As part of the Spenards Fluxus project, a project overseen by Chad Taylor with ArtPlace funding administered by Cook Inlet Housing Authority, I was asked to produce a project that would utilise the steel cubby holes in place at the front of a reclaimed church on Spenard Road, Anchorage. The result was Spitter, a low tech interective version of Twitter for Spenard residents: over-sized scrabble blocks and emojis for public use.
