Anonymous Sharing Project Cements USB Drives Into Random New York City Walls
In one of the neatest news tidbits we've heard in awhile, Aram Bartholl and EYEBEAM have created "Dead Drops" around New York City, by installing USB flash drives in random walls, poles and curbs throughout the city and encouraging people to hook up their computers and upload or download to their hearts content.
In one of the neatest news tidbits we’ve heard in awhile, Aram Bartholl and EYEBEAM have created “Dead Drops” around New York City, by installing USB flash drives in random walls, poles and curbs throughout the city and encouraging people to hook up their computers and upload or download to their hearts content.
Aram writes about the project on his blog:
“I am pleased to preview ‘Dead Drops’, a new project which I started off as part of my ongoing EYEBEAM residency in NYC the last couple weeks.
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