Artists ask 'Anyone for table tennis?'
MEMBERS of the public were challenged to an outdoor game of
table tennis as part of a new art project touring the
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Volkhardt Müller, left, Tim Dollimore, centre, and Augusto Corrieri, of the Global Player, challenged members of the public to a game of table tennis MATT MINSHULL EE010808_MM04_01
country.
The Global Player, which started its UK tour at the Exeter
Phoenix, will travel to other cities including Brighton,
Cardiff and Plymouth until Friday.
The piece of art, which is being used as a promotion for the
Beijing Olympics, is a custom-built table-tennis table and is
being towed around the streets and public spaces of five
British cities.
Paula Crutchlow, spokeswoman for The Global Player, said:
“Lots of people seemed up for a game but they had to say why
they wanted to play. The point of it is to test out public
space and to find out how communities gather.”
The table will be in the city centre today. After its
British tour it will tour abroad until the London Olympics in
2012.
Game statistics and edited video highlights of games can be
seen online at www.blindditch.org/globalplayer.











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