Resources
As I mentioned in my FREE PARK(ing) post, here are the resources I used last year for PARK(ing) Day 2010. Good luck with your PARK(ing). http://www.megaupload.com/?d=E5FM8OHH note: I had to upload the files to an external location due to size and file...Read MoreFREE PARK(ing)
When I originally thought to bring PARK(ing) Day to London last year it was for a number of reasons. I was looking for a way to bring attention to some of the prevalent urban issues in the city, I wanted to contribute something to my community in a creative way and I was trying to keep myself from...Read MoreNEEDED: People Like You!
Things are getting back into swing around PARK(ing) Day London and as an attempt to become more organized and function more efficiently we are organizing a formal PARK(ing) Day Committee this year. While last year’s event was organized smoothly and without incident there is...Read MoreNOTES: Meeting #2 (2011)
A few people came out last Tuesday to talk about last year’s PARK(ing) Day and what might be possible for 2011. Talking about everything from other events to possibly partner with to overall goals for 2011 we found some starting points on the way to planning. The following are just some very...Read MoreThe Delicate Art of Parking
The Delicate Art of Parking is an 87-minute Canadian comedy/mockumentary film released on May 14, 2003. It was written by Trent Carlson and Blake Corbet and directed by Trent Carlson, and produced by Blake Corbet, Andrew Currie and Kevin Eastwood. It has received numerous awards including...Read More50 Square Meters of Public Space
Have we grown accustomed to having our living space curbed by just anyone? Is public space a mere myth? In the current society, our living space is defined by legal norms and regulations, the same way as fences demark the choices of our free movement. Only by attempting to cross those boundaries,...Read MoreAbout PARK(ing) Day
PARK(ing) Day is an annual, one-day, global event where artists, activists and citizens collaborate to temporarily transform metered parking spots to help promote creativity, civic engagement, critical thinking, unscripted social interactions, generosity and play.
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