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I object to the deletion of this article, because to my mind it is notable for various reasons. Most of all - and particularly relevant for wikipedia - because of the concept of collective authorship realised within the subject. I am preparing an article about the artist Jochen Gerz, containing some more examples of participatory works in public space. Further arguments for the outstanding significance of "2-3 Streets" cf. the essay Weiland added on 6 november 2011. Juser44 ( talk) 00:24, 5 December 2011 (UTC)
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I object to the deletion of this article, because to my mind it is notable for various reasons. Most of all - and particularly relevant for wikipedia - because of the concept of collective authorship realised within the subject. I am preparing an article about the artist Jochen Gerz, containing some more examples of participatory works in public space. Further arguments for the outstanding significance of "2-3 Streets" cf. the essay Weiland added on 6 november 2011. Juser44 ( talk) 00:24, 5 December 2011 (UTC)