Art Exhibition Takes Over Street Advetising

The Art Everywhere project, initiated by Richard Reid, aims to make Britain's national art collection accessible to the public by displaying artworks in over 20,000 locations. The project encourages public engagement through voting for favorite pieces, with works by Sir Peter Blake being selected. Supported by the Tate and the Art Fund, the initiative seeks crowdfunding to overcome challenges posed by cuts in arts funding. The project highlights the importance of art in public spaces and its role in cultural and economic growth, urging the public to appreciate and support the arts.

What is the primary goal of the 'Art Everywhere' project?

• To create new art pieces

• To restrict art to galleries

• To make art accessible to everyone

• To sell art pieces to the public

Which artist's works were chosen by the public as favorites?

• Damien Hirst

• Cornelia Parker

• Sir Peter Blake

• John Singer Sargent

Which organization is NOT mentioned as supporting the 'Art Everywhere' project?

• The National Gallery

• The Tate

• The Poster Industry

• The Art Fund

What is highlighted as a false economy in the context of arts funding?

• Increasing art exports

• Cutting arts funding

• Building new galleries

• Promoting local artists

Where can the public view the art pieces during the project's timeline?

• Only in art galleries

• In various public locations

• In schools and universities

• In private collections