Tired of that humongous pothole at the end of the block? Look again -- now it's a cereal bowl. In Scranton, Pennsylvania, the glass potholes are half full, thanks to the efforts of The Pop Up Studio. The arts group recently challenged residents to turn the unsightly craters in their neighborhood into pothole art. Designed as a guerrilla art campaign, Pop Up Studio will accept photos of pothole art until May 16. After that, all contest submissions will be open to public voting on the studio's "Po...
Tired of that humongous pothole at the end of the block? Look again -- now it's a cereal bowl. In Scranton, Pennsylvania, the glass potholes are half full, thanks to the efforts of The Pop Up Studio. The arts group recently challenged residents to turn the unsightly craters in their neighborhood into pothole art. Designed as a guerrilla art campaign, Pop Up Studio will accept photos of pothole art until May 16. After that, all contest submissions will be open to public voting on the studio's "Po...
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