Allison Hunter Is Da Bomb
* Scintillating Street Art via #VideoBombHouston
By Catherine D. Anspon //
This past Monday night, Eastside Houston was the unlikely scene of a very surprising visual happening when Rice University Humanities Artist in Residence Allison Hunter rolled out the first installment of #VideoBombHouston.
Chapter one of the four-part series — more coming throughout the summer — turned the side of a rust-speckled industrial structure into an avant-garde film screen for Hunter’s droll little animations, starring an adorable rat and his avian pals and one bird frenemy. Scroll through for scenes from this underground evening filled with the paradox of art in an unexpected, authentic setting.
(To suggest a site for a future projection in your ‘hood, Tweet to Miz Hunter, @amhunter, or email al@allisonhunter.com.)
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