How to solve the Luke Kelly defacing thing pic.twitter.com/xr9AGqTO9j
— Annie West (@anniewestdotcom) July 14, 2020
In fairness.
Meanwhile…
You joke, but you know they’re actually considering exactly this? pic.twitter.com/WwMnBOIsMR
— Darragh Mc Donagh (@darraghmcdonagh) July 14, 2020
Meanwhile…
— Emmet ᚛ᚓᚋᚋᚓᚉ᚜ (@DaDearga) July 14, 2020
Zardoz speaks to YOU.
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V. good Annie! – good to see you back on the ‘sheet.
Saw commentators over on the twitter saying it looked like an onion flower.
Given the stress this statue has caused and in the tradition of bestowing weird names on public art in and around the O’Connell St Area, might we call this one the Allium on the Vallium?
Great- finally some use for The Spike- otherwise known as the stiletto in the ghetto.
Or the spike in de shite..
install a couple of cctv cameras in behind the eyes
firstly, IMO that is a terrible sculpture, it is an assault on the senses, I drove past with my kids and they spotted it and laughed at it, one dubbed it the angry hedgehog
It is fair to presume that the indigenous folk are pushing back upon the imposed assault on their senses.
it might also be fair to assume the ‘artist’ responsible does not live very close to this defecation
It’s a great sculpture in my opinion and many local people have said they like it. Apparently kids from the local school remove any leaves and bits of rubbish that get caught in the hair.
Your kids probably don’t react at all to most public statues in Dublin so I don’t see their response as a terrible thing at all.
I’m not going to assume anything about the vandals involved but they’ve arrested a 47 year old “man” so we’ll see what happens.
The only way to make a sculpture nobody hates is to make a sculpture nobody loves.
Dump it. It’s awful.
The Dub who needs a scrub…
With their ink and their scorn,
My God what have they done?
What a really tremendous headline, Bodzymandias
Seven Dulux Nights…
The singer needin’ thinner
Put it on the Central Bank, staring accusingly in the boardroom window, with James Larkin playing on loudspeaker every time there’s a board meeting