Public art is mostly imposed on communities that can’t defend themselves from it. Rarely do you see public art spoiling rich neighborhoods.
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Replying to @literalbanana
Rich neighborhoods can also afford to commission artists to create work if they want it on display.
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Replying to @thepiclord
I’ve almost never seen that - unless you count really old stuff. have you seen it?
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Replying to @literalbanana @thepiclord
There are some nice ones, this is from my hometown for instance It’s important to know that you can spin it like a toppic.twitter.com/61MpjWNLi8
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I was so happy when I saw that in person! Then I went to try and spin it. It didn’t spin :/ Actually, not sure if it was the same cube. The one I’m talking about is in NYC near the NYU campus
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it has recently been refurbished and it spins again
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It's Burning Man art. Perhaps some art is only good if you burn it down after seven days, and other if you burn it down after seven hundred years
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Replying to @Plinz @literalbanana and
heh was tempted to poast ‘looked better on the playa though’ but it seemed a bit try-hard I have very fond memories around the ‘LOVE’ installation from this series
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yeah they bought a bunch of the same flavor of shite directly from the playa literally not joking
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