness to creativity and imagination. Take some time to view the images in the gallery above, it will surely compel you to check out Art on Track this summer.
Trend Themes
1. Mobile Art Experiences - Creating immersive art experiences on public transportation can bring awareness to creativity and imagination.
2. Transformed Public Spaces - Turning public transportation into temporary art galleries can engage commuters and inspire cultural exploration.
3. Community Engagement Through Art - Incorporating art into public transit creates opportunities for the community to connect with local artists and creative initiatives.
Industry Implications
1. Arts and Culture - The art world can leverage public transit as a platform for showcasing emerging artists and engaging with new audiences.
2. Transportation - Public transportation systems can tap into art collaborations to enhance the travel experience and promote cultural participation.
3. Non-profit Organizations - Non-profits focused on creativity can partner with public transit agencies to bring art and culture to the masses.
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