“PARK(ing) Day is an annual, worldwide event that inspires city dwellers everywhere to transform metered parking spots into temporary parks for the public good.”
— Park(ing) Day 2010 | PARK(ing) Day 2010 is Friday, September 17th
“But you can probably appreciate that the people who make decisions at Dairy Crest may not be at the forefront of web technology.”
“They are also using viral marketing techniques, encouraging rather than discouraging photographing of collections and exhibitions – to encourage visitors to do more promotion through their own networks.”
“The exhibition therefore generated a total of 140,170 additional trips to Bristol by non-local people. The spending generated by non-local visitors whose trips were solely motivated by the Banksy exhibition was calculated to be £6,169,610 by staying visitors and £4,238,736 by day visitors – demonstrating the enormous economic impact museums can have to their immediate communities and beyond. According to a leaked copy of the contract between the museum and Banksy, the artist was paid a fee of £1 to exhibit his work. According to Councillor Simon Cook this was the “best pound the council ever spent.”
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“Another highlight was the fabulous Magician’s Desk, a free installation by the Mercurial Wrestler. It is a single person affair and involves being taken down into the depths of the Bristol Old Vic. There follows a series of quests for you to complete (like a Victorian Crystal Maze), involving magic and illusion. ‘The voice’ talks to you, whilst the tasks and props play on your imagination, fear and intrigue, as you find yourself ‘oooing and wowing’ pottering about the little, musty room.”
— SUIT YOURSELF MAGAZINE ONLINE | Stage Review - Bristol Ferment
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