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Both KMart and Harvard Sq
Both KMart and Harvard Sq being on the decline, it's probably just yuppie 'artistes' reconstituting a proscribed image.
Should we be scared?
Like the Mooninite, I personally take this campaign as a terrorist threat. Any glowing lights in public obviously means that doomsday is imminent.
Someone is obviously out to get us.
I dunno I actually kinda
I dunno I actually kinda like the boxes, although I have to admit in pictures they look a bit cheesy.
You should check it out in person, and when its darker then when that picture was taken.
Well...
I kinda hoped people would have taken my comment as it was meant to be: complete and utter sarcasm.
I looove the concept of street art, even if it's unorthodox (baby heads, anyone?*). I think there should be more of it, as long as it's not vandalism.
There are a few public installations I've seen that I just don't get, but others do, and offer a chance for contemplation, positive or negative.
*I realize that the baby heads are on private property, so don't technically constitute "street art," but the philosophy is the same.
I dont think he/she was
I dont think he/she was taking you seriously.
Im the same anon from
Im the same anon from before... I really need to get a name here lol
I should have responded to the first comment directly as I wasnt responding to the mooninite post lol. I know that was supposed to be a funny.
My point was that its not Kmart/Walmart style stuff, its actually quite nice when taken in its full context on that street, and I see more construction going on so Im guessing theres more to come.
I suspect that the KMart
I suspect that the KMart reference referred not to quality of art, but to blue light specials.
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