Public Art Part 2
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melwilQuick Quiz (without the Quiz bit because I don't have a paid LJ . . . :( )
1. What city/country do you live in?
2. How far would you have to travel from your front door to see a piece of 'public art'?
3. What is this 'public art' (if you have a picture, even better)
Within 10 minutes walk from my front door there are traffic signal boxes, stain glass windows at the local primary school and some interesting graffiti under a bridge - what about you?
1. What city/country do you live in?
2. How far would you have to travel from your front door to see a piece of 'public art'?
3. What is this 'public art' (if you have a picture, even better)
Within 10 minutes walk from my front door there are traffic signal boxes, stain glass windows at the local primary school and some interesting graffiti under a bridge - what about you?
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on 2005-09-05 06:59 am (UTC)no subject
on 2005-09-05 07:23 am (UTC)2. About 37 seconds
3. A piece of graffiti on a wall, or if you want a picture, check my most recent post for a slightly further away example (3 minute car ride).
Official public art.
on 2005-09-05 09:25 am (UTC)About a mile and a half away.
Paintings and sculptures displayed in the county courthouse.
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on 2005-09-05 09:52 am (UTC)2. 5 minutes or so.
3. well, i am sure there is graffiti at the school, but the herzliya museum is very close to my house and there are statues outside.
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on 2005-09-05 01:40 pm (UTC)2. I can see it from my window
3. A mural on the side of the school across the street.