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The Power UndergroundWhen it was introduced to London in the 19th century, the first underground railway was revolutionary. Able to provide quick, uninterrupted travel for commuters and easy access to the bustling city from the suburbs, the London Underground promised a better, more efficient future. It would take some convincing, however, to get the general public to hop onboard. People were understandably skeptical of the new technological marvel—after all, the idea of loud, smoky locomotives navigating the dank, dark circuitry of London’s underbelly wasn’t particularly appetizing. London Underground, Frank Pick, E. McKnight Kauffer, poster, advertisement, graphic design, Man Ray, Graham Sutherland, London, travel |
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Indelible Images: Contemporary Advertising DesignThis exhibition features a selection of contemporary magazine advertisements, posters, and television commercials. advertisement, advertising, graphic design, 20th century, posters, exhibitions |
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Monday Enhancement: The ArtvertiserThe Artvertiser is a software platform that replaces billboard advertisements with art in real-time. It works by teaching computers to recognize individual advertisements so they can be easily replaced with alternative content, like images and video. Artvertiser, artvertising, software, open source, advertisement, advertising, billboard, alternative, content, goggles, binoculars, improved reality, augmented reality |
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