Created by the Spanish collaborative mmmm…, the Meeting Bowls are social places for gathering, getting to know people, and fostering dialogue in small groups. Stop by to hang with friends, have lunch, conduct a meeting or simply relax. This space is for you, so enjoy! The playful urban furniture will be installed at 1320 N Courthouse Road from July 12 to November 1 (watch their construction on July 11). The Meeting Bowls will then be moved to Miami. Florida (November 15 thru December 23) to the Design District of Art Basel Miami, co-organized by the Spanish Cultural Center in Miami (CCE Miami). This project is made possible through a grant from AC/E.
"On-Site Artist Talk on Sept. 23rd
by Meeting Bowls Creators Eva Salmerón & Emilio Alarcón of Spain’s mmmm… collective
Explores the Concept Behind the Installation Presented by Arlington Arts in Courthouse and in the Miami Design District at Art Basel Miami Beach!"
Meeting Bowls are urban banks that encourage dialogue in large cities where public space is increasingly anonymous. After passing through New York and Arlington the Madrid group mmmm ... travels to Miami thanks to the support of the PICE grants of Acción Cultural Española.
The Benches that we are accustomed to see on the streets do not favor human communication, that is why Spanish artists Eva Salmerón and Emilio Alarcón take their "Meeting Bowls" around the world: bowls to talk.
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