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This is the world’s collective view of the World Cup

14
Jul
2014

A good portion of sports fans across the globe found themselves sitting in front of a TV yesterday to watch Germany and Argentina duke it out in the World Cup, and artists Teju Cole, Jer Thorp, and Mario Klingemann wanted to make something out of that rare worldwide connection. Simultaneous spectatorship has been possible for decades, Cole writes on Twitter, but global social networks have now made it highly visible. Cole asked his followers to tweet photos of their television or computer as they watched the game, tagging the photos with their location, the minute on the game clock, and the hashtag thetimeofthegame.

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