Posted by B S on 3.28.22 in Advertising and Media, Blog
The SPINdustry Podcast features some of the most elite sign spinners in the world and showcases the people behind the modern outdoor marketing phenomenon. We explore everything from music within the industry, to art and its many manifestations. The goal is to reveal everything beneath the surface of the emerging outdoor advertising “SPINdustry” otherwise known […]
World Sign Spinning Championship | News Coverage History Sign spinning isn’t just about advertising, it’s a sport too (wect.com) Sign Spinning: An International Sport, Sub Culture And Guerrilla Marketing Strategy | Neon Tommy Inside the Life of a Sign Spinner – ABC7 Chicago Sign Spinning Is An Actual Sport And There’s A World Competition […]
The Case For Conceptual Art Sign Spinning and conceptual art. What do they have to do with each other? Sign Spinners are executing conceptual art daily, whether they are aware of it or not. According to Sol LeWitt, “the idea itself, even if it is not made visual, is as much of a work of art […]
Posted by B S on 3.19.22 in Advertising and Media, Austin, Blog, Offices>Austin, Sports and Entertainment, Sports and Entertainment
It’s officially back! Float Fest, the live music and tubing festival, is reverting to Gonzales this summer. The festival declared its two-day lineup last week and headliners Vampire Weekend, Chance the Rapper, Marshmello, Cage the Elephant, and Deadmau5, among others AND what better way to do it than with a giant AArrow Sign […]
Posted by B S on 3.1.22 in Advertising and Media, Blog, Sports and Entertainment
The Case For Conceptual Art Sign Spinning and conceptual art. What do they have to do with each other? Sign spinners are executing conceptual art daily, whether they are aware of it or not. According to Sol LeWitt, “the idea itself, even if it is not made visual, is as much of a work of […]
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