Projections Indicate
In New York earlier this week, while wandering through SOHO, Oana and I ran into this guy, who projects his poetry onto the sides of buildings.
When talking to him, he claims that he's trying to make a case for the fact that even though city buildings are private property, there's still a significant difference between inside walls vs. outside walls, and that there are certain fair-use priveleges which city dwellers can expect from the exteriors of private buildings, as long as that use causes no harm to the buildings themselves.
Examples include taking photographs, or projections.
I can't help wondering if this debate will ever cross paths with the right-to-use-unsecured-wireless-internet discussion.
When talking to him, he claims that he's trying to make a case for the fact that even though city buildings are private property, there's still a significant difference between inside walls vs. outside walls, and that there are certain fair-use priveleges which city dwellers can expect from the exteriors of private buildings, as long as that use causes no harm to the buildings themselves.
Examples include taking photographs, or projections.
I can't help wondering if this debate will ever cross paths with the right-to-use-unsecured-wireless-internet discussion.