"Street pianos are appearing in cities across the world. Located in skate parks, industrial estates, laundrettes, precincts, bus shelters and train stations, outside pubs and football grounds, the pianos are for any member of the public to enjoy and claim ownership of. Who plays them and how long they remain is up to each community. The pianos act as sculptural, musical, blank canvas's that become a reflection of the communities they are embedded into. Many pianos are personalised and decorated.
"Questioning the ownership and rules of public space 'Play Me I'm Yours' is a provocation, inviting the public to engage with, activate and take ownership of their urban environment.
"‘Play Me, I’m Yours’ provides an interconnected resource, an empty blank canvas, for the public to express themselves and share their creativity.
Website is here - TONS of Quicktime links!
Meet Nanotyrannus, a Tiny Tyrannosaur Previously Mistaken for a Teenage T.
Rex
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[image: Tyrannosaurs]
Paleontologists have long debated whether small tyrannosaurs were their own
species or simply teenage T. rexes. This debate just got ...
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