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Thursday, March 9, 2017An Artist Swapped 'If You See Something, Say Something' Subway Posters With Pleas for Civic Engagement
VIA: City Lab
On Wednesday night, an artist swapped out a handful of MTA’s iconic “If You See Something, Say Something” subway posters with a more politically charged call to action. City Lab [HERE]
Gothamist [HERE]Labels: MTA, New York, Other Artists, public service announcements, subway |
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