Is tell your client when you are going to go Guerrilla for them.
Douglas Jaeger of Happy Corp. decided to plan/approve a guerrilla defamation of the MOMA subway exhibit in Brooklyn that he worked on "because it was "inevitable" that the celebrated subway vandal - whose real name is Henry Matyjewicz[Poster Boy] - would eventually have done it himself."
So that was why you did not tell your client? okay...
Don't get me wrong, I like the idea here, but to do it without client permission may not make the most business sense. Especially when that client is in the business of art and it's representation.
