Aisha Ronniger Exposes Her Art Via Paperboy-Style Giveaways
Kari Pritchard — July 17, 2009 — Art & Design
References: papergirl-berlin.de & digg
Looking for a way to get your art out into the public eye? Berlin-born artist Aisha Ronniger has the answer. Inspired by the old-school paper boys (or girls), Ronniger decided to roll up some of her art, hop on a bike and toss it to pedestrians, free of charge.
Now Aisha Ronniger has a whole posse of paper boys and girls pedaling their way towards steely glutes and public exposure. On the other hand, the public gets exposed to urban art they may never have had the chance to lay their eyes on otherwise. The Papergirl movement is now heading to the U.S. among other places, so keep your peepers open for art flying your way.
Now Aisha Ronniger has a whole posse of paper boys and girls pedaling their way towards steely glutes and public exposure. On the other hand, the public gets exposed to urban art they may never have had the chance to lay their eyes on otherwise. The Papergirl movement is now heading to the U.S. among other places, so keep your peepers open for art flying your way.
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2. Paperboy-inspired Art Movement - Potential for a disruptive art movement where artists distribute their work via paperboy-style tactics, reaching a wider audience.
3. Public Exposure of Urban Art - Disruptive opportunity to expose the public to urban art that they may not have otherwise encountered through unconventional distribution methods.
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1. Art Distribution - Disruptive potential in the art distribution industry by challenging traditional methods through unconventional and free art giveaways.
2. Street Art - Opportunity for disruption within the street art industry by adopting paperboy-style tactics to distribute artwork and reach a broader audience.
3. Public Art Experiences - Disruptive innovation potential in providing unique public art experiences through unexpected and free art encounters.
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