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How Paparazzi Dogs and Rabbitgirl Conquered New York City Streets
Going around the traditional gatekeepers, Gillie and Marc Schattner of Australia have become the city’s most prolific creators of public art
Still not as creepy as the bronze sculptor of a giant pregnant woman carrying child with her
stomach opened revealing the fetus...............what an obnoxious postmortum waste of alloy.
How Paparazzi Dogs and Rabbitgirl Conquered New York City Streets
Going around the traditional gatekeepers, Gillie and Marc Schattner of Australia have become the city’s most prolific creators of public art
OMG this reminds me.. I was a Metro Tech (Downtown Brooklyn) Monday when it was brutality cold. I saw this Seeing-Eye-Dog all alone. I'm walking around trying to see where the owner went (maybe lost). I did not see anyone in distress, trying to find his or her dog. The dog was not moving. I figured it was frozen or waiting for its owner. Then a group of people stopped, looked at it.. petted it.. and kept walking. Poor dog I thought.. Some need to find its owner... I walked closer.. and BAM... STUPID ME realized it was a freakin sculpture!!!!!
I like that one. It's just that one dog sculpture or are there others?
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