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22 May 2013 6:26 PM
this is great! welcome back!
Hope you get her back soon
Unfortunately, many of the older residents would prefer empty storefronts over anything...
I had a Yorkie and it pains me to recall thoughts of when my see you next Tuesday gf left...
I hope your prayers are answered.
Uh, what exactly is this mural depicting?
Jay -
The working people of the world basking in the (apparently magnetic) sunlight of socialism while The Man stares on disapprovingly from the bleak doorway of the tenement he refuses to maintain properly?
Either that or a advert for headache pills.
My question is, is there only one mural painter in this entire city? Even Diego Rivera had less wall space then this artist.
Nah, there are 2. CityArts does some murals too.
But I am getting sick of this guy getting all the new murals. Variety please!
If you want to actually know what the mural is about you can check it out at: http://dvawarenessmural.blogspot.com/
Seriously. This falls firmly in the category of the “urban mural genre,” to the point where it is pretty much interchangeable with scores of other murals that can be found in plenty of other cities all over the country. Was there no arts committee to look at this proposed design who could say, “nice, but we’ve seen this 1000 times before. Get back to us when you have something creative.”
Agreed…
And does anyone else find these people kind of scary looking? Especially now that they are everywhere.
agreed, this mural say nothing about Brookland. boring. odd. I don’t think it adds to Brookland’s main street.