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Ben Retig & Marianna De Nadal

Incoming Call

Incoming Call is a public intervention in which payphones along 14th Street ring when a tweet about 14th Street is made. Payphones will ring as they used to do many years ago, before regulations to disable incoming calls were made in the 90s. As new technologies have developed, and the use of payphones declined, Incoming Call creates a link between the virtual and the physical, the old and the new, as a reflection on transformations in the public landscape.

Date

October 11 – 12

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Location

35 West 14th Street, New York, NY, United States
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Time, Duration, & Other Cool Stuff You May Need To Know

Saturday, October 11 and Sunday, October 12 from 10am-10pm. Look for either Titan or Telebeam payphones along 14th Street, between Ninth Avenue and Avenue B.

Tweet either #14street, #14st, #14thstreet, or #14thst to activate phones.

Payphone locations can be found below, and on this map:

354 West 14th Street, 220 West 14th Street, 200 West 14th Street, 207 West 14th Street, 160 West 14th Street, 125 West 14th Street, 103 West 14th Street, 100 West 14th Street, 66 West 14th Street, 18 West 14th Street, 35 West 14th Street, 1 East 14th Street, 92 East 14th Street, 123 3rd Avenue, 226 East 14th Street, 250 East 14th Street, 310 East 14th Street, 237 1st Avenue, 440 East 14th Street, 512 East 14th Street, 540 East 14th Street