#item 89

Item 89:  LOCATION-BASED. Some people long to have a picnic at the Longaberger Basket Building, and you and your friends are no different. But size matters! Enjoy a to-scale picnic on the grounds in front of the building- giant fruits and sandwiches, etc. No Photoshop just forced perspective.

A robot that applies lipstick to a person’s lips. The person must remain still while the robot moves, and the robot must be remote operated and be an actual robot, not someone’s arm dressed as a robot.

89. IMAGE or VIDEO. Apply lipstick while jumping on a trampoline. - Emily Schulman.

A robot that applies lipstick to a person’s lips. The person must remain still while the robot moves, and the robot must be remote operated and be an actual robot, not someone’s arm dressed as a robot.

89.  Apply lipstick while jumping on a trampoline. - Emily Schulman

89. [IMAGE] COLLABORATIVE. Create Art in the Sky, featuring a kite designed to look like a framed, famous work of art. It must be big enough to be easily seen and identified from the ground. You may do this with other GISH teams to make an Art Gallery in the Sky. Submit your image and if you collaborated, identify which kites belong to your team in the comment section.

89.  Cameo is full of actors, celebrities and performers, but where are the big thinkers? Get a 30-second Cameo-style video from a Nobel prize-winning scientist, a MacArthur Genius Grant winner, or Pulitzer-winning author/poet that is NOT actually on Cameo.

89.  An interview with any cinematic superhero explaining why they are, and have always been, against fascism. Bonus points if you get Chris Evans, Robert Downey, Jr., Henry Cavill, Gal Gadot, Scarlett Johannson, or any other recognizable Marvel or DC superhero actor as your interview subject. Double bonus points if they do it in costume and/or in character. Post to social media tagged #SuperheroesAgainstFacism and #GISH.