REBAR is a collective of artists, designers and activists based in San Francisco. Fundamentally, REBAR’s work explores the connection between human imagination and the physical landscape. Through methods similar to those employed by DJs, REBAR samples and remixes the constituent elements of the social and physical landscape to create new meaning and to expose arbitrary assumptions about the systems of regulation that determine the structures of the built world.

Though best known as the creators of PARK(ing) Day—a one-day global event where artists and citizens transform metered parking spaces into functional social spaces for humans—REBAR has created numerous projects in both public and private spaces and exhibited its work worldwide.

In addition to Park(ing) Day and several other past projects, AIA Seattle is proud to be the first venue in the country to host Bushwaffle, REBAR's latest endeavor which was unveiled in Amsterdam recently.

Images from local particants in the 2008 Park(ing) Day are also on display as part of the exhibition. Find out about AIA Seattle and Site Workshop's Park(ing) spot here.