Parting Shot: Played
Someone whacked the long standing “Play!” mural at DeSalvio Playground in Little Italy, click here to see the messy aftermath. |Photo: wallyg|
by Bucky Turco on July 6, 2010 at 7:15 pm
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Crime! buff the fucking Holister wall on Houston and show some discretion
That graffiti was an eyesore to the city of new york !
@sebastien: You entitled your opinion about it being "an eyesore," but graffiti it was NOT!
It's all part of creating the landscape for you. Read a little about psychological conditioning. They use it on you. They don't want the walls to look pretty when they stuff us all in there to wait to be processed and sorted.
@ Bucky: It's on a wall and it gets buffed, in my book it's graffiti, another kind from rap drawings tho
Security at Judson Health Center, (whose wall that is) told me "The city give us a ticket for graffiti!" It wasn't clear to me if the if the city actually gave Judson Health Center a ticket, or threatened to, but either way, Judson Health Center painted over the mural in response to the City.
He also noted the wall was developing cracks that threatened the structure of the wall, and needed to be repaired, so the mural was painted over during those repairs.
Hey sebastian, if a mural for kids in a playground scares you so much then maybe you should stay home. Or move somewhere with no art or playgrounds where you'll be safe.
http://www.playnyc.com/
its a company logo not a mural for kids.
Yeah it's totally graffiti, It's letters !
And the colors were offensive to.
The grey buff is so much better, but I like better brown all over the city.
wow, you guys really live in naziland, dont ya?
taking skatephotos at 10.30 at night on private property in front of a hospital, while its 27 degrees and all the windows are open, the cops came and casually asked one of our guys if we were going to be long.
we told him, na just a couple more tries, and he was fine with that and left.
oh, and im in germany