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.
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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