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Art / 337 Project

The 337 Project involved 144 street artists bringing all 42 rooms and every exterior surface of a soon to be demolished building in Salt Lake City to life, albeit briefly. Once it’s demolished, will the owners of the new condominiums care about the artworks ever so fleetingly impressed upon the land? Perhaps if they were to see Rich Leg’s amazing flickr set taken during his visit to the building they might spare the artists a thought. [see also 11 Spring Street]

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jcore said | 6 June, 2007

The owner of the new condos( Adam Price ) is the same guy who made all this happen and demolishing the building is part of the art.

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Andy said | 9 June, 2007

Hey Jcore, nice recon! Thanks for letting us know. That’s very interesting, Adam must be a cool guy. We had no idea - thanks for sharing.

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