Probably most people have noticed the round-about installed in the corridor of death by the clock tower.This clever installation, while serving as an effective method for preventing bike accidents, also has become a podium for artwork installation. Perhaps the facilities committee will take a cue from this renegade installation of traffic control, and consider installing a permanent one.

Guerrilla art installations on campus have been a subject of debate among many students in the arts community, and the subject is usually brought up in the context of "there isn't enough student art or visual art on campus." So far, campus facilities has seemed open enough to these types of installations, especially short-run installations in White Plaza or Tresidder.

A fun installation a few weeks back was a giant game of Jenga in White Plaza:

Over the last couple of years, various groups of students have attempted to formalize the installations on campus, either through the Student Organizing Committee for the Arts (SOCA), or through midnight chalking and expeditions. Perhaps, renegade art installations will inspire a more organized effort to get more student artwork into public spaces on campus.