All the trees and poles have knitting on them here.
All the trees and poles have knitting on them here.
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YARN-BOMB!
ReplyDeleteGuerrilla knitting
ReplyDeleteSad thing about all this knitting stuff is: It looks good for a couple of weeks, and then it gets dirty and nobody cares.
ReplyDeleteIt's actually an ArtPrize entry. It's venue is Parliament - the Boutique.
ReplyDeleteCute, but what happens when the trees have out grown their stockings? If no one cuts them free, they will slowly strangle to death.
ReplyDeleteI actually figured you were in EAV! That's East Atlanta Village for the uninitiated...
ReplyDeleteLisa Borel in line with your comment...
ReplyDeleteThey yarn bombed a library/ community center near me. It was so cool at first, but it's been months out in the weather, no one has taken the pieces down, and now it just looks like the place is littered with yarn trash. :( I wish they would have it removed and start again or something.
There are rules at ArtPrize about when the art has to come down so I wouldn't be surprised if this were all gone by mid-October.
ReplyDeleteJessica Harbin Michael Serra He is in Grand Rapids MI at Artprize, and "Freakin' hipsters" still applies, unfortunately...
ReplyDeleteApparently it is called "Yarn-bombing"
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