A 65 foot bronze monstrosity is being erected in a small coastal town in Britain and locals are not happy about it.
The statue is called Verity. The artist is a nearby pub owner who describes his obscenity as a 'modern allegory of truth and justice.' That's faux-art speak to deflect anyone correctly taking umbrage to a chunk of junk disguised as art.
Naysayers told the city council the 'work' is: 'outrageous, immoral, bizarre, offensive, distasteful, embarrassing, grotesque, disrespectful, insensitive, inappropriate, a monstrosity, tasteless, ugly, vulgar and not in good taste'. In short, this thing needs to be melted down and turned into a bell or a plaque.
The council ignored upset villagers giving a green light to the project instead. The pointee skin stripped horror was wind tunnel tested. Yea, don't want the thing taking off in the middle of the night on a brisk onshore wind gust.
Sometimes bad art is well, you know, just bad. Can anyone else hear Donatello, Michelangelo, Bernini and Rodin turning in their graves?
The statue is called Verity. The artist is a nearby pub owner who describes his obscenity as a 'modern allegory of truth and justice.' That's faux-art speak to deflect anyone correctly taking umbrage to a chunk of junk disguised as art.
Naysayers told the city council the 'work' is: 'outrageous, immoral, bizarre, offensive, distasteful, embarrassing, grotesque, disrespectful, insensitive, inappropriate, a monstrosity, tasteless, ugly, vulgar and not in good taste'. In short, this thing needs to be melted down and turned into a bell or a plaque.
The council ignored upset villagers giving a green light to the project instead. The pointee skin stripped horror was wind tunnel tested. Yea, don't want the thing taking off in the middle of the night on a brisk onshore wind gust.
Sometimes bad art is well, you know, just bad. Can anyone else hear Donatello, Michelangelo, Bernini and Rodin turning in their graves?