BUREAU OF CHANGE | The Advocate reviews BUREAU of CHANGE: Social Services as “best street art on P.3+ menu”
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The Advocate reviews BUREAU of CHANGE: Social Services as “best street art on P.3+ menu”

The Advocate reviews BUREAU of CHANGE: Social Services as “best street art on P.3+ menu”

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The Advocate

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BY JOHN D’ADDARIO | SPECIAL TO THE ADVOCATE

“But it’s a piece by the New Orleans-based Bureau of Change that likely will find its way into the most Instagram feeds.

Against a selfie-ready expanse of mirrors, the words “We Are What We See” invite viewers to consider a list of provocative statements regarding the role of images in social media — and by extension, our own roles in creating them.

It’s the kind of self-reflective art that depends on the active participation of a viewer for its meaning. And like the best street art on the P.3+ menu this season, it’s definitely worth making the time to seek out.”

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03 Jan 2015