When British artist Luke Jarram realized just how many people spend time around other strangers without ever speaking to them, he decided to mix things up by placing brightly painted pianos in public places that he hoped would encourage spontaneous communication.
The artist's "Play me, I‘m yours" project began in Birmingham, UK, in 2008 with 15 pianos brought to various public places throughout the city for three weeks. The project was a huge success, and it was estimated that over 140 000 people played these pianos or listened to others play. Since then, more than 1000 pianos with a simple instruction - "Play Me, I’m Yours" - have already been installed in 37 cities across the globe, reaching about six million people worldwide.
Street pianos, some renovated by other artists or local communities, have begun appearing in city squares, parks, bus shelters, train stations, markets, bridges, ferries, and other public places. The project invites communities to collaborate and participate as well, so if there's a piano in your community, you can add it to this list!
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#42 Nicosia, Cyprus, 2014

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#43 Québec, Canada 2014

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#47 Shi The Border Collie Takes A Break From His Job At The Chamber Of Commerce!

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#48 Public Piano In Piešt'any, Slovakia

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#49 Adelaide, Australia, 2014

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#50 Play Me, I'm Yours At Incubate Festival, Tilburg, The Netherlands 2011

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#52 Paihia Piano, Bay Of Islands, Nz.

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#54 Airplane Piano, Logan Airport, Boston, Ma By William Turville

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#55 Playing The Blues, In China Town, Los Angeles

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#56 New York City 2014

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#57 Cottin's Hardware & Rental Public Piano - Lawrence, Kansas Usa

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#58 Albany, Ny Summer 2014

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#59 Boston, Usa, 2013

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#60 Calgary, Canada

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