I saw this on my way home from Lebel today. Earlier in the day, on my way to school, I had seen some bright yellow chunks of asphalt on the south side of Mill Street, where that little cul-de-sac is, right beside Huron Church. I didn’t think much of it, though remained curious about it. There are a few more pieces placed around the area, some purple-coloured sticks, other orange coloured garbage, and some more yellow asphalt. At first I didn’t like the idea of placing more garbage around there, but then caught myself—I hadn’t really noticed there was garbage there before at all.
The more I thought about it and saw the pieces subtly (if bright orange plastic containers can be subtle) spread around, peaking out from the leaves on the ground, the more I liked it. Is this work from Advanced Sculpture?… I know they’ve been working with the idea of interventions.
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- darren: i’ll bring some of those round form pans to the cookie bake on sunday. i forget what they call those...
- darren: hi joshua, i just used to use it to send video from one vcr to another tv. but sometimes we would attach it...
- Justin: No problem Josh! Sometimes to fix that stuff you have to switch over to the code view and delete it from...
- Joshua: P.S. Thanks Justin for deleting the unneeded table in my post (if you did). I had a hard time getting rid of...
- Joshua: That little device sounds and looks interesting. What kind of things did you broadcast, Darren? I agree with...
- darren: I’d love to help in any way too with the CJAM thing.
- Justin: I think we need to work out some more audio projects… maybe the CJAM thing could be reworked (or we at...
- darren: you can see a photo of the device i had here:
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