When art comes into a public space, it's got to be accessible, right? And if its creators hope to invigorate a community, the experience has to operate at multiple scales, from the intimate to the universal. All this is understood by the people behind the Mobile Arts Platform (MAP), a traveling communal art space that for the past year has rolled up to neighborhood street festivals to bring art to the people, pop-up style.
MAP specializes in alternative ways to experience art in everyday life. Two interactive sculptures -- conceived and transported by artists Peter Foucault and Chris Treggiari -- are brought to festivals and the streets outside of galleries.
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