You walk into the trendy space, the vibe of the city humming around you. The bartender strikes up a conversation, so you take the next natural step and order … tap water.That might sound odd, but it’s how things roll at the Water Bar in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The collaborative public art project serves tap water to spark conversations about the importance of local water and raise awareness about important water issues.“When we say water is all we have, we really mean tap water,” says Shanai Matteson, who, along with fellow public artist Colin Kloecker of Works Progress Studio, developed Water
So, an Operator Walks into a Tap-Water Bar …
At the Water Bar in Minneapolis, operators are bartenders and tap water is the beverage of choice. Find out how this unique experience educates the public about local water-quality issues.
Apr 20, 2016
| by Brian Lovett |















