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How
is the physical
context different for this
mural than it is for the billboard?
 Compare
your ideas to the ones below.
What other reasons did you come up with? What is missing
from this list? |
| The
billboard... |
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The
mural... |
Both
billboards and murals are seen outside.
Noone needs to buy a ticket to view one and they are often
placed in places so that you you discover them on your way
somewhere unintentionally.
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Murals,
however, such as the Children's library mural are painted
in places where more contact can happen on a regular basis.
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| Billboards
are usually found high up for viewing in a car, or otherwise
on the go. Billboards, on the other hand are on spaces rented
out by private companies. |
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They
can be found in important places, such as libraries, inside
schools, on highly prominent city-owned walls. |
| They
are not to be seen up close, at ground level, and in detail,
like the Children's library mural, but rather far away from
close scrutiny. |
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In
addition, when would you see this mural? As you are heading
into the children's libarary presumably with young children.
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