A guerilla art installation in Pasadena California reminds us that when you see a fork in the road, you should take it.
Image source:[Pasadenastarnews.com]
A guerilla art installation in Pasadena California reminds us that when you see a fork in the road, you should take it.
Image source:[Pasadenastarnews.com]
I should take it?
Jeez. I mean, traffic cones, reflector posts, road signs… at least that shit's possible. I'm not sure you could even get that fork in a 245, much less my 244.
Photo is taken in a weird, alternate reality where people only drive Toyota Camrys. Oh, California? That's why
Nobody goes to Pasadena any more … it's too crowded.
Well if its guerilla art then it shouldn't be there. Taking it would be a service. Mad_Science you've got one task left for your Country Sedan wagon (That is what you have to sell right?).
The little old lady from Pasadena was quoted as saying, "Damn hippie artists. There goes the neighborhood. I'm moving to Chino."
Hey! I live in Chino!
In France, in 1999, I was driving and my navigator kept messing up the directions. We got to see a 50-foot-tall paperclip sculpture four times and were kindly allowed to pay an Autoroute toll each time. I tried to find a picture but I can't even remember which road we were on at the time. I think it was somewhere between the Bordeaux region and Blois but I might be wrong.
Is it still guerrilla art if it takes a crane, concrete foundation, and a work crew to install?