March 21, 2017 by
Person of the Crowd, contemporary art and flânerie at The Barnes Foundation

Michael Lieberman encounters archival performance art from the streets of the world and wonders about contemporary humans fixated on their cellphones and whether we are growing a population of cyber-flâneurs who are not really connected to the streets at all.

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Four-panel comic. Title of comic is 3:00 (three o’clock). Top panel shows a graffitti’d wall with a spray painted art project partly erasing the graffitti. The label at the bottom says “Mural Arts Philadelphia 2014.” Middle panel shows a dark wall with two painted murals on the wall that are partly covered up by a large number of posters of a woman’s face and a product name, “oat m*lk.” The label at the bottom of the panel says “Mural Arts Philadelphia 2021.” Bottom left panel shows the woman depicted in the posters putting on dark sunglasses. A label above her in script says “Poetic Justice…” Bottom right panel shows the same woman drinking oat milk out of a carton. Caption above the picture says “Brought to you by OAT M*LK.”
 
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