About the Project
Take One is an ongoing series of public, interactive posters by artist and teacher Chris Gollmar. Inspired by the tear-off flyers that are often found on lampposts and notice boards, these posters invite passers-by to tear off a tab. As viewers remove tabs, the composition of the overall work shifts. Each tab itself becomes a small print that the viewer can keep.
Contact the artist at chris@rtkt.co.
All Posters
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Poster #5 is a special edition. Don’t take a tab–take a whole poster!
This colorful poster was installed on a sunny corner in North Center, Chicago.
Made with a large stack of scraps, this poster takes its form from page-a-day calendars. It was installed in Lincoln Park, Chicago, near the farmer’s market and zoo.
Re-worked poster #1 near Begyle Brewing, now featuring a stack of 17 “Interference” and “Depth” prints on red, blue, and black construction paper.
The first poster! Combination of “Resonance” and “Interference” prints on cardstock/Bristol; located on a busy sidewalk outside of Begyle Brewing.