Street Art For a Cause in Detroit
Two students from Wayne State University have created an outdoor art installation in Detroit to highlight the lack of affordable health care options in the city.
Digging up used medical equipment from dumpsters, junkyards and local hospitals, Kristy Kelel and Alexis Drutchas built a mock medical clinic at the city’s Heidelberg Project, an ongoing massive public art exhibit created out of discarded materials. Watch a video of the project here.
[via Wooster Collective]
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| TOPICS: | Arts & Culture, Health & Wellness |
| TAGS: | detroit, health care, Heidelberg Project, street art |
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