Art from space...

You gotta love it:

http://tinyurl.com/538tg

Cheers,
Jon

Hi Jon-

the satellite photos are more interesting than the view "on the ground". I
was very excited waiting for the gates, but once they were up it was pretty
underwhelming. I guess he gets an "E" for "effort" (also for "ego"). the
best photo I've seen is the mayor getting hit in the head by the cardboard
tube when he opened the first one:

http://tinyurl.com/3hw9x

Dante

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--- In metatuning@yahoogroups.com, "Dante Rosati" <dante@i...> wrote:
> the satellite photos are more interesting than the view "on the ground".

I wondered if that might not be the case. The article in the New
Yorker a number of months ago made it seem intriguing, but didn't
sound like it had some of the magic qualities some of his others have
had. I happen to like "Running Fence".

> best photo I've seen is the mayor getting hit in the head by the
cardboard
> tube when he opened the first one:

"Striking a blow" for art.

Cheers,
Jon