Like many other cities Copenhagen have a kind of poster mafia; in the middle of the night these unknown people put up posters on any available surface in the city. Some of the places are legal, but many are not. They use wooden fences, condemned walls and these advertising pillars. If you look closer at the posters on this one, you'll find one about the exhibition of signs I told you about in the post In English please. This pillar I found in my local area of Valby.Wednesday, July 22, 2009
What to do with posters
Like many other cities Copenhagen have a kind of poster mafia; in the middle of the night these unknown people put up posters on any available surface in the city. Some of the places are legal, but many are not. They use wooden fences, condemned walls and these advertising pillars. If you look closer at the posters on this one, you'll find one about the exhibition of signs I told you about in the post In English please. This pillar I found in my local area of Valby.
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It has to be the event organizers' responsibility to remove posters after the event is done.
ReplyDeleteThe first time I saw these kinds of post pillars or something similar was in Paris...but they were for advertisements and I thought that was a good idea...but if people just hang up all kinds of stuff that could quickly become a mess!
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