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It is a public space, and in a public space the public interest prevails.
It has raised a lot of issues about public space and what it means to mix this alternate-reality experience and public space.
They never imagined the dividing line between the way they move in public space, versus the way someone of dark complexion sometimes move through public space.
"Yes, the loss of public space—and the increased privatization of formerly public space—is a bad thing for the gay community, but for virtually all other communities, too," says Turner.
It's a public space — we cannot police for allergens.
The new mayor focused on urban planning and public space.
It will be free because it is a public space.
They can carve out a public space for themselves, too.
Current mayor Ada Colau shares Rueda's reverence for public space.
As a result, many immigrants have avoided public space entirely.
They assert that this is what public space is for.
Their images were censored from every publication and public space.
Public space construction — it's an excuse to construct a community.
"People see this public space as an opportunity," he said.
Even democratic societies resent this power over their public space.
Some would rather see those lots converted into public space.
Gradient artwork shared by the clothing brand Public Space is vaporwave.
And is public space really the best place to display it?
A single park bench suggests the beginnings of a public space.
This coincides worryingly with the squeezing of public space for discussion.
"Modernists stripped the female statues from the public space," Bone says.
"We don't have to treat public space like this," he said.
"The swimming pool is a very Australian public space," explains Holliday.
Treat the plane like a public space — not your living room
These controversies are about struggles over representation in a public space.
But that image, of course, was taken in a public space.
His designs emphasize the proximity of housing, shopping and public space.
Public space is almost extinct in many areas of the world.
The blog is not a public space, it's my living room.
Contempt has been injected into our public space from all sides.
Who would do this in a public space with live security.
Great public space is an enhancement to the life of everyone.
It is a public space in Brampton, Ontario, not a municipality.
It also calls for an expansive amount of open public space ...
It's a public space and we have to treat it that way.
The amount of public space in between the buildings is also striking.
She alleges this took place in a public space with people around.
It wasn't a lone shooter targeting a public space seemingly at random.
On the one hand, the photo was taken in a public space.
Seeing the paintings hung in a public space, how does it feel?
JR's project turned the public space into a giant photobooth and album.
The battle over Confederate statues is essentially a battle over public space.
It will transform city life and the way people use public space.
We live in a common public space, there are rules to follow.
"The prize would be more useful highlighting large abuses of public space."
The argument is challenging, primarily because YouTube is not a public space.
We'll provide that information to you but not in this public space.
It's about as bad and depressing as any public space can be.
The discussion took place on Twitter, but not in a public space.
The changes could significantly change the atmosphere of the popular public space.
Today, people all over the world use Minecraft to design public space.
The corporations as they are currently configured cannot rule public space everywhere.
This used to be a really accessible public space for the city.
Under the ADA, you can take service dogs to any public space.
Their address in public space makes people vulnerable, albeit unevenly and unequally so.
Is it truly public space if there's no opportunity to really disrupt things?
Who would do this in a public space with live security cameras running.
My transition was about me existing in public space and thriving in society.
No walking, no wheeling: Just private companies' private property, littered across public space.
More recently, cities have been leading projects to reclaim—or liberate—public space.
So in a public space, a celebrity can have no expectation of privacy.
What separates a physical and digital public space is greater accessibility and velocity.
How can there be a dialog in public space, if it lacks neutrality?
In between would be public space, a foyer looking out over the water.
This is a wonderful way to make public space more inclusive of women.
Perhaps the familiar hierarchy that we enact daily with race in public space?
"All of the development needs to enhance the public space," Mr. Samuelian said.
Also called a square, an open public space surrounded by buildings or streets.
A Public Space now hopes eventually to reissue all of Ms. Howland's books.
People gathered together in a public space but as an act of mourning.
"Our generation lived at a time when public space was undervalued," Muniz says.
And though he wasn't in a public space, visitors frequently asked about him.
People were taking advantage of the new public space in the mild weather.
Who would do this in a public space with live security ... cameras running.
"It is piece of cultural patrimony in a public space," she told Hyperallergic.
These opposing views are part of a wider cultural battle over public space.
"Our generation lived at a time when public space was undervalued," Muniz says.
Who would do this in a public space with live security...... ....cameras running.
This was a completely unconscious person being violently violated in a public space.
"They exist both as paintings [and as] posters in public space," Paul says.
Buttonholing is really about geography — it uses public space to break through message discipline.
His startling statements consumed the public space not already devoted to reporting poll results.
Some, recruited in New York's biggest public space, Central Park, participated face to face.
If you're arranging to purchase a product, meet the seller in a public space.
"There's a lot we want to do with that public space," Mr. Heller said.
I was taken into custody and charged with incommoding, or obstructing, a public space.
"The act itself is inappropriate in a public space," one traveler told the station.
They say we were trespassing, but we were just filming in a public space.
It lets you know that there is an imbalance of power in public space.
"I think this has brought this almost unavoidable conversation into public space," Super said.
But, like any other public space, she was allowed to nurse in the courtroom.
Manhattan is 36% road (overall, almost half of that capitalist temple is public space).
There are some very basic classic ingredients you should have in a public space.
Instead of, say, turning some part of it into a public space, Gorder fetishizes
It is a clever way for an introverted artist to interpret a public space.
Tomaskovic also said fees for using public space when building infrastructure were too high.
Public space is never neutral, even when it feels wild and green and free.
They aren't aware they're in a public space and there're other people around them.
The sustained violence quickly established the large pool as a whites-only public space.
However, the NYT notes, the "V-J" image was taken in a public space.
Both have made art about and in public space, although their styles are different.
Five months later, a Public Space Restriction Order imposing steep fines had been passed.
"These guys brought life to a public space that was being underutilized," she said.
Most Confederate monuments were, in short, the result of private groups colonizing public space.
We can use technology to bring conversations into the public space in new ways.
Other offerings include Nasdaq digital screen content curated by the design organization AIGA; prototype furnishings for public space by the local designers Brad Ascalon, Joe Doucet, Louis Lim, Douglas Fanning and Hive Public Space; talks with notable figures in design; and more.
Yet another public space is finding itself loved to death by the onslaught of Instagrammers.
Literally creating a public space declaring her deceased and encouraging people to come mourn her?
It's beyond me and concerns the treatment of women in general in the public space.
Someone just tried to airdrop a dick pic to my phone in a public space ????
"Once I enter a public space, I become incredibly rude," she says in all seriousness.
Images of Kiwi's flaming robot in a public space are unlikely to abate these concerns.
Whenever doing art in a public space there's always the risk of theft or vandalism.
Austrian regulators fined a retailer about $5,300 for surveillance of a public space without notice.
It's amazing because it gives us a chance to talk outside of a public space.
A closer look reveals what these features say about public space in a crowded city.
Upload filters would chip away at the internet's role as a public space for everyone.
They also provide a public space where people can come together and start a dialogue.
Under her administration, the program was more publicized and focused more squarely on public space.
Cities now have to be more clever about where they find opportunities for public space.
Mr. Emanuel talked often as mayor about the value of public space and good design.
Theorists have long grappled with the question of how individual walkers interact with public space.
As far as we knew, that public space we made memories on, was not public.
Statues of women, standing alone and demanding attention in a public space, are extremely rare.
If you could design a new public space in your neighborhood, what would it be?
It's in Market Square, a public space that has been renovated with restaurants and bars.
The city is shaped like an airplane, and there isn't a lot of public space.
"[The project] aims to raise questions about deviant and normal behavior within public space," Hovers says.
Talking about these subjects in public space is a must for a healthy, nonviolent community/world.
Hawthorne spoke with Hyperallergic about how to reframe our collective thinking about design and public space.
In these past few years, I've wondered: What's the best way to define a public space?
Disidencia (2007–ongoing) offers another instance of Cuevas' research into the political negotiation of public space.
You fill up the public space with things that aren't true, as Trump has obviously done.
The Hong Kong government showered his family with official paperwork for his paternal grandfather's public space.
Indignant at this relinquishing of public space, the group calls the act an "illegal land grab".
This Swedish proposal for Stockholm's downtown incorporates light, greenery, and public space into its tall buildings.
He's an aloof observer, silently making passing judgments on those who share public space with him.
They include not just reduced mobility for everyone and degraded public space, but serious health costs.
From early on, he was drawn to the camera's ability to represent time in public space.
Apple Music gave the singles a public space (where they can be found at bit.ly/EverySingleFriday).
How do individuals resist when already entrenched incumbents are given priority in our digital public space?
But the lack of public space for criticism has risen up the agenda for Western powers.
The architect Daniel Libeskind said that his books have inspired a rethinking of European public space.
Four are on city-owned property, and one more is in a privately owned public space.
Public space was no fun: there was always someone disturbing your privacy, making you feel uncomfortable.
But light art can be just as powerful outside, especially when installed in a public space.
To decolonize public space is to continue a process that liberates the individual and the community.
The other half involves actually walking out into public space and knowing she will get stares.
These could include changes to the design of a public space, lighting or public awareness campaigns.
The right sought to match its own dominance of public space with a demonstration of discipline.
It is growing oppressive in some areas and weak in others, ceding public space to extremists.
Shariah law has been justifiably criticized as a dangerous injection of religion into the public space.
"Coffee used to be more of a public space, more like a bar," Knisely told MUNCHIES.
Q. Do you think turning an official building into a public space is a political statement?
At home, it has undermined press freedom and shrunk the public space for airing contentious issues.
There are also plans to expand the lobby and make it a more welcoming public space.
"I wanted to witness those acts of humanity happening in this very public space," he said.
Like similar episodes, it involved a public space, an emblem of common ground and open society.
" Rather than just being told, "Hey, you've walked into public space so, basically, you've already consented.
Of 150 applicants, 58 arts groups have been granted free public space on the massive island.
Twitter may be a public square – where almost anything can go – but it isn't a public space.
"They are using public space as their private warehouse," said Christine Berthet, who lives in Midtown Manhattan.
Another way of putting this is that streets inside the superblock become shared, mixed-use public space.
It was about trying to reignite that idea about the possibility of public space here in Chicago.
If you're in a public space, make sure people know what's going on so you have witnesses.
The internet, or at least the parts of it most of us use, isn't a public space.
Her book also features conversations with several prominent artists, curators, and activists about art in public space.
They are probably on their way to catching an Eevee or Oddish running through a public space.
How many still believe that not just government institutions but public space itself is toxic to them?
"Seeing these stereotypes in the public space where everyone can see it, we couldn't bear it anymore."
They held public space—the building they called the "People's House"—and urged supporters to join them.
Intervening in and changing public space is central to the Turkish government's vision of a "new Turkey".
In 1993, the German government asked Burle Marx to design a public space in a unified Berlin.
One can turn off or ignore the TV, but how can we live without entering public space?
"Public space is really the backbone or the skeleton of the city," Anderson told Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Although the building is privately owned, the Community Garden on the fifth floor is a public space.
Nearly every kind of public space in the city has been developed with close attention to detail.
The selfie represents woman documenting their existence in public space, and that has historically been frowned upon.
The result is a battle over Britain's public space, waged between local city planners and telecommunications firms.
Ferry travelers can book an austere room, or they can crash out in almost any public space.
Public Space The Modern's reopening has occasioned special commissions from five artists, and one commission-like acquisition.
"We thought let's make a public space where nothing costs money," said Benjamin Peter, the project's coordinator.
But the bottom line is it's not a crime to record police activities in a public space.
"I have a right to walk in a public space in my Spider-Man costume," he said.
He was succeeded by Brigid Hughes, who is now the editor of the journal A Public Space.
Today the building is not only a public space for the arts, but a gazetted national monument.
Therefore, it is incumbent upon the government to put in the public space the reasons of arrest.
Paddock discovered a particularly effective way to murder — choose a hotel overlooking a large open public space.
Have students look around on the subway, at the park, or in just about any public space.
Public space in Saudi Arabia is traditionally segregated -- restaurants usually separate space dedicated to families from men's.
This concept of a body as public space is the mode that women, in general, operate in.
The base contains a walkable, marble-filled public space, and the street level has a landscaped garden.
"We'll be in his public space, making a demand, and he'll be stuck with us," Neiman said.
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The gap that separates the dignified public space from its obscene underside is now more and more transposed into public space, with ambiguous consequences: inconsistencies and violations of public rules and openly accepted or at least ignored, but, simultaneously, we are all becoming openly aware of these inconsistencies.
It's about the humanity of trans people, about us having the right to exist in a public space.
Primary among them is that going to the bathroom is a private act, even in a public space.
"When you place a piece in a public space, you need to really choreograph the experience," he says.
There are also ways to "build" trails using apps and smartphones to direct people to public space assets.
The Louvre, once the king's palace in Paris, became a public space only thanks to the French Revolution.
This year, we celebrate the power of collectives, performance as political activism, and artistic activations of public space.
" Semple notes that "often they aim to remove a certain section of a community from a public space.
"This campaign is following the same pattern of public space becoming more narrow and subject to conservative norms."
He regularly talks about contemporary art, performance, postcolonialism, politics, public space, and visual culture at museums and colleges.
If people look good to each other in public space, they are much more likely to use it.
Public space in Germany is not held hostage by liability lawsuits; Berlin playgrounds are not designed by lawyers.
My work interrogates distorted color perception and its impact upon the value of human life in public space.
Somerville, Massachusetts just became the second U.S. city to ban the use of facial recognition in public space.
"It's going to be a learning curve for a while," he said, of living in a public space.
W. Tillerson, expressed astonishment at the use in a public space of a substance like the nerve agent.
It is still new public space, malleable, in the process of being shaped by residents to their needs.
Social media consumes the public imagination like the giant statues of tyrants from former times consumed public space.
This time, he was to include Mr. Saint Laurent's studio, which had remained untouched, in the public space.
Manhattan real estate is too valuable and rare to devote a majority of public space to moving traffic.
"This is public space," Paul Escobar, the president of LGBTQ political action group BAYMEC, told the Mercury News.
Whether it hangs in a gallery, or in a public space, the artist's work is still their own.
Mr. Tobin: I think the public space is one of the most contested spaces an artist can work.
Read the full "Public Space for Free Expression" letter to Mayor Bill de Blasio at Van Alen Institute. 
Koshalek wanted to rethink the museum's relationship to its audience, and the relationship between private and public space.
One of the things you said early on was this idea of the privatization of the public space.
The goal was to turn the public space into a group performance inspired by the energy of love.
There's a catch, though: You have to perform the scene in a public space, just like Tommy and Greg.
Public Space, a Los Angeles based online shop run by designer Eric Wu, has debuted a LaCroix swim suit.
These photographers were a part of a movement of gay visibility with the objective of taking back public space.
But research has not shown women to be more vulnerable in public bathrooms than in any other public space.
A subsequent statement from the Arena said that the incident took place outside the venue in a public space.
Tied up in this infamous incident and its aftermath was a question: to whom does public space really belong?
Please do so, it also works for other "types" of harassment of a lone person in a public space!!
This is why the reality and universal dimension of a public space or a street are essential to me.
The concept of handing out free books by leaving them in a public space is not a new one.
"  "Who has the time in their day to come into a public space just to spread hatred and negativity?
These works demonstrate how writers and artists used language, popular culture, and public space to mobilize a Chilean public.
Fedato: But I don't think you can compare having someone come over with having sex in a public space.
Szczesny's act of protest happened in this public space and was for sure visible, but how was it 'seen'?
And then parks and public space are something that we all have as common, you know, civic common areas.
"Am I running ?" he asked, as if dismissing all debate about restrictions in a privately held, semi-public space.
The country entered the Guinness Book of Records for having the most fountains in a public space in 2008.
Many people said that they found the experience refreshing and that they yearned for more public space like this.
This aggressive patrolling of public space bears an eerie resemblance to another race-induced contagion in America decades ago.
Orsos says, As a public space our job is about enhancing people's willingness to raise questions and feel uncomfortable.
The rounded lawn of City Hall is a democratic haven amid the increasingly privatized public space of Los Angeles.
She's a geography professor at the George Washington University, and author of The National Mall: No Ordinary Public Space.
The second challenge is the reality that only a portion of most service lines is in the public space.
In 2008, American troubadour Usher mused wildly about a roiling state of desire and romance in a public space.
Often, after making the shift, Ruefle comes back to that public space, hearing and seeing everything around her differently.
They're a way of reclaiming public space, which has been severely privatized over the past several decades, however briefly.
Natural light floods into the atrium through these "parts," making the opera house feel like a true public space.
It doesn't want to be viewed as a public space, because then it would be subjected to governmental oversight.
Contemporary artists working at the intersection of inclusivity, diversity, and public space are encouraged to apply by March 31.
But, activists argue, preserving and teaching history can be accomplished without keeping a racist insult in a public space.
But bikes and similar vehicles take up far less public space and are much more environmentally sustainable than cars.
The court effectively claimed in its ruling that the three activists had used premeditated violence to occupy public space.
That legislation was accompanied by penal code reforms to further dissuade public dissent and unregulated use of public space.
Focusing on public space, the architects extended a landscaped park along the Lez River on the building's west side.
They should be able to carry those guns in whatever public space they want without question and without hassle.
It has proposed expanding into a nearby neighborhood, with housing and public space for local residents alongside its offices.
"They were extraordinary, from the first sentence," said Ms. Hughes, who published the story "Interiors" in A Public Space.
With a keen awareness of their interaction with audiences, these protesters strategically utilize public space, physicality, costuming, and rhetoric.
The video went viral, eliciting a backlash from conservatives in the kingdom, where public space is generally gender-segregated.
Still, their main battlefields are not on our borders, but in the battle of ideas in the public space.
But it also resonates in a debate over who owns public space in this city of nearly nine million.
So everyone had something to say about this in China, where body is essentially a part of public space.
I wanted to bring their voices into the public space and write a book with women in the center.
It will bar unvaccinated minors from public places, and retroactively penalize parents who allowed the children in public space.
An ad takeover helps a new wave of anti-billboard activists raise awareness about the value of public space.
Trump had agreed to maintain it as a public space as a zoning concession when the tower was built.
But the problems highlighted by Living While Black incidents are not solely about the ways public space is controlled.
Can you speak to the potential of the artist and institutional critique to intervene in public space and legislation?
Gain a broad understanding of urban development, executing projects that transform community organizing, public space, housing, infrastructure, and more.
I kept saying, "Please stop, please stop," but he didn't until I managed to get back into the public space.
This PR maneuver led many of the guys' real-life acquaintances to post about them in a very public space.
Part of the oppression faced by gay and transgender people in the '60s was being denied access to public space.
People are isolated by a lack of disposable income, and by their ability to get work and experience public space.
From reshaping public space to hijacking national histories, others work with personal archives to express individual perspectives on collective experience.
"Public space is the place for democracy: this space that belongs to all of us," she told the New Yorker.
As much as I still probably believe what that sentiment was, doing that in a public space was a mistake.
To topple Lenin is to make him/it disappear from the public space, as well as from the mental space.
The Transparent scene, she has made clear, is part of her quest to normalize trans bodies in the public space.
On paper, Beit Beirut should provide a much-needed public space for reflection, reconciliation and the celebration of ordinary lives.
My work does not seek to obliterate a public space; vandalism in all sense has no respect for another individual.
Some questions remain as to the nature of the ritual items located in nearly every public space in Las Vegas.
The president claimed that the First Amendment doesn't apply to his Twitter account as it is not a public space.
He's never been out in the public space saying this is what we can do to make the country better.
Throughout his career, Mr. Wines has proselytized for enticing public space, something he finds depressingly rare in the United States.
"The Internet is a public space where women have a right to exist safely and freely without fear," Obama said.
"I liked the idea of a black female body with autonomy, moving independently through a public space," said Ms. Syms.
However, he suspects LGBT activists' efforts were a factor in getting approval to hold the launch in a public space.
The teachings that shape their values as people of faith may function in public space as ideas, not religious truths.
The American government pretty much stopped growing when the civil rights movement forced whites to share public space with blacks.
California has put a sharp focus on the tension between commercializing public space on highways versus protecting the public's interest.
A true public space is constantly negotiating knowledge or the lack of it, rather than presenting a position of expertise.
There's something really amazing about being impacted by a painting or installation in a public space, or in your neighborhood.
As Gay notes in Hunger, fat bodies become "public space," with everyone feeling entitled to make unsolicited opinions about them.
That message is constantly repeated by the Palestinian media and educational system and goes uncontested in the Palestinian public space.
The Bangladeshi government might have pulled whatever license allowed them to host their exhibition in the academy's quasi-public space.
Nothing beats a secret place, and even better if, as in this enthralling story, it's hidden in a public space.
I kept saying, 'Please stop, please stop, but he didn't until I managed to get back into the public space.
Her poetry and translations of contemporary Russian poets have appeared in Chicago Review, Conjunctions, A Public Space, and other publications.
" She added, "We'd like to lay this to rest so we can deliver the new public space the community deserves.
Twitter has an unflinching commitment to being a public space, where even highly offensive voices are allowed to be heard.
"They have got quite an obstacle to scale there in the fact that it&aposs a public space," Jobb said.
Her only dealbreaker was the need for some kind of wall so her bed wouldn't be in the public space.
If dropping a few hundred for a seat isn't your style, there's a sliver of public space at every beach.
So, you know, shame on us, but it's gone now, and we can make it a beautiful inclusive public space.
At the Queens Museum, Ronny Quevedo uses the rules of sports as metaphors for the boundaries drawn in public space.
Burle Marx cared deeply about public space, especially as it had the ability to influence a wide audience of people.
By breaking the vehicle apart and placing it in a public space, did they deconstruct the violence out of it?
But gardens and backyards are special trading zones that span the imaginary boundaries between nature and culture, domestic and public space.
Artists are being asked to pay to play in what is marketed as an open call for art in public space.
The police ticketed one of the artists and a journalist that was accompanying the group for allegedly vandalizing a public space.
I don't think women claiming time for themselves is wrong; I don't necessarily think women taking up public space is, either.
The third place is the coffeehouse, the bar, the mall — a public space for relaxing, socializing, sharing ideas, or goofing off.
After an hour, the police told them that if they wanted to continue to protest, they could go to public space.
Sally was not scared, she was simply taken aback by hearing someone so vehemently disagree with her in a public space.
When we enter a public space, the last thing we want is to be harassed or even talked to by strangers.
"It's not in a public space, it's in someone's backyard," Amith, who described herself as a "cat lady," explained to CBS.
The problem is exacerbated by the fact that online, there is less of a clear distinction between private and public space.
The deleting of the accounts is a way to create, as I said, a public space outside of the addiction sphere.
Palace sources emphasize that there is room in the public space for Kate and Meghan's distinct strengths and interests to shine.
It's really about us having access to public space, because transgender people have been using the bathroom for a long time.
"It is in the middle of Cologne, in the marketplace, or forum: the public space in the city center," Schmitz said.
This obscures inequities in recreation time, access to public space, and exposes the active marginalization of girls at the grassroots level.
Be smart about the sites you visit and, as always, think twice before sharing any personal information in a public space.
Others thought that Manhattan—already home to Central Park and the High Line—did not need yet another luxury public space.
And, in some way, although he's not a lawyer, Stone has been representing himself in the public space his entire life.
Being branded a serial complainer is quite a reason to be banned from stepping foot in a public space ever again.
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Hate speech is present in everyday language, on the bus, in the shop, at work, in different aspects of public space.
These social media firms are now refereeing content of the angry, polarizing and downright crazy public space those giants themselves created.
Of course, today's pristine new cathedral of public space soon becomes the temple ground for another Apple store and John Varvatos.
The only shortcoming may be in its music, stock zen garden tunes blended with the soft din of a public space.
" One body's patriot occupying a public space, be it a Wall Street park or an Oregon wildlife refuge, is another's "terrorist.
Civic Center Plaza, like so many urban plazas everywhere, gives the appearance of public space while simultaneously restricting access to it.
"In the public space, the word incompetence has been brought forward and I am absolutely offended with that characterization," he said.
We cannot allow this public space to become a complete wild West, with little or no protection for the citizen user.
"These are people who put themselves in the public space and exposed themselves to criticism," by becoming public officials, she said.
"And that's also what we do when we meet in a public space to protest or to grieve together," she said.
His last work was Moerenuma Park, a 400-acre public space in Sapporo, Japan, where children and adults alike could play.
Largely futile, conformity-enforcing vigilance undoes public space as a place for free exchange, for encounter with difference and for adventure.
VISO How we think about the decisions we make around what's put in public space, that process needs to be examined.
The result would be a wall running alongside the High Line, obscuring views of the public space on the other side.
"In a quintessential public space, can the city argue that you can only be limited to a specific section?" he said.
If we are interfering in public space, should we be part of that, or should we offer a sort of antidote?
The device helps you identify and isolate a speaker's voice so you can follow a conversation even in a public space.
SINGAPORE — Every now and then we experience art so perfectly suited for a public space, it raises our appreciation for both.
"Anything that places a spotlight on the underperformance of privately owned public space can help secure legal compliance," Professor Kayden said.
Landscape of the Year 2019 went to the Demonstration Section of Yangpu Riverside Public Space, which is located in Shanghai, China.
We chose to talk in the lobby of the Intercontinental hotel, since it was a well-lit, well-guarded public space.
Hughes was a former editor of the Paris Review and is the current editor of the literary magazine A Public Space.
She did not fear for her safety, as they were in a totally public space and they were both with other people.
Private space is where you have to wait to be invited; and public space, you can go any time, but it's anonymous.
In an effort to clean it up, the city developed a privately owned public space, now known as Yonge and Dundas Square.
It's become public space not just for people who live outdoors, but it's the place where people go to think in public.
He sees superblocks as a way for politicians to hand over control of public space to something more like direct local democracy.
As soon as you enter a public space — a home, a restaurant, a museum, a bar — head to the bathroom at once.
What had been a public space to prepare for or decompress from the drama within has become part of the entrance gantlet.
"It is vital to start questioning how much of our virtual public space we are willing to give to companies," Errazuriz said.
For a population of 23m, the internet is even more natural as a public space for discussion than the practice of voting.
"I have never witnessed such extent of catcalling in a public space — the unapologetic staring, whistling, commenting, and even grabbing," she said.
We are more than the sum of our parts… My transition was about me existing in public space and thriving in society.
It is perhaps no accident that the superblock principle was born from a culture known for its fierce defense of public space.
Shortly after the January standoff began, protest leaders insisted that they were cleaning up the public space and were not damaging property.
"I kept saying, 'Please stop, please stop,' but he didn't until I managed to get back into the public space," said Goff.
The museum started as Coleman's collection of over 40,000 books and personal artefacts, and later expanded to the public space in Portland.
Often, there'll already be multiple people on the scene, and it's hard not to feel under pressure in such a public space.
While some neighborhoods experience positive outcomes, gentrification studies are mostly concerned with access to housing, public space and the loss of community.
Insist that your daughter, or son, do whatever they're doing online in a public space: in the kitchen or the living room.
The scene, in some ways, signifies what it means to be a 27-year-old black woman artist traversing public space today.
Both projects are notable for their focus on public space within a museum campus, as well as for their use of ceramics.
He added that bike share operators will have to respect rules about using public space and may have to pay a license.
The small reception desk is next to the diminutive lobby — the Maison Saint Louis's main public space is its adjacent bar-restaurant.
In contrast, "1601 Park" was built from scratch because she was interested in how standardized architecture affects both domestic and public space.
"The beauty of a hotel lobby is there is both an air of a private space and a public space," he said.
Any plants that can be viewed from a public space solicit a fine of 5,000 Canadian dollars or three months in jail.
"Our invisibility in the public space, on the stage, doesn't help us," they wrote, noting that they were not interested in censorship.
Unfortunately, the loss of trust in public space does not reduce the risk or mitigate the danger of being in that space.
It is a principle of freedom which allows, in public space and republican fraternity, living together in the respect of one another.
"It reflects the social norm of preserving your own privacy and respecting the privacy of others in a public space," he said.
And unless this trajectory shifts, these solutions will only continue to get more absurd, eradicating public space for many who need it.
They don't have the right, however, to invade the public space  and impose their ideology  and belief system represented by their dress.
The pyrotechnics celebrated the opening of a new public space for her nonprofit arts organization, Through the Flower — and her 2000th birthday.
From there, move through the 1920s and '30s where the notion of taking candid photographs in a public space became more commonplace.
Hard to imagine in a city where public space is ever more privatized, and gentrification has marched headlong with more aggressive policing.
If you jaywalk, if you do anything that seems to be rude in public space, then again, your credit score goes down.
Earlier this month, one of those organizations, the Van Alen Institute, posted the "Public Space for Free Expression" letter on its site.
The courtyard will unify the corner with a public space for gatherings, workshops, gardening, performances, and displays of local and international art.
Some of them have long been a topic of conversation among people concerned about the city's representations of history in public space.
In a city that is over 80 percent African-American people, there was no culture that was on display in public space.
According to the New York agreement, Amazon will be responsible for some infrastructure improvements, including creating nearby public space and a waterfront esplanade.
Mother Jones defines mass shootings as "indiscriminate rampages" resulting in four or more deaths from a single shooting incident in a public space.
In this way, they could reassess the public space as something new: as a canvas for art, a backdrop for dream-like messages.
Without public spaces, Rueda says, all the amenities of public space, including exposure to greenery and basic social mixing, must be recreated privately.
According to MTA spokesperson Shams Tarek, the body is moved to a "non-public" space until the police can call a medical examiner.
When we post thirst tweets, we're performing queerness in the public space for our queer followers, but also for straight people to see.
"The people will be different, the relations between them will be different, and the uses of public space will be different," Rueda says.
A local business in Austria was also fined €4,800 in October last year for having a security camera that was filming public space.
They've allocated millions of acres of public space to car infrastructure, the ubiquity of which has fueled the demand for even more cars.
The agreement fails to make simple declarations on basic items: city ownership of data collected in public space and publicly owned digital infrastructure.
His goal is to inspire thought about how the internet impacts public space, and what happens to community when physical transactions become unnecessary.
Although they were all in a quasi-public space, she was photographing them and sharing those photos without her subjects' knowledge or consent.
There are simply more celebrities around, more ways to find out about their death and a larger public space in which to respond.
British Transport police said one hit Manchester Arena's foyer, but the arena said that it had taken place outside in a public space.
As the Y blinks on and off, shifting terms of ownership, it prompts the question, what makes a physical space a public space?
One lush public space with fountains, lawns and benches can be glimpsed behind a metal fence with a gate on East 70th Street.
He's keeping his word that he was going to remain active in the public space and work on the issues he cares about.
We're saying that the hard work of simply existing as a sex worker in a public space might be starting to pay off.
In Hannah Arendt writing, public space is described as a sphere intrinsically connected to people, a common ground to be seen and heard.
When they returned to the public space, Schrager ordered coffee and then, on his phone, shouted at someone about the elevator-override system.
An all-glass, street-level facade is intended to draw foot traffic into a visible public space where talks and events are planned.
" A Princeton website says, "Ai complicates conversations about repatriation, shared cultural heritage and contemporary expectations regarding the democratization of art and public space.
"At least during the protests, people did enjoy the freedom of a public space, having their lunch and biking there," Mr. Fung said.
It's also one of the largest developments in the US, sitting on 14 acres of public space and comprising 18 million square feet.
"The suspension requires that all Skip branded vehicles are removed from the public space in the next 85033 hours," an agency statement said.
The work of polemicists like Sarah Jeong, recently hired to The New York Times editorial board, is to make arguments in public space.
I toured the site recently with an architect who admired Mr. Calatrava for sticking to his guns and conceiving an ambitious public space.
If that threat is there, if you feel you're being watched, you self-police, and this pushes people out of the public space.
It's a complete shift from last summer's Psychobarn by Cornelia Parker, which was simple and confined to a corner of the public space.
And a growing number of defensive designs in cities worldwide target and discourage people who are homeless from feeling welcome in public space.
I don't think we can or should give up the idea of an online public space where productive political discourse can take place.
Amazon Career Day took place at "The Grounds," a recently opened "art and public space activation where Crystal City and Pentagon City meet."
Officials have already begun cracking down: travel restrictions, schools, restaurants, and public space closures, exam cancellations, and remote work mandates are in effect.
We curated exhibitions on the Brooklyn Heights Promenade at a time when city support for art in public space was rare and new.
While the projects vary in type, scope, and location, what unites them is an attempt to remake heavy-duty infrastructure into public space.
During this time, Hunaity required the victim to sleep on a bed in a public space in Hunaity's homes, including in the kitchen.
We settled in a little town called Deal, which has huge homes and not a lot of public space other than the beach.
There is a certain beauty in the expanses of public space, now vacant amid the pandemic, these photos from around the world show.
Her exhibitions have focused on tenant struggles and homelessness; the Iraq and Afghanistan wars; public space; and — very often — the experiences of women.
Some participating artists are well-known, including the feminist activist group Guerrilla Girls, famous for provocative art in public space, and Hans Haacke.
Why does the city provide public space, free of charge, for storage of private property that is, for most people, a discretionary expenditure?
" He added, "When it is rolled back over the main building, it exposes a large public plaza for outdoor performances or public space.
The hotel's public space will pivot around a new reception area situated within the village's seasonal restaurant, which will be enlarged and revamped.
The nearby Farnsworth Art Museum had also expressed an interest in helping convert Mr. Indiana's house into a public space for his art.
"They have a different notion of the public space," he said, blaming the introduction of France's guaranteed minimum income, for the neighborhood's problems.
But if that doesn't apply to you, then you probably shouldn't fear public transit, at least any more than any other public space.
About two-thirds of the women surveyed said they experienced harassment in a public space; about a third reported harassment in the workplace.
"In my home and my gallery, nobody can luckily get me to take down anything, but this is a public space," she said.
You should assume that any time you touch such items in a public space, you may also get in touch with the virus.
It was one of those West Side apartments with a lot of public space and then the bedrooms were squished into the back.
So the extent that it's opened up the public space to new voices and new perspective, it's made us better and more democratic.
Cognitec, a German facial recognition company, showed me how its technology can follow people as they move around an airport or public space.
Research shows that instead of making us more isolated in public space, mobile devices actually make us more likely to linger and socialize.
CreditCreditPhilip Greenberg for The New York Times A paradox: In an age when privacy has dwindled, public space seems to be atrophying too.
Beijingers brought food and water to the demonstrators, and student marshals kept the peace, organized logistics, maintenance and cleaning of the public space.
Beijingers brought food and water to the demonstrators, and student marshals kept the peace, organized logistics, maintenance and cleaning of the public space.
When you're sitting alone in a public space, the last thing you want is to become the unwitting subject of a social experiment.
Suddenly public school was no longer another site of opportunity and advancement in California, but a public space being contested by black people.
There are great architectural spaces that aren't currently used for exhibits proper and could be used as public space in a welcoming way.
Helguera is part of a younger generation of socially engaged artists that has increasingly adopted Lacy's ways of engaging passerby in public space.
When others told him to speak quietly because they were in a public space he said "I am not scared," the release says.
Twelve New York City organizations signed a letter that encourages Mayor Bill de Blasio to protect and expand public space for free expression.
The city has a progressive mayor, Ada Colau, whose administration is dedicated to public space and vigorously pushing forward the city's urban plan.
"This on/off idea means that the public space can once again be open, making room for events, markets or everyday life," said Berg.
The prosecutors portrayed Officer Liang as acting recklessly in pulling out his weapon and firing inside a public space where residents come and go.
Whether this is new and more efficient forms of transport or how we design our public space so that it works better for citizens.
Walter Benjamin noted that the social aspect of film, seen in the public space of the theater, was one of its outstanding revolutionary qualities.
In the wake of movements like Time's Up and #MeToo, award shows are the latest public space where celebrities are showing solidarity for women.
It seems particularly cruel to not allow consumption of booze in a public space in Manhattan, a place where most people don't have backyards.
Compared to a living, breathing, nondigital neosoul groove, electrobeats hardly signify as private: technological surface usually implies a commercial and hence a public space.
Second, the process of manually recording this on pen and paper can be more tedious and feel less private out in a public space.
Local press carry stories of residents unhappy that the new public space has, in some places at least, not amounted to much just yet.
But in the multi-ethnic city of Kirkuk, the campaign is in full force with every inch of public space dominated by candidates' billboards.
In fact, don't bother going to Washington D.C. at all, because every public space operated and funded by the federal government will be closed.
If they can pull it off, VIZIR could end up being one of the first major uses of augmented reality in the public space.
Besides the official committee process stalling out, members have few opportunities to be together as colleagues, and public space is increasingly antagonistic and dangerous.
An upper class woman's place in India is a better place, and has more access to a public space, than a lower class man.
As the Iraqi government pushed broadly to constrain the protests, it sought in Baghdad, the capital, to restrict them to a smaller public space.
As Muntaser, the student and activist, told me, one of the most powerful elements of the Sudanese demonstrations was the reclaiming of public space.
The economy has grown, government services have improved, and public space has been expanded for religious women, like her, who wear Islamic head coverings.
Others, with a more libertarian bent, will likely consider the scenario of a private versus public space race a feature rather than a bug.
Technically speaking, the tower lobby is public space, if privately owned — one of more than 500 privately owned public spaces that litter the city.
That would be at the Wynwood Walls, a public space that celebrates street art with murals by artists like Ron English and Kenny Scharf.
While being naked in a public space is a normal thing for the naturists, it's not something that the general public regularly partakes in.
Why it matters: Mylan's idea has the potential to revolutionize how medicines, especially those that might be needed in a public space, are sold.
"A hue is never still or set," explains Molteni, an advocate for bright colors, civic art, and their respective ability to change public space.
At Kellogg Community College, three students representing Young Americans for Liberty were arrested for handing out pocket Constitutions in a public space on campus.
After World War I, almost every village in the country had a road named after him, or his poster hanging in a public space.
The lobby, designated a public space by the City of New York, was closed off on Friday morning as Mr. Trump met with advisers.
Its usually in a public space and it's there at minimum for an entire day … at maximum, it could be there for a month.
Meanwhile in the United States, the sprawl of the suburbs, and decline of urban downtowns, required a new perspective on designing vibrant public space.
Meanwhile the plaza that fronts the church functions as a fascinating and vibrant public space, filled with families, musicians, vendors selling souvenirs and snacks.
Politics is about the assertion of values in the public space, and values are bound up with personal identity in all kinds of ways.
The development would also include 2500 acres of public space, banked to protect against flooding, as well as barges with cafes and kayak docks.
" The academy said it would provide no further details on the matter, even though there may be "additional information already in the public space.
To live in a city like New York, where I've spent most of my adult life, is to trade private space for public space.
According to a Vienna Tourist Board spokeswoman, Helena Hartlauer, Transport for London rejected the original images, citing trepidation about depicting genitals in public space.
"As citizens, we have a role in activating public space," said Elvira Dyangani Ose, the Creative Time senior curator who worked on the project.
In our liberal democracy, any occupation of public space — even, sometimes especially, at play — is a celebration of the rights of assembly and expression.
The Muslim woman in America, breathing American air, occupying American public space and generally making the mind-blowing political statement of being an American.
Many states in the US have banned or limited smoking indoors in a public space, including California, which is where "Blade Runner" is set.
"Now it is time to reclaim this vital public space for everyone rather than a few powerful unaccountable companies in Silicon Valley" said Naidoo.
If you&aposre in a public space and you&aposre not expecting any files, it&aposs probably a good idea to turn off AirDrop.
The project is part of a rezoning effort in midtown Manhattan that is supposed to boost office construction and improve public space and transportation.
Since the shoot was in a public space, bystanders sometimes tried to get subjects like Mr. Temple to smile, which the photographer didn't want.
The state law allows for cannabis consumption in a private residence, making it illegal to consume in a hotel, public space or convention center.
And one privately owned public space, part of a lot at 410 East 58th Street, was eliminated when a building was constructed over it.
Every one of us is a potential victim, simply by being present — in a public space, a classroom, a nightclub or even at work.
La Machine's other animal creations—which count an elephant, a dragon-horse, and a giraffe, among others—have all been staged in public space.
In a similar vein, Althamer's guerilla action attests to the radical contingency of art in being able to activate political discussions in public space.
The Noguchi Foundation was not consulted on the proposal and says it undermines Isamu Noguchi's vision of the public space around his iconic sculpture.
Both works were commissioned by the Public Art Fund, and Descension is the organization's fifth installment of artwork at the public space in DUMBO, Brooklyn.
As a form of protest, the organization stages "die-ins" where members lay on the ground of a public space and pretend to be dead.
A smart city approach — manifesting the internet in public space — will be the enabler of a transit experience that is more reliable, safer and efficient.
McDaniel contested Conway's account of the incident, and said Inabinett was merely exercising First Amendment rights by expressing her personal opinions in a public space.
Once we begin experiencing the world predominantly through AR, our public space will be dominated by corporate content designed to subconsciously manipulate and control us.
There is a palpable balance that comes from the tension between private and public space, often resulting in making the two indistinguishable from one another.
Ahead, Lizzie Post, co-host of the Awesome Etiquette podcast, answers our most pressing questions about how to handle dirty clothes in a public space.
The show is delightful and unexpectedly challenging: it's a reminder of the troubles and joys of public space and the tangled politics of city parks.
In secular France, civil servants cannot wear hair-covering veils during working hours and face-covering veils are banned for everybody in the public space.
It's an art project called Swale, which was created last year by artist Mary Mattingly as a way to grow produce in a public space.
Superblocks represent an opportunity to extend and enrich public space, according to Janet Sanz, councillor for ecology, urban planning and transport for Barcelona city council.
She visualizes a merger of historical and contemporary experiences of color perception, and she considers their effects on human life in public space in America.
So we give up our public space, our neighbor-to-neighbor conversations and ultimately our personal mobility for the next car, and the next one.
The judges said, though, that it was fine to ticket people if there was available shelter space and they're sleeping in a public space anyway.
Trump Tower is this weird space that is both a presidential site and a public space, so it's not like walking into the White House.
A public space on the Upper East Side with a fountain and sprawling lawn was empty — not surprisingly since it was shut away behind fencing.
"Projecting the messages in public space gives a voice to the refugees and artists that lets them reach the people in the city," says Mang.
Reclaiming Public Space  As cities continue to grow, it's important that public outdoor space for animals, specifically dogs, isn't forgotten in the bustle to build.
Cultural traits, traditions, customs and experiments in ways of living are consciously and subconsciously absorbed through osmosis by all those who inhabit the public space.
Tevereterno requisitioned this downtown section of the Tiber more than a decade ago to create a dedicated public space for contemporary art, called Piazza Tevere.
"This is the ultimate irony — when I was growing up we had more public space," said Khor whose organization works on community-based urban regeneration.
Many of these buildings also, however, make a seminal contribution to shaping the public space and defining the character of the communities where they exist.
If you're in a crowded public space, such as a Central Park or a music festival, it can be difficult to describe your precise location.
A strip of new parkland, running onto the site from the north, would flow into a public space about the size of Union Square Park.
He said he and his husband, Michael Cominotto, underwrote the renovation because, as a public space, the chapel was not all that it could be.
Guinn, who has painted numerous large-scale murals around Philadelphia, had received a grant from the Knight Foundation for a project in a public space.
Public space is a scarce resource, and there are often fierce struggles about the meanings that public parks and streets will be used to convey.
They are statements on existentialism, time, love, isolation, ennui, angst, interconnectedness, freedom; they raise political questions of incarceration, homelessness, bureaucracy, immigration and citizenship, public space.
"The 1901 McMillan plan takes that concept of L'Enfant and refines it, enhances it into much more of a public space," Lisa Benton-Short says.
The feminist group involved in the project Noms Peut-etre (Names Maybe) say they are working to "denounce the invisibility of women in public space".
"We dedicate half of public space to cars even though cars only represent 12% of trips," Angell co-founder and CEO Marc Simoncini told me.
Civic activists say those years of sectarian violence and lawlessness, and the ensuing mistrust, destroyed Lebanon's sense of shared public space, whether physical or political.
Wherever you are, make friends; the festival is meant to draw all different kinds of New Yorkers into shared public space to interact and engage.
Filmed with the nostalgic grain of a camcorder, the film showcases the punks, homeless, teens, and skaters that claim the public space as their territory.
City leaders say their vision for a wall along with the shopping center and outdoor public space will enhance the quality oflife for local residents.
In New York City, the virus is transmitted from person to person more easily, Dr. Salvatore said, because of population density and shared public space.
You can sense the camera beginning to move closer, finding its footing within the bricolage of public space and capturing people through their daily routines.
"The atmosphere of the Blur pavilion was quite literally that of a steam room, a public space that makes private action possible," Mr. Renfro said.
"'Public space' as both a concept and reality has a tenuous history, particularly what types of people and activities are allowed for," Mx. Field said.
The novelist Yiyun Li is hosting a "War and Peace" book club called Tolstoy Together on the website of the literary magazine A Public Space.
But even if we could run every SUV on decarbonized electricity, we can't invent our way out of the monopoly they've claimed on public space.
For three months New Hampshire essentially gains more than 250 square miles — roughly a quarter the size of Rhode Island — of flat, undeveloped, public space.
But it's yet another place that straight white people now feel 100 percent welcome, even though they feel perfectly at home in any public space.
Our mourning can get more specific, so they're not just girls killed in a public space but girls who had goals and friends and interests.
But many Turkish men failed to accept the possibilities and prominence in the public space that the economic and social transformation were offering to women.
What has traditionally been a site of mourning on the eastern shore of the Bronx (a literal gravesite) can be reincarnated as a public space.
The country music festival in Las Vegas, Ariana Grande's concert in Manchester -- there aren't too many reasons why people charge away from a public space.
"Currently, we rarely see braille implemented in the public space since it takes up additional space and sighted people consider it not important," he said.
In a public space otherwise dominated by vocal supporters and opponents of Brexit, Unbranded carries signs protesting the impact of plastic bags on the environment.
Self-labeled "queer street artists" are increasingly talking back against homophobia and claiming a share of ownership in public space through subversive and explicitly queer imagery.
Since it's impossible to harden security at every public space in America, law enforcement has focused on arresting suspected Islamic State sympathizers before they can act.
However, the rise of scooters is forcing some cities to grudgingly reckon with how they allocate public space, particularly how much room cars take for granted.
Artists Gabriella and Silvana Mangano project the video onto differently sized and shaped mirrors in order to emphasize how the body carries messages in public space.
Beginning in the late 19th century, ideas about freedom, equality, health, sexuality and public space came together to create a distinctly European enthusiasm for going unclothed.
Black, 24, once loved attending concerts, but now she says she's hyperaware in any crowded public space and spends her time figuring out the quickest exit.
During my visit, the large public space was abuzz with families, business travelers, couples in search of romance, and groups looking for a South Beach party.
The woman who does that is asserting her authority to be in a public space, chooses who she wants to date, chooses to keep her wages.
Even just the logistics of people having sex and doing it in a public space, in that space, was one of the weirdest things I've seen.
If it's your house or a public space, it's your business, and if I'm only passing by in a big, airy space, then I'm probably fine.
"There will be a collapsing of the exterior and interior, and this line between the public space and the governmental space will collapse too," he says.
The fight over changing rooms, train cabins, restrooms and any other public space segregated by gender has unleashed vitriol and sparked confrontation from Oklahoma to Australia.
It has, in other words, created room for the sort of discussions that once were restricted to, essentially, just one type of public space: advice columns.
The wide expanse of steps leading to the building makes this a veritable public space, which major African cities like Accra have lacked for too long.
" When Evernote launched its marketplace, former CEO Phil Libin told The Verge, "There's always this trade-off perceptually in the public space between focus and stagnation.
White Southerners showed their power by dominating public space with martial monuments -- the Confederate soldier guarding the city or the Confederate officer on his valiant steed.
Even if it is a grave marker, the cross remains a religious symbol, and one placed in a public space in violation of the Establishment Clause.
That's where the Cadillac House comes into play, a chic public space where anyone can drop by and steep in the brand's past, present, and future.
But the principle of the internet as a commons—a kind of public space for the creation of and participation in culture—should not be lost.
Maybe this is a story line she wants out in the public space now, to gather some empathy for her eventual exit from the Trump cabinet.
Today, in the age of streaming, on-demand listening, that sense of music as a public space, capable of sheltering secret trysts, seems to be vanishing.
When faced with a stranger acting out in a public space, most people tend to avert their eyes, keep walking, and avoid any sort of confrontation.
In fact, many were not even guests, but rather, New Yorkers who descended on Ace's public space to utilize it as their office for the day.
And the opportunity to bring recreational activities, ecological parks, walkways, public space to the water and giving people access for the first time was really transformational.
" He continued, "Quite pragmatically, our thinking about leading people upward, as a way to create more three-dimensional public space, led to the idea of stairs.
On June 23, one group of protesters set up a camp in front of the center, their tents lining the public space outside the center's fence.
Hansel & Gretel interrogates the changing nature of public space and our acquiescence to being watched, in an era rife with data mining and warrantless government spying.
I'm an emotional person and never really felt comfortable crying in a public space, but someone at one of our events felt comfortable enough to cry.
The Broadway plaza is the largest public space in Manhattan's garment district, a dense neighborhood where factories have been replaced with offices, restaurants, hotels and apartments.
Mr. Barrett said "the most interesting" designs he had seen so far were those that involved opening up the roof and creating a new public space.
This points to a bold new direction: By placing the naked body in a theater, they strive to question the notion of private and public space.
Scroll even farther and Ms. Campbell stops being the victim of a mass murder in a public space and again becomes a 15-year-old girl.
Data protection laws like the GDPR and POPIA seem poorly equipped to address mass video surveillance, which fundamentally changes the experience of moving through public space.
In response to the viral incident, videos surfaced online throughout the weekend showing people enjoying the public space with a large cookout in the same park.
They railed against the church's size and symbolism, saying that building it in a public space was a misappropriation of resources in the officially atheist state.
Dr. Helliwell said that in a more socially welcoming place, you can see this warmth in how people treat others in the public space with them.
But they did not extend the ban to Capitol Square, the public space outside that includes monuments to prominent Virginians and the Virginia Civil Rights Memorial.
At the very least, the Trump administration has managed to keep whatever disagreements exist -- and they don't appear to be major -- out of the public space.
Its resistance to institutionalization and ideological clarity made it astonishingly fragile—especially since it required holding public space in the face of attacks from the state.
As for other popular destinations, the crowds have been both a blessing, bringing in much-needed revenue, and a curse, invading every inch of public space.
As for other popular destinations, the crowds have been both a blessing, bringing in much-needed revenue, and a curse, invading every inch of public space.
Her mother is the director of Fun in Larkin Square, a public space, and on the board of Visit Buffalo Niagara, the tourism board in Buffalo.
As cultural programming has grown, Mr. Samuelian points out, Figment is now just one of 58 arts groups vying for free public space on the island.
Today, it is next to impossible to enter a supermarket, a restaurant, a school or any other public space in Mexico without being greeted by them.
A few students found it to be "creepy" — a reaction I was quick to point out revealed their own notions about how public space was private.
This new public space and forum for engagement, nested in the Boston Common, is created in order to inspire learning, dialogue, and activism now and later.
Public space that was really lovely and people ... There's all kinds of businesses pulling off of it like you said and the neighborhoods have gotten better.
Whereas the public space typically hosts about 80 free performances and talks per year, it will now put on nearly 150 — all of them with free admission.
Over the next seven weeks, protesters occupied Tiananmen Square -- a huge public space that faces on to the Forbidden City and the Great Hall of the People.
Since her artwork is so closely connected to public space and human interaction, conceptual artist Esmeralda Kosmatopoulos doesn't operate within the purview of a traditional studio practice.
Erlich's work intrudes into public space with illusions created from ordinary things like staircases, elevators, and swimming pools, which then transcend their entertaining aspect with deeper inferences.
She showed me a picture of this clip that was circulating of some woman in some public space who took her shirt off and bared her breasts.
The meeting was held at the Vault, a public space under the massive concrete arches that were the first elements of Arcosanti to be constructed by Soleri.
Notably, his act echoes the early motivations of graffiti writers who were reclaiming public space for individual expression as advertisers colored the streets with their own graphics.
"People have been taking those images to the public space and actually acting out the photographs: People doing 'hands up don't shoot,' the 'die-ins,'" Perera added.
Trump also seems excited about the privatization of space exploration, saying during the town hall that he "likes that maybe even better" than a public space program.
The sample is intended as a research tool tracking trends from air and water quality to commuting times, housing affordability and access to public space, they said.
The freedom to rest or sleep in a public space is one that women in India don't enjoy—being idle in public is not something we do.
I doubt the lawyers and law students were aware of what Albers and his art students were doing, but the lawyers' work was truly transforming public space.
Even if you ARE a frequent porn consumer, that doesn't mean that you necessarily feel comfortable staring at a dick on a wall in a public space.
" Jerold S. Kayden, the founder and president of the Advocates for Privately Owned Public Space, acknowledged that "many of the Water Street arcades are of marginal quality.
A celebration of roots is a central motivation for those who wish to keep Confederate symbols and emblems of a specific white heritage in the public space.
"What Paris now needs is a clear framework for deploying scooters in a smart way, making sure they fit the public space and transportation services," he wrote.
When you're done, you don't have to take it inside or even plug it in; just leave it in a public space where it doesn't block traffic.
"And simultaneously, in parallel of anything, it's catalyzed a lot of change in event-driven investing opportunities in the public space and what private equity is doing."
Sidewalks not only get people from Point A to Point B, but also serve as a shared public space for rich and poor, native and tourist alike.
But for the first time in my life, I had to think seriously about what it meant to carry my phone with me to a public space.
After the initial chaos of the demonstrations subsided, a nearly mile-long stretch of a busy thoroughfare turned into a public space fertile with ideas and aspirations.
"There are many small â€" but symbolically significant â€" ways that women are excluded from public space," Victoria's Minister for Women, Fiona Richardson, said in a statement.
Within these zones, Burkhalter tells The Creators Project, some very gifted architects and artists have staged experiments in art, architecture, design, public space and, of course, childhood.
According to ITDP, regulation includes integration with public transit, sharing data with cities, managing public space, protecting users, and dedicating city staff and resources to the project.
And what I saw last week, a preview of the INSITU dance festival, was very New York and very cool, especially with its use of public space.
We have an underappreciated history of a rich tradition of transit and public space, but it's also fair to say that the city really lost that thread.
SV: I would say the persistent machismo, though not as a biological determination of men or how men are raised to occupy the public space, for example.
With the Los Angeles Road Concerts, organizer Stephen van Dyck has taken advantage of this condition to program performances, happenings, readings, and installations in unused public space.
For Ms. Habib, a Norwegian-Israeli choreographer based in Oslo, the result illustrates group strength: What is the power of bodies meeting together in a public space?
The Carpenters Workshop said that the Paris City Hall had offered to help find an alternative public space for the artwork, but that "it was too late."
Like the Moraleses, and so many others in small apartments, Ms. Hanel didn't have the luxury of private space, so she turned to the city's public space.
Despite the region having a reputation as liberal paradise, this type of public space erosion is, in the eyes of many activists and critics, systemic and insidious.
What does that feel like -- physically -- to walk a public space and to have your state, your country, your nation say 'this is what we stand by'?
The plan offers Saudis more access to public space, which has often been neglected in the rush to expand cities as the population exploded after the 1950s.
Staged during the military dictatorship, "Divisor" gave people agency to move through public space en masse during a time when protests were suppressed and the streets surveilled.
The company also has a revenue-share agreement with some of these cities and makes a payment for the public space it uses to dock the bikes.
But with Juno, NASA's opened up the process to the public: space fans can weigh in on the photos JunoCam shoots by ranking their favorite points of interest.
Miller brought mud from the concentration camp into the dictator's bathroom — once a private, now very public space — with her boots, which she left on a soiled rug.
Mercedes Vidal, transport councillor at City Hall, described it as the model that "best adapts to the needs and requirements of public space in a city like Barcelona".
So there's a grim familiarity to seeing two black guys enter a public space, only to be find themselves assailed for trespassing one hundred and twenty seconds later.
Whenever people share public space — the bus, the subway, a home — there's bound to be at least a few things other people do that get on your nerves.
It was that basic to begin with, and then I made sketches from those photographs, modifying the shapes, and trying to understand the requirements of the public space.
The biggest strength of the $540 million project was that the infrastructure would do double-duty by adding parks and public space around the perimeter of the island.
Venit, a white man, allegedly groped him in a public space and if Crews had physically retaliated in the moment, his behavior is what would have made headlines.
If you've been in a public space in the past three days, you might have noticed groups of people staring intently at their phones as they pace around.
Mayor Garcetti offered to meet with a delegation of the activists in private, but they refused and demanded that he come speak with them in their public space.
As soon as these children emerge from the cradle into public space — through public healthcare, education, social and community services or legal systems — they become more than statistics.
If it doesn't seem obvious to you, let me list some of the ingredients in this debacle: homeless people, substance abuse, free video streaming and a public space.
The resulting pictures are long stretches of public space and the people inhabiting and walking through it, surrounded by glitchy but immaculate lines rendered by the scanner technology.
Trump poses a particular challenge since the turmoil and scandal coming from the Oval Office often overwhelm the amount of public space available for discussion about other issues.
For Think City director Neil Khor, the pop-ups are an attempt to reignite flagging interest in public space among residents in the city of 6.5 million people.
Geometry of Shadows by Giorgio de Chirico, translated into English by Stefania Heim is published by A Public Space and is available from Amazon and your indie bookstore.
"We tried to imagine a world where public space made you feel good," Glimpse founder James Turner was quoted as saying in a press release sent to Mashable.
All of which is not just to suggest that the baseball past and the broadcast past are merely reflections of the histories of public space and private relationships.
"More people are choosing to be cremated; it's all the more reason to preserve Bukit Brown as a public space for all," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Los Angeles County has 3.3 acres of public space per 1,000 people, and South Los Angeles only about half an acre, according to a countywide report on parks.
More than the beer, saloons provided a gathering place in a nation with little public space for working-class men to argue the issues or meet the candidates.
Restaurants need revenue right now, but revenue doesn't necessarily mean hanging out in a public space for a meal: Support your favorite spots financially by buying gift cards.
Although some things have changed: Today's annual Pink Dot gatherings are an example of a strong commitment to public space that we were perhaps missing back in 2007.
An invisible artwork's voice-like sounds swirl down from a former Hapsburg palace, and float across from two buildings on the other side of the huge public space.
What is going on with our boys and young men that allows them to walk into a public space and open fire, but not girls and young women?
Poblenou residents were not asked if they wanted a bunch of new public space; they were confronted with it and asked what they'd like to make of it.
Officials from Manchester Arena confirmed the incident in a tweet, noting that it took place outside of the arena in public space and not inside the venue itself.
He and the other opponents say that a landmark should be forever and that the Landmarks Preservation Commission should not allow a builder to close off public space.
Built between the 14th and 17th centuries, Fort St. Jean has been restored and reconfigured as a public space and is an essential part of your Marseille initiation.
"People try to pin ideologies onto ArtPrize but it's really about open access to public space and free expression," said Mr. Buist, who helped Mr. DeVos start ArtPrize.
"Billions of people have no meaningful choice but to access this public space on terms dictated by Facebook and Google," said Kumi Naidoo, Secretary General of Amnesty International.
"Today, the measure is very simple: flood the public space with police so that there is no room for any form of hooliganism," Sports Minister Patrick Kanner said.
The poem describes the near-universal experience of the child, lost in a crowded public space, who suddenly discovers that the person they've been following isn't their parent.
Paired with the power of artificial intelligence and high-powered computing, such technology may soon "make it impossible to move around anonymously in a public space," he added.
Ms. Coulter responded by announcing she would speak on the date on which she had originally been invited, but in a public space on campus called Sproul Plaza.
You can think of it as a large display that sits in a public space (like an airport) and shows you where your next gate is, for example.
Of course this wilfully obfuscates the inherent risks of letting blackbox machines make algorithmic guesses at identity every time a face happens to pass through a public space.
If the president intentionally floods the public space with misinformation and lies intended to subvert the impeachment inquiry by poisoning public opinion — is that a form of obstruction?
One potential casualty of living in an age of gold-plated public space is the sense that it's the well-adorned room that the kids must leave alone.
For six to two dozen participants of "Longest Walk," their bodies were in direct engagement with and resistance to the experience of a woman's body in public space.
For Rosales, growing up between Boyle Heights and East LA in the 90s meant exposure to gang violence, the institutionalization of public space, and racial profiling by police.
LEO: None of the people who are being talked about now in the public space in the media are people who have a clear position on Roe v. Wade.
Jurassic Park, a public space outside Scotiabank Arena for viewing parties, was filled to its maximum capacity of 26.4,20193 fans for every game in the best of seven series.
In this context, the eerily empty public space suggests calm before the tumult that consumed the university and forced a long overdue national conversation about race, representation, and education.
Mr. Aron said men and women would be able to attend films together, a revolutionary step in Saudi Arabia, where public space has long been strictly segregated by gender.
The public space has climbing equipment, fenced-in basketball and handball courts, and a blacktop softball field, arranged between a public school and a block of low-rise homes.
Tagged with "I"'s for "Illegitimate," a group called Refuse Fascism has held daily protests at the public space, which is just north of the White House, since Saturday.
It's interesting to think about how you can perform gender in a public space like a stage but also in the most private space in the world: during sex.
This event will take place on Wednesday, September 4, at 6 pm and will celebrate the power of collectives, performance as political activism, and artistic activations of public space.
Heyman said he asked his question in a public space and received no warnings that he was in the wrong place or doing other activities to warrant his arrest.
"Saudis watch and consume a lot of art so this is our chance to produce art, and my film is about public space, it's about individual freedom," he said.
The gym is a public space where lots of gays hang out, and then you have the semi-privacy of the locker room, where you can actually hook up.
"The ruling class across the Arab world are very much aware of potential of public space for people to gather, share their grievances and ultimately protest," says Mr Rabbat.
At the center of the story are four boys who were arrested for playing the game in a public space after it was banned in the city of Ahmedabad.
The bottom line: Applying machine learning and edge computing to sensor and camera data could inform future urban planning initiatives, the allocation of public space, and even conservation efforts.
If she can successfully open Mr. Hughes's home and maintain it as a public space, it would be a notable feat, especially in New York City, some preservationists say.
This was unquestionably an act of terror, whether or not it fits the FBI's precise definition: The shooter targeted gay people for being gay in a gay public space.
Legal battles notwithstanding, the sheer logistics of preventing a horde of people from occupying a public space on campus could be difficult, according to First Amendment attorney Saunie Schuster.
Critics call the profusion of high-tech, advertising-centric booths — kiosks, in the new parlance of phone companies — one piece of a broader sell-off of Britain's public space.
A British Museum spokesperson told Hyperallergic: The British Museum is a public space where people can come to debate and we respect other people's right to express their views.
"The savagery of pogrom implies the essence of 'anti-Maidan': the social darkness that cannot be allowed to occupy the Ukrainian public space," the center wrote in its announcement.
As in the case of Manhattan's gated Gramercy Park, renters at Via will have private access to a space that rather uncannily wields the charm of a public space.
In the Bronx it is "often necessary to turn what others would see as public space into personal space," rendering strangers invisible to people conducting private moments in public.
The new location shifts the meaning of the work from considering women in public space to considering the representation of women in art institutions, another manifestation of gender inequality.
I like to work with sound in a public space where there is that element of surprise, and I think that it draws attention to the architecture and space.
Cyber-flashing can be "deeply distressing and unnerving for recipients and sends a toxic message to women and girls that they are not safe in public space", she added.
Cyber-flashing can be "deeply distressing and unnerving for recipients and sends a toxic message to women and girls that they are not safe in public space", she added.
Won in a 2007 competition, the 175,000-square-foot project comprises a library and residential, office, retail, parking and extensive public space — a critical component of Roman urban life.
Together they work with community groups, usually in the slums of developing countries, where there is often just a bald patch of dust or no public space at all.
When you create and post an Instagram story in a public space you may be inadvertently giving away far more information about yourself and your movements than you realize.
Geometry of Shadows (2019) by Giorgio de Chirico, translated by Stefania Heim, is published by A Public Space Books and is available from Amazon or your local indie bookstore.
It's free to enter and explore, and once the stadium has to go back to you know, sports stuff, the trees will be replanted in a nearby public space.
Quietly, in a way that doesn't interfere with dinner, Ms. Zepeda-Wilkins uses her position to make a sharp point about how public space can be gendered and politicized.
In the current reality of the Trump presidency, the need for public space, as a place for protest and a space for the people, has never felt so vital.
Art thus becomes a state affair', writes the artist and art critic Selima Karoui in her article that investigates the place of art in the public space of Tunisia.
If you're using the internet in a public space, be it a Starbucks, an airport, or even an Airbnb apartment , you are sharing it with people you don't know.
The camera phone humorously translates loiterer into community archivist, recalling Toan's meditation on public space made private and reintroduced to the world with a new author, replacing the original moment.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This week, learn about Ad Reinhardt's travel slides, consider sound as public space, watch 3D-printed boats race in Red Hook, and much more.
Refinery29 sent a reporter and photographer to Gujranwala Park in Lahore this spring to interview women about how they navigate public space, and how they'd like to see things change.
The center where al-Sheikh Ali works is basically the only safe public space for kids to play, sing, draw, dance, and even learn hip-hop and yoga after school.
At the start of the television age, liberal democracies established national broadcasting agencies as a means of providing a public space for citizens, protecting cultural sovereignty and diffusing reliable information.
You could only subscribe to an artist's work if the URL was shared directly, or in a different public space, and users could place whatever they wanted behind a paywall.
In New Orleans it's a fight for jobs, in Atlanta it's a fight for access to public space, and we know that in Mississippi it's the fight for voter registration.
Hosted by KORO (Public Art Norway) and the Fritt Ord Foundation (a private free-speech organization), "Public Calling" explored timely matters of freedom of expression and surveillance in public space.
"Today, the measure is very simple: flood the public space with police so that there is no room for any form of hooliganism," Sports Minister Patrick Kanner told RTL radio.
When you're so used to walking around and having men stare at you all day, it is hard to let go of that anxiety of being in a public space.
The discovery led Jackson to use the properties of color perception as an aesthetic strategy for investigating the history of American school desegregation and the contemporary resegregation of public space.
Her stories have appeared in magazines and anthologies including The Paris Review, A Public Space, American Short Fiction, Callaloo, New Stories From the South, and The Best American Short Stories.
The imperative to change has led to the development of "sandbox" frameworks within the public space, which allow for business and policy experimentation without systemic risks in case of failure.
"It has been nine months since company executives started violating the order that the company be closed, and they continue to make improper use of public space," the statement added.
While he briefly worked in more traditional means, taking photographs with a medium format film camera, he quickly realized that he wanted to push photography's ability to represent public space.
I'm joking, but I am totally serious about how those three brought their whole selves, and their passion, to a public space and made the world more possible and beautiful.
When security is breached -- even in a protest in a public space, but one that also happens to be his home so to speak -- the president has to be informed.
I've had a bunch of male friends in my life, and I've always noticed how my public space is very different from the way they experience the same public spaces.
I read about clothing for people with disabilities, especially veterans, as well as how people with disabilities were viewed in a public space — how it was a form of dehumanization.
But it is the one that perhaps most fully achieves his long-stated goals of visually activating public space and of giving pleasure, indiscriminately, to the maximum number of people.
As a result of discussions between Scenic Hudson, village officials, residents and the developers, the complex will include 24 acres of public space, including 16 acres of parkland and trails.
The modifications they're considering include moving the sinks into the public space, and shortening the doors to make it more difficult for anyone to hide illegal activities inside the stalls.
Foxx also advocated for highway removals and freeway caps—an increasingly popular way for cities to improve quality of life and reclaim valuable real estate for housing and public space.
The big picture: Municipalities could use anonymized, secure sensor data in combination with advanced computing to better understand how people travel through and use public space, without sacrificing individual privacy.
A decade later, the two men collaborated to remodel the city's National Auditorium, continuing the public space of the street onto a raised entrance plaza reached by long, broad steps.
The artwork did not just reference the dead bodies incurred by the state, it also disrupted public space by constructing an artificial cemetery in one of Karachi's most-visited parks.
I believe that it is therefore vital to open up a dialogue and start questioning now how much of our virtual public space we are willing to give to companies.
As in much public space in Saudi Arabia, including Hardee's and Starbucks, the passengers were divided, with single men on the left and families and single women on the right.
Then there's Twitter, a public space which provides the option of anonymity, on which users use that season's hashtag to discuss, in bite-sized doses, their opinions on each player.
After I confirmed he was not using the term "hang out" as some sort of euphemism for sex, we met up at a public space and had a few drinks.
"Jeanne-Claude would say we are simply borrowing a public space to create a gentle disturbance," he mused in a recent telephone interview about his partner, who died in 2009.
Especially in the most walkable areas with the most public space, longtime working-class residents are driven out and the boutiques show up, alongside more tourists and professional-class residents.
Mr. Bhalla called the postponement "a huge victory" for Hoboken and its efforts to complete a stretch of public space running the length of the city along the Hudson River.
This isn't a new thing, of course, as the ice rink DJ and the supermarket DJ prove, DJing is no longer an artform: it's a way of filling public space.
The 16.5-foot-tall statue of Lee stood atop a pedestal more than 60 feet high, towering above a traffic interchange and public space near the city's National WWII Museum.
This is about the paranoid and mostly white notion that owners of homes and businesses aren't safe unless the police are pro-actively watching every square inch of public space.
"These results should inspire the de Blasio administration to immediately support Success Academy and other high-performing charters to serve more students in public space," she said in a statement.
How to define "public space" (and how the inside of a car isn't, until it's in someone's view) is a legal question, but it's also a cultural and societal one.
The game is expected to cost taxpayers in three Miami-area municipalities $20 million dollars in security costs, municipal fee waivers, and public space improvements, according to The Miami Herald.
Then we will begin the process of sanitizing the public space, and we will be able to demand better from our religious leaders, politicians, professionals, and all holders of power.
For example, the development of parking lots and auto-servicing real estate could become a thing of the past, creating room for more people-friendly uses of our public space.
"They were about this sense of self in a public space, and the psychological machinations of how one operates in a particular space and time of day," Ms. Simpson said.
It's also a spirit of equity: considering who a particular building, park, residence, or public space might be for, who has access to it, and who might be left out.
Arts and cultural organizations have voiced their fears of changing socioeconomic standards on the island, and laid out a plan to maintain the public space in the face of gentrification.
Considering the current state of affairs in the US, it's appropriate timing to disrupt the daily routines of ordinary New Yorkers with a collection of thought-provoking works invading public space.
While in West Berlin, the artist perceived — likely for the first time in his life — the sense of freedom and openness coming from the expressive potency of art in public space.
And as we look at the different areas, and you may have seen this in the public space of our media costs, we are one of the highest spenders in media.
In colonial America, the tavern served the role of the ancient Greek agora—a public space where citizens came together to share ideas, iron out disputes, and even drum up revolution.
Overall, the top-three location where women reported sexual harassment were in a public space (66% of women respondents), at work — including temporary jobs and internships (38%), and at home (35%).
The same tenuousness of public space and erosion of the freedoms of political speech and action that inspire them in the first place mean that they are easily crushed by police.
Trump skipped out on a Thursday hearing set to decide if he defied an agreement with New York City, and sold his campaign merchandise in a public space, DNA Info reports.
He clarifies that Glimpse is "not against advertising," but the satisfaction from CATS clearly comes from the sense that the public is reclaiming a public space normally dominated by large corporations.
Organised iftar meals in public squares during Ramadan and restrictions on alcohol sales are transforming the use of public space to fit the AK's "conservative and Islamic discourse", says Mr Yalcintan.
And, how much can we citizens expect our leaders to take risks on behalf of democratic discourse when flash-mobs, ambush tactics and armies of contempt lurk in every public space?
It is, rather, to say that the only work that is worth making or looking at will resonate with how we speak and think and act in a shared public space.
School Uniform If you throw a letterman jacket over this school uniform, you can start your scene in a public space without feeling uncomfortably exposed (if that's not what you're into).
But maybe loving the piazzas of Rome is radical in a world where most public space consists of sterile concrete plazas decorated with the "lollipop" trees that he so passionately disdains.
The building is kind of the mounted piece of sculpture on the pedestal and the public space comes in as an afterthought, like what's left over, and they handed it off.
"Another version of toading was kind of the opposite, moving the player to a public space in the game in order to humiliate them," Evans, the author of Broad Band said.
Still, the president's designation was likely to draw opposition from Republicans who have criticized his use of executive power to shield public space and argued that the moves harm local businesses.
We'd take the Rusty Rainbow — an arch-shaped pedestrian train track overpass — from Piety Street to Crescent Park, an unpolished, Highline-style public space built from the remnants of riverfront industry.
" Most immigrants lived in tiny apartments, especially in cramped cities like New York, and "they needed to have some kind of public space where they could get together with their communities.
Curated by SculptureCenter's 2018 Curatorial Fellow Allie Tepper, In Practice: Another Echo brings together the work of twelve artists and artist teams engaged in reshaping experiences and forms of public space.
Educated professionals who once thought of themselves as solidly in the middle gradually became haves inclined to remove themselves from the disorder, danger and bother of public space and public life.
As mentioned above, the attack requires some fairly specialized equipment, some of which is fairly odd-looking and cumbersome, rendering it hard to deploy in a public space without attracting suspicion.
The exhibition's title is the ancient Greek word for town square, and here refers particularly to the use of such public space by those whose right to speak has been challenged.
"One of the first things we need to teach Quinn is how to ride in a golf cart," said her employer, Jim Reed, the island's director of park and public space.
In nearly all corners of the globe, whether through political satire, a protest song, a poster or a doodle on a wall in a public space, artists remain creative and rebellious.
Who would do this in a public space with live security...... Crooks has accused Trump of forcing himself on her on the 24th floor of Trump Tower, not in the lobby.
The kickoff rally will take place in downtown Military Park, a public space that underwent a dramatic makeover under Booker, nearby a Whole Foods that Booker helped bring to the city.
In today's 360 video, watch the construction of "Vessel," a 15-story interactive sculpture that is the centerpiece of five acres of public space at the Hudson Yards development in Manhattan.
Like curbs, sidewalks have traditionally been a public space — built, maintained, and regulated by the government — making them available for use by any citizen, resident, or traveler who may pass through.
His ongoing, longterm collaboration with the city of Denver has particularly pushed him to consider friendly urban design and think about the intentions behind the shaping of public space, he said.
Public space and public art, both of which facilitate diversity and encourage interaction between people of different demographics, are increasingly vital in cities where seemingly every square inch is coveted by developers.
Being in a public space like Bismarck or Mandan, I see the youth look over their shoulder because they're terrified of what it is they might encounter just walking down the street.
The piece addressed itself to the public rhythm and daily life of Piazza Verdi, underscoring a rather interesting gesture — the idea of bringing political assembly back into direct contact with public space.
While the specifics haven't been finalized yet, the plan is to allow local authorities to apply for funding to add Wi-Fi to any applicable public space that doesn't already have service.
With more control ceded to developers and technology firms, public interest - including environmental protection, public space, and access to quality infrastructure and services - is at risk, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
"We acknowledge that there may be additional information already in the public space, but we will refrain from discussing further details surrounding the investigation due to privacy act requirements," the Academy said.
Read more: Neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer retreats to the dark web, but promises a comeback On the other hand, they are making their views known in a public space, the internet.
Walker explains that city dwellers that travel with cars and solo rideshare trips rather than with large-scale shared transit are effectively taking up more than their fair share of public space.
The desire for more public space in the dense grid of camps is a top concern for some of the submissions, as is the increasingly walled-off infrastructure surrounding more exclusive camps.
The government's integration centre in the heart of the Austrian capital, Vienna, is lined with old photographs of Egyptian women in bikinis and unveiled Afghan students before the Islamists dominated public space.
In what is apparently the only form of community-building and shared use of public space in Westeros, everyone has gathered in the streets to throw garbage at Yara, Ellaria, and Tyene.
Sky ways and rooftop gardens are certainly not a radical invention but I haven't seen them so well-coordinated in a way that creates true public space 10 stories above the streets.
These debates might be a few years ahead of their time, but as augmented reality grows less gimmicky and more monetizable, advertising in public space could grow to be a major industry.
To prep for the tech's return to the public space, Uber has undertaken a wholesale "safety review", with the help of former National Transportation Safety Board chair and aviation expert Christopher Hart.
"These types of battles are fought in public space like they never used to be," Geller said, noting that a single incident can unleash a wave of both related and unrelated complaints.
Do use VPNs: If you're using the internet in a public space, be it a Starbucks, an airport, or even an Airbnb apartment, you are sharing it with people you don't know.
Having freed him, I walked a few hundred meters up to Calton Hill, climbing its steep slopes before arriving at a wide expanse of grassy, public space punctuated by grand, neoclassical monuments.
"We wanted to be sure safety measures did not define the public space, while also creating highly effective protective features in the most populated areas," said Craig Dykers, founding partner of Snohetta.
The rally was held on a stinking rubbish dump because the government refused to let Hakainde Hichilema, the main opposition candidate for the presidency, use any other public space in the area.
Beyoncé and Monae are crafting a "for us, by us" experience -- so that even if our stories are erased from public space, they can never be erased from our hearts or memories.
The festivities began on Monday night, when the Council of Fashion Designers of America and Cadillac held a party at the Cadillac House, the car brand's new public space in Lower Manhattan.
I was too embarrassed to go to the gym, and I didn't want to work out in a public space, and here was a guy who was making the dumbest dad jokes.
As they become a more public space, they were harassed by the police and complaints by neighbors, but they continued to press forward and continue to create that space for LGBT artists.
" Eğrikavuk told Hyperallergic by email: "For a long while I have been interested in how, as women we can produce new discourses in public space that say 'no' to the existing ones.
It is just the kind of glitzy privatization of public space that gets both celebrated and lampooned with the #LiveLoveLebanon hashtag, and an emblem of angst over the elder Hariri's redevelopment strategy.
But this kind of consensus seems impossible in the digital age, because there aren't any controls on the flow of information and there's an endless supply of narratives in the public space.
Ideas for renaming certain M.T.A. stations under the adopt-a-station program But if done sensibly, the rebranding of public space for the benefit of a private company can enhance a city.
To understand the architects' approach to design we explored six of their most significant works: a private home, a winery, a running track, their own office, a restaurant and a public space.
Though city officials have said the area needs to be cleaned, residents and activists have said unpredictable sweeps and citations are really meant to push the unhoused out of a public space.
By the time of this premiere, in the midst of an acrimonious presidential race, a piece that depended upon crowds of people gathering peacefully in an outdoor public space felt especially salutary.
No plans for the station have been drawn up, but Mr. Ford would like the grand hall and ground floors to be a public space filled with stores, restaurants and coffee shops.
By traveling with seven queer and trans artists of color, Sister Spit not only interrupts the way we think about travel stories and public space, but also reframes family, sisterhood, and queerness.
The demand was not for better or more truthful advertising, but to imagine what a city would look like when the stories we told ourselves in public space reflected a democratic voice.
The restoration process will double the amount public space at the Capitol, allowing for an interpretive center for the offending artworks as well as new art that represents a present day identity.
The wedding took place at the Mellon Auditorium, a historic government-owned public space that is connected to the Environmental Protection Agency's headquarters and right around the block from the Trump International Hotel.
However, opposition to verbal and physical sexual harassment is faring better, thanks to a rigorous grassroots campaign that highlighted the importance of women to Egypt's revolution and their right to use public space.
Unlike the original Bixi/Citi Bike docked model, dockless shared bikes either lock to themselves, or to city infrastructure—meaning cities don't have to devote precious public space to big-ass bike racks.
The Texas tower shooting - so-named because the gunman fired from the university's clock tower - is regarded as the first U.S. mass shooting in a public space and sent shockwaves across the country.
If you have never been harassed or chased out of a sex-segregated bathroom by a security guard, teacher or restaurant manager, you might take this fundamental right to public space for granted.
The protesters occupied Tiananmen Square, the massive public space in the center of Beijing which faces onto the Forbidden City, former home of the Chinese emperors, and the Great Hall of the People.
Property and space, particularly public space, are always political, but here they are so much more so considering what people call "Palestine" is more a conceptual space nowadays, rather than a contiguous geography.
The highest-profile project, by architect ­Bjarke Ingels and the BIG Team along with One Architecture, essentially swathes lower Manhattan in a fortress of storm protection disguised as a smorgasbord of public space.
During the latter half of the film, when the rhythm accelerates, the singer drops the harmonies and transitions into a fast-paced and beautiful tirade about ownership of and access to public space.
The separation of bodies in public space is the cornerstone of segregation policy and has long been practised to regulate bodies in relation to race, but also gender, age, class, disability and sexuality.
When ravers understand their movement as the right to take drugs and dance all night, they lose sight of the deeper political potentials unleashed by reclaiming public space or separating recreation from profit.
A delivery robot has to fit into the elaborate choreography of public space, picking up on the subtle cues pedestrians give when they want to turn or stop or walk a little faster.
Forty percent of the city has been designated as "green public space" while the city is also home to 20 million square feet of LEED – Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design – certified space.
Mashable has contacted the DFW about what conditions a business — or anyone, really — would be allowed to deploy a security robot in a public space, and will update this story upon hearing back.
The area, a public space, is regularly used by media for interviews and while protests have been largely peaceful, politicians and journalists have complained the atmosphere has turned increasingly nasty in recent weeks.
And although Arab societies take a harsh view of sex crimes, women who venture alone and in skimpy clothing into a public space in, say, Egypt can expect a barrage of male harassment.
An Italian technology startup called Eyra Ltd will soon release a wearable device known as the Horus that allows the visually impaired to explore public space beyond the limitations of the walking cane.
The open kitchen is on the other side of the public space, taking up a spacious corner by the back door that opens onto the kitchen garden, planted with herbs for easy picking.
"We set out to, generally speaking, politicize museums [to] make museums more accountable and more of a public space than they were before," Fischer told VICE Impact following the talk at Pioneer Works.
Density, verticality, sidewalks crowded with pedestrians: This is public space, a sense of the street as a shared landscape in which we have no choice but to accept that we are here together.
Mr. Van der Bellen said episodes like the assaults on women in Cologne required a tough response "because that is an attempt to occupy a certain public space, and that we won't countenance."
Groups like the Cologne-based Hooligans Against Salafists make their racial claims on the streets of German cities, taking over public space as in an attempt to shock multiculturalism out of city life.
Twitter's highly public space means users open themselves to some of the same codes of intimacy as conventional relationships, which involves disclosure about highly personal aspects of identities, daily lives, competences and desires.
In recent years, the media has documented each outburst directed at the ladies — and quite a few men — who take their dance moves and amplified music to coveted slivers of urban public space.
"These projects help (young people) turn away from crime because they have something meaningful to do and make an income," Anna Tehlova, coordinator of the Public Space Network, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Sherman is also the talent behind the MoMA PS1 Salad Garden, the first use of the museum's rooftop as a public space where the visitors, artists, and performers interact in a working garden.
A handful of critics and curators offer analyses of the book's sexual politics that are thoughtful and respectful, but also pointed in their attention to power, objectification and sexual inequality in public space.
Kéré has brought us a successful design for public space that I would hope can be explored outside the privileged pocket of the Royal Parks, in other urban spaces in London and beyond.
Word searches, bus-related literature, earplugs, and a bag of potpourri alluded to the compromises we make when we travel cheaply and the myriad ways we adapt public space to our individual needs.
If politics is about the assertion of values in the public space, and if values are bound up with personal identity in all sorts of ways, is there any way around this trap?
Even though there is generally no expectation of privacy in a public space, most people expect freedom from government monitoring when they eat lunch on a park bench or stroll down a street.
With a look inspired by banyan trees and the local shipping industry, the arts center has raised the cultural prestige of this southern Taiwanese city while providing residents with a popular public space.
It also comes alongside a more local letter from New York City architecture and design organizations to Mayor Bill de Blasio arguing for the protection and expansion of public space for free expression.
Who would do this in a public space with live security...... The Post published the claims Tuesday morning in a profile of Crooks, now 35, who is running for state office in Ohio.
"One thing about anti-homeless laws is that people often miss the big picture around what's happening to public space more broadly," Maharawal said, mentioning how those moved by the boulders don't disappear.
Otherwise, the architects did everything possible to make the lower level look and feel like public space, concealing most of the structure in the "legs" and installing 20 double doors in the facade.
With every public works project, I believe there is an opportunity to elevate the everyday, to build a public space where community can gather and where culture and shared civic values are celebrated.
Although she often includes elements made from scratch, Ms. Kelly works in the area of remade ready-mades, meshing intimations of the human body with objects that imply public space or invasive activities.
It got a lot right about what it feels like to be watched in a public space, and the assumptions other people will make about you based on the complexion of your skin.
These are made and printed [to allow] intimacy between the creator and the reader and that is in reaction to how people are feeling about the internet as a private and public space.
"There was no planning for public space in many parts of Lima — a pattern only magnified in the outlying districts," said Christopher Parisano, a graduate student in anthropology at City University of New York.
Commissioned by a fashion magazine, the prankish image alludes to the perils of urban life and the daily performances staged in public space, which gain urgency and shape from the presence of the camera.
While the WBMA has only had one formal meeting so far, it was in a safe public space that was publicized to the group, and all were invited to have input on the agenda.
The incident led Hartman to search for a public space where Morgan, who is on the autism spectrum and experiences a cognitive delay, could play with others who knew how to interact with her.
At the center of it all is public space, what Rueda calls "the house of everybody," places to which all citizens have equal access, not just to move through, but to inhabit and enjoy.
"Aimee and her students talked about who or what people, places, things, ideas, or events would be appropriate for commemorating in a public space, a space meant for all people," 826 New Orleans said.
Twitter has also in recent years became more of an arbiter of the public space it oversees, by proactively hiding sensitive content and filtering out conversations from accounts known for being inflammatory and abusive.
A floating forest, or even an entire floating park, accessible by bridges (or boats if necessary), would add a splash of green and help to demarcate a public space—whatever the future might bring.
Participants at our event were voicing concerns as well as enthusiasms — and smart ones at that — about cybersecurity and the environment, about safety and public space, about the sharing economy and an incipient oligarchy.
The architectural project is a floating network of lights that change color according to water quality, so it's a public space project that gives citizens an indication of what's happening underwater in this place.
I grew up in this really small village in Israel and I never had this experience of coming of age in such a public space, surrounded by so many different people with different backgrounds.
Three months later, California Governor Jerry Brown signed similar legislation, clarifying a First Amendment right to record the police, without fear of intimidation or arrest, while they are on duty in a public space.
Instead, conversations between works happen across the museum, artistic intention and style often miles apart, drawn together by common interests in topics ranging from historical memory and public space, to identity politics and homelessness.
It's about sending a message to the next generation that you are just as important as anyone else, and you have the right to exist in public space as much as anyone else does.
It's a neighborhood event that requires several hours of active communal participation and debate, and takes place in the evening in a home or public space, depending on the size of the caucus location.
"It's the first time this project has been situated in a public space, and it's happening when we are witnessing a massive migration of people fleeing Iraq and Syria," said Rakowitz in a statement.
A deeper point is that in America, the commonality or "public space" yearned for by Lord Sacks is provided not by generous acts of solidarity between communities but by the flag and the constitution.
The Mexico City-based Dellekamp Arquitectos presents a small model of their ideal wall that features a public space at its top — a border that exists to brings people together rather than to divide.
One might argue that the events of 2016 call for games, and other entertainment, to force us into the public space, and invite us to meet the people with whom we share this planet.
On Monday, a high court in Islamabad directed Mr. Khan's party to hold an approved rally at a designated public space, but Mr. Khan said he would appeal the decision in the Supreme Court.
The irony is that volleyball was once an established public space for women, who could attend men's matches in Iran until 2012, when the decision was made to ban them, without any clear explanation.
"Instead of making bigger sewer pipes, we made a choice to invest in redesigning public space in a way that contributes to a nicer, better, more attractive district," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
There is a distinction between a public space like a sidewalk or park where all may demonstrate, and an auditorium rented by a candidate to meet with his supporters without the threat of disruption.
Their latest venture, splayed across Club Underground in Cologne is a joint effort that reflects the pair's joy in working as a team, as well as livening up a public space with accessible art.
Both works remind the viewer of Arendt's idea about how, in the absence of a public realm, architecture — as well as public space — could redeem the social as a realm for the common life.
When you get those ingredients — relevant issues, legitimate public space and good process — we see excellent public problem solving on many issues, like the work we've been doing on groundwater management in Salinas, Calif.

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