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Dear Public Project
The Dear Public Project is a street art initiative dedicated to giving everyone a public outlet to express their opinions. Participants are asked to send in a handwritten journal entry that will be posted in public on telephone polls, bulletin boards, and other types of posting materials. Multiple entries are placed outside for viewers to feel free to rip off the paper to take it to the privacy of their own home. Participants are also given the opportunity to send comments based on past entries that are available to be read through the Dear Public Project website.
Submitted to Winter 2009 Showcase