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We cover artists from around the globe whose work explores and realizes social change. Our goal is to provide a narrative about these activist efforts while simultaneously participating in them. Maintained by The Groundswell Collective since 2007.

Mark Daye’s Guerilla Signage

James David Morgan wrote this post at 12:14 pm on July 2nd, 2007.

I first saw Mark’s work about a year ago. A graphic arts student in Toronto, he wanted to raise consciousness about homelessness, and so printed and installed pseudo street signs, such as “Quiet, Homeless Sleeping” and “Please keep our streets clean 818 people have to sleep on them.”