Plakat
FD-3 - Flocking Diplomats New York - Same Time, Same Place - Parking Violations by Diplomats in 1999 Shown as Polar Graph. The Top 20 of Addresses with Most Violations is Shown Vertically. The Lines Connect the Address, Time and Day of Week. Dotted Line: 3 to 6 Diplomats Meeting. Continuous Line: 7 to 11 Diplomats Meeting. - Sources - Based by Kind Permission on Data from: Ray Fisman and Edward Miguel, "Corruption, Norms and Legal Enforcement: Evidence from Diplomatic parking Tickets", December 2007, Journal of Political Economy.
2008
Design
Catalogtree, Arnheim, NL
(gegründet 2001)
Daniel Gross
(NL, geboren 1973)
Joris Maltha
(NL, geboren 1974)
Client
Catalogtree, Arnheim, NL
(gegründet 2001)
Print
Plaatsmaken, Arnheim, NL
MediumSiebdruck
Dimensions100 × 70 cm
Country of first appearanceNL
Object number91-0889
DepartmentPlakatsammlung
show related projectsCredit LineZürcher Hochschule der Künste / Museum für Gestaltung Zürich / Plakatsammlung
Categories
- Varia
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