When I first saw this rendering of a small parking lot on 4th I got excited and thought, "how awesome would that be" But the reality set in I and realized people a printing too much money with parking to ever give them up.
But then this Flea Market sponsored by Trick Dog happened Sunday, so baby steps and never say never.
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This time it really does feel different, people aren't letting the shootings go like they used to. Part of it is due to a few social media heroes who have stepped up, heroes like Emma González a well-spoken and articulate young adult who is a breath of fresh air.
And just like mothers have made an impact on drunk driving laws, moms are now joining the cause to prevent their children from being shot at school with Moms Demand Action.
Corporations are beginning to step up also, requiring background checks and 21 to purchase.
Change is coming.
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“Nothing is more important than that you see and love the beauty that is right in front of you, or else you will have no defense against the ugliness that will hem you in and come at you in so many ways.”
― Neal Stephenson, Anathem
After a full news cycle of events from Paris it was refreshing to trip across this scene Saturday morning. A group called Food Not Bombs, a group which I must point out looked to be mostly young 20 somethings was at the East end of Piatt Park distributing food.
Gives me hope for the future.
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Canstruction is a service project to benefit community food banks. With the support of local teams, thousands of hungry people are fed; a greater awareness of the issues surrounding hunger is brought to the public while spotlighting the local design and construction industry giving back to the community.
Cincinnati Canstruction has contributed 500,000 pounds of food to the Freestore Foodbank.
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Saw this at the Tuesday night car show. You never heard of it? There might be a more official name for it, or no name for it at all.
Every Tuesday there are some crazy souped up cars running around.
And then there was this, I need this for my 3 1/2 mile commute to work.
Why? No reason, it just amuses me to imagine it.
Six wheel drive would have come in handy the last couple months.
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underground architecture, unseen landscapes.
No one ever thinks about whats down there let alone the amount of stuff downthere.
What would Superman see if he were to peer down into this labyrinth? I think I got a sense of this subterranean vastness Sunday morning following these marks. I have no idea what they mean, I can only guess, but a sense of where they lead to can be deciphered, scratching the surface of the intents of the markers at least.
This is my favorite, they remind me of crop circles,landing directions for an alien invasion.
Ten manhole covers and four more just out of the picture. Theres alot of stuff going on under there.
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The third Sheppard Fairey mural, this one on Reading Road.
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The second Sheppard Fairey mural, this one on Walnut St.
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The twitter world was on fire this afternoon with news that Fairey's first installation for his upcoming show Supply and Demand has gone up on 8th St next to Arnold's.
