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Denver 7 – Slow The Funk Down Project
Advocates for change and safer roads in Denver have turned to colorful and eye-catching lawn signs and a new mural urging drivers to “Slow the Funk Down.” “We heard from the community, and one of their biggest concerns around traffic [...]
Slow The Funk Down Mural
Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate the installation of our second Vision Zero mural at Colfax and Meade, and to all our partners who made today's event a great success! Stay tuned for photos if the final [...]
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Please Slow The Funk Down
WalkDenver created the "Slow the Funk Down" yard signs as part of our Vision Zero Community Art Project, aimed at raising awareness of Denver's commitment to Vision Zero and the goal of eliminating traffic fatalities. We partnered with local artists [...]
Universal Hip Hop Museum
Old & New, Past & Present in Art and Hip Hop: How Dan “The Signtologist” Ericson Reinvents & Repurposes Full Article Here: In Archives & Collections “My radio, believe me, I like it loud I’m the man with the [...]
The Signtologist Featured on Denverite
Dan Ericson’s legends are rappers and hip-hop artists and in a weird way, the reverse is true too. “People knew there was this kid who will give you street signs, but with your face on them, if you go through [...]
Levitt Pavilion – Denver
The Signtologist is very proud to be working with The Levitt Pavillon Denver In Ruby Hill Levitt Pavilion Denver is a non-profit established with the purpose of building community through music. We believe in embracing the local, including the musicians, [...]
American Jazz Museum – KC
The Signtologist is pleased to announce that a piece of his artwork has been accepted into the permanent collection of The American Jazz Museum! "Charlie Parker" The Signtologist 2017 The American Jazz Museum is a jazz museum in the United States. Located [...]