Tim Jackson

Pranksters, performers, and provocateurs take to the streets to engage in social critique through imaginative guerrilla art. Through media hoaxes, billboard alteration, and even pants-less subway rides, these radical jesters taunt mainstream media and challenge the increasingly private use of public space. Behind every prank is a purpose – to use humor to make people question a culture where ideas and values are often fashioned by the media and through habits of consumption.

Pranksters, performers, and provocateurs take to the streets to engage in social critique through imaginative guerrilla art. Through media hoaxes, billboard alteration, and even pants-less subway rides, these radical jesters taunt mainstream media and challenge the increasingly private use of public space. Behind every prank is a purpose – to use humor to make people question a culture where ideas and values are often fashioned by the media and through habits of consumption.