Four months in, Corona Virus ads are common place. Honestly its a little jarring to see an ad not referencing the virus or pandemic. However, A lot of companies have gotten slack for “opportunistic” advertising.
In May 2020, The Design Museum in London started a Twitter thread highlighting the postal service. People from all over the world shared pictures or their favorite mailboxes, stamps, and signs.
During the first weekend in May, the artist, Warren Neidich organized a drive by art show in Long Island. The event was planned in just a few weeks and advertised quickly with signs placed in neighborhoods. The art show featured work from 52 artists in the South Fork of Long Island.
Jennifer Lyne has a niche job. She is a New York City location scout for movies and tv, meaning she knows the city in a way not many others do. She constantly on the lookout for the perfect locations and creating contacts with property managers. Unfortunately, her job isn’t needed right now because of corona virus halting movie and tv production.
After being inspired by the #chalkyourwalk movement, mom of two, Stacy Lazzara has been making interactive sidewalk chalk pictures for her daughters.
16-year-old TJ Kim created a project he named “Operation SOS,” standing for “supplies over skies.” While most of his peers are focused on getting their drivers licenses, TJ has been working towards his student’s pilot certificate.
Every day, usually at 3pm, Karsten Tüchsen Hansen, an 89-year-old retired farmer, and Inga Rasmussen, an 85-year-old former caterer, have met for a date at the German/Danish border crossing halfway between their homes. They talk, drink, and give gifts, all while staying a few feet apart.
Whether it is your family or a person you found on Craigslist, quarantine is an opportunity to test how good of a roommate you actually are. Are you the reason the people around you are struggling to work from home?
As brands are pulling there “non-essential” spending, many are wondering if their advertising budget should be cut as well. What do the customers want?
Need a good Instagram challenge to boost your mood? Here one that is fun and educational! With most museums and galleries closed, a lot of people are having art withdraws.
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