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Bio

Jordan Seiler is an artist/activist born in New York City and currently living in Brooklyn. As the founder of PublicAdCampaign, Jordan’s work revolves around the intersection of public and private media in our shared environments. Seeing public participation in the curation of our public spaces as a vital component to metropolitan health, Jordan seeks to promote social interaction through artistic and activist projects that question current uses of our shared spaces. While this often results in the promotion of aesthetic public endeavors, Jordan’s work also targets those public media sources that may hinder an open public media space, most importantly commercial media. Through street work, gallery shows, collaborative civil disobedience, and the curation of public media projects, PublicAdCampaign hopes to investigate how we adorn our cities and how we may do so in a more productive way that breeds sociability above all else. The resulting works that come out of the PublicAdCampaign project blur the line between art and activism and attempt to define engaged citizenry as we navigate what it means to be urban in an increasingly populated world.