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Thursday, October 14, 2010

Hidden Street Is Street Art dead

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Is Street Art dead? Is it too early to mourn? Too late to cry? Peep the commentary from High Snobiety below.

The good folks at SuperTouch weren’t too far off when they mentioned the lack of dynamism over at ArtNews. It is, for lack of better phrasing, the old guard of contemporary art. However, and perhaps for the best (worst?), they’ve come around to the Street Art Movement. “Street Art Gets Hot!” reads November’s cover. Yes, we already knew that. Yes, the proclimation from this publication is like a nail in the coffin of hip and cool.

Negativity aside, the keynote article by Caroline Miranda, A Two Way Street, properly and succenctly presents the core issues surrounding Street Art and its progression within the mainstream art world. For those interested in the constant debates over definition and the arguments over mass market presentation of artists like Swoon, Miranda’s essay is a worthy read. And, surely, like us you’ll see some merit in a piece that is not without fault. (And, there are no excuses to miss it, it’s free online).

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Hidden Street iHaggle

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iHaggle: Hidden Treasure Street 1.1

Category: Games
Price: $2.99 -> Free, Version: 1.1 (iTunes)


Description:

Jam packed with over 900 items in 16 different shops and houses. If you like scavenger hunts or hidden object games, iHaggle is for you.

Slide your finger to move up and down Haggle street and then go inside the shops and houses, searching for treasures. Some are easy to find, and others are carefully hidden, making iHaggle fun for beginners to advanced hidden object game players.

When you’ve found all the items on your list, head to the Appraisal Shop and sell them for the best price.

Each level gets harder as the number of items to find increases.

For those seeking higher scores, you also have the option to play the Hi-Lo Challenge mini game in between each level if you want.

As you complete levels, new shops and houses open up for you to explore until you’ve unlocked all 16. If you repeat a level, a new list of items to search for is created each time you repeat a level until all items have been used once. With 900 items, that’s a lot of repeat play value !

Shops/Houses:
Appraisal Shop
Nick’s Nac Shack
Handy Depot
George’s Curios
Bahama Momma & Pops
Sweaty Pete’s
#6 Haggle Street (Garage Sale)
#7 Haggle Street (Garage Sale)
Grandma’s Drawers
Holley Humbugs
Dusty & Krusty Antiques
Digbees
Costmore
JC Puney
Wee Mart
Bullseye
Barns & Hammers

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