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A Conversation with Michael Singer

An artist’s non-formulaic approach to placemaking.

Posted March 27, 2006

Working in the realms of art and architecture, Michael Singer has opened new possibilities for public art through developing site-specific sculptures. His pieces have become models for successful urban and ecological renewal. In a discussion with Andrew Blum he describes how his planning and design reimagines the use of a parking lot.

Click here to download the discussion (mp3 file).

Music courtesy: DJ Epoch

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