Innovative Designs of Cow Parade Participants (UPDATE)
Cowbag — January 28, 2009 — Art & Design
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It is indeed moovellous news that Cow Parade is trendy again. The designs are becoming increasingly inventive with creations like the anatomical cow, spaceman cow and bench cow being some of the newer, more inventive pieces. Even Banksy got in on the action... well, technically he just decorated LIVE cows.
Cow Parade is the world’s largest public art project, and it is estimated that over 100 MILLION people have seen the ‘cows.’
Cows were chosen as they represent different things to different people around the world, from being sacred to historical. The ‘cows’ come in three shapes: standing, grazing and reclining, providing artists with a blank canvas on which to create their amazing pieces of work.
Here are some udder facts on this public art project from the Cow Parade HQ:
Cow Parade is the world’s largest public art project, and it is estimated that over 100 MILLION people have seen the ‘cows.’
Cows were chosen as they represent different things to different people around the world, from being sacred to historical. The ‘cows’ come in three shapes: standing, grazing and reclining, providing artists with a blank canvas on which to create their amazing pieces of work.
Here are some udder facts on this public art project from the Cow Parade HQ:
Trend Themes
1. Cow Art Installations - There is an opportunity to innovate within public art projects by exploring unconventional themes and mediums.
2. Inventive Designs - Artists can push the boundaries of creativity by utilizing unconventional materials and exploring different perspectives.
3. Public Art Projects - The growing popularity of public art projects presents an opportunity for businesses to sponsor and support innovative art installations.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - The art and design industry can benefit from exploring new themes and mediums, as well as collaborating with businesses to create unique installations.
2. Tourism - Cities and regions can capitalize on public art projects as a tourist attraction, driving local economies and supporting the arts.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Businesses can incorporate unique and memorable art installations into their marketing campaigns, attracting attention and creating brand awareness.
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