Chromapost Captured

Chromapost captured in press, photos, blog entries and tweets.
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two women holding up small pieces of paper with the words we're becoming immune to messages
About Chromapost project and a couple of other things. Written by Anica Tucakov for City Magazine, September 2013. English: www.aleksandarmacasev.blogspot.com/p/were-becoming-immune-to-messages-during.html Serbian: www.citymagazine.rs/kulturna-desavanja/art/4716/intervju-aleksandar-macasev
Chromapost Messenger Bag - An Art Installation Becomes a Bag Brooklyn Industrialist Blog http://brooklynindustries.tumblr.com/post/61595479144/chromapost-messenger-bag-an-art-installation-becomes Sling Backpack, Installation Art, Gym Bag, Music Fashion, Brooklyn, How To Become, Backpacks, Art
Chromapost Messenger Bag - An Art Installation Becomes a Bag Brooklyn Industrialist Blog http://brooklynindustries.tumblr.com/post/61595479144/chromapost-messenger-bag-an-art-installation-becomes
graffiti on the side of a building in front of a fence with bars painted on it
Street Art 2011 by 2011 | A Year in Street Art Photography by Lia Buffa | Blurb Books
Chromapost installation on the cover of "Street Art 2011, A year of street art photographed by Lia Buffa". Print on demand book at http://www.blurb.com/b/2878193-street-art-2011
an image of a website page with different colors and font on the bottom right corner
系統發生錯誤
Although without aesthetic intentions (if you want to express your emotions forget about color matching or prettifying) ChromaTweet easily slipped into an, albeit unorthodox, art form. The ever-growing color archive with its trends and fluctuations was a good base for all sorts of outgrowths like various abstract pieces and analog translations on canvas. ... Read the entire article at http://www.flipflipmeheidi.com/article/chroma-tweet
a group of people standing in front of a food truck that is painted orange and has the words gorilla cheese on it
Gothamist.
the new york times website is shown here
Some of the news outlets that picked up the Associated Press piece about Art Bridge (and ChromaTweet installation in Dumbo): CBS, NBC, WSJ... The entire list of links at: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=398289863558640=a.201523713235257.56617.201520379902257=1
people are standing in front of a building with graffiti on the walls and colorful bars
From the Flickr stream of Collin R. Erickson. http://www.flickr.com/photos/84431137@N00/7130281851/
an empty street in front of a tall brick building with graffiti on the walls and windows
From the Flickr stream of Shawna Deal. http://www.flickr.com/photos/shaleedea/7291868810/
an old brick building with graffiti on the side and rainbow striped awnings in front
Curtis Kulig & Chromatweet
Curtis Kulig’s Love above ArtBridge’s ChromaTweet by Aleksandar Maćašev in DUMBO, Brooklyn.
a man standing on the side of a road next to tall buildings and people walking around
ChromaTweet Dumbo Installation guided tour by ArtBridge. Photo: Patricia Huerta. The whole set at http://www.flickr.com/photos/macasev/sets/72157630999066480/
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a black car parked in front of a building with colorful stripes on it's side
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From the Flickr stream of Guy Wilkinson.
a man and woman standing in front of a building with graffiti on it
ChromaTweet proposal. From the Flickr stream of Collin R Erickson. http://www.flickr.com/photos/84431137@N00/
two people walking on the sidewalk in front of a building with graffiti written on it
Feel the love
"Yeah, that band of colour really livens up the street. It's pretty amazing, though, how many new things have popped up around these several blocks just in the past year."
an old brick building is painted with multicolored stripes and scaffoldings
Chromapost
From the Flickr stream of Collin R Erickson.
the color swatches are all different colors
Interview with A. M. for 'Tones', Pantone newsletter. By Keith Recker "Although I started ChromaTweet as a personal experiment I always had in mind some sort of social network where people would ChromaTweet their own feelings. Something very minimal and very emotional. Right now it is in its development stage and it will be launched for the public very soon. The main tag-line question will be "How do you feel?"" Read the interview at http://www.pantone.com/Resources/tones/v3-1/en-na/