do it: social media

Amalia Pica, Throw a Party, 2012. Courtesy the artist. It’s your turn! do it! Follow Amalia Pica‘s instruction and Throw a Party — summer is here and there is a lot to celebrate. Then share your images and videos with us by mentioning @doit_INTL and using hashtag #doit. do it here. do it there. do it everywhere! Follow @doit_INTL on Twitter, Instagram, and Vine for a live stream of all things do it. Get your copy of the exhibition publication today. Find your favorite instruction. Find your favorite instruction. We would love to see you follow Anges Varda’s “recipe” for chard gratin, or in the spirit of Ben Kinmont, invite a stranger into your home for breakfast, or like Louise Bourgeois, simply smile at a stranger.

April 30, 2013- - April 30, 2013 @ EVERYWHERE

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Throw A Party Giveaway

Amalia Pica, Throw a Party, 2012. Courtesy the artist. ICI invites you to throw a party – do it style! Show us your interpretation of Amalia Pica’s Throw a Party and win your very own copies of Hans Ulrich Obrist’s do it: the compendium! Share your party photos and videos with us on the do it Facebook page or on Twitter and Instagram by mentioning @doit_INTL and using hashtag #doit. We will pick […]

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