Where can I find examples of disruptive public art that challenge the traditional definitions of art and public space?
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Examples of disruptive public art that challenge the traditional definitions of art and public space include "The Interrupter" in Melbourne, Australia by Chris Fox, a interactive sculpture made from large chunks of stone mounted on hydraulics that interrupt pedestrian flow; "Flocking Pigeons" by Joel Berman which is an inflatable installation designed to create an optical illusion of birds flying above passersby; and Baku (White Building) in Baku, Azerbaijan installed in 2018 by artist Vadim Tserkhokataido and composed entirely of white blocks assembled into an improbable shape covering one side of a four-storey building.
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Where can I find examples of disruptive public art that challenge the traditional definitions of art and public space?
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Examples of disruptive public art that challenge traditional definitions of art and public space can be found in locations around the world.  Paris has an ongoing program of interactive public art installations that transform the city's spaces, such as 'The Art of Noises', which enables passersby to control a symphony of sound.  In the United States, New York City is known for its numerous street installations and murals, such as Banksy's 'Don't Look Back In Anger.' Other examples can be found in urban spaces across Europe, Latin America, Asia and Africa.
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Where can I find examples of disruptive public art that challenge the traditional definitions of art and public space?