Protest Art movement sparks sharp public response and satire
Gavin Marshall of PPA sues protest art ideals while defenders like Marissa Delevan condemn the effort as foolish. Marshall showcases "White Dudes in Suits" photos and the tour includes a Modern David with Clothes On sculpture by Clayton Brown, with proceeds supporting corporate tax break lobbying. Proceeds fund tax relief efforts for corporations.
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Gavin Marshall
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Marissa Delevan
Brooklyn Heights
Clayton Brown
David
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Battle of the Swing Sees Coffey Park Showdown
At Coffey Park playground Ms. Ruggles and Mr. Vetter clash over a single swing. After a push and a mock duel using branches as weapons, witnesses note fencing style play and a final blow breaking Ms. Ruggles’ branch. Authorities intervene and separate them. Two days later Vetter finds graffiti reading Ms Rwuz here on his swing.
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Blue Themed Petition Aims To Rename Red Hook Lane
A community group from the Blue Pencil Lunar Revue advocates replacing Red Hook Lane with Blue Brick Road. They praise blue as the only proper color and urge local stores to stock blue paints. They cite blue culture references and oppose orange green and purple distractions.
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Home Depot
Bluemingdales
Red Hook Lane
Blue Brick Road
Brady Garland
John Belushi
Fairway
DeVos bill on school funding prompts Nebraska backlash
Senator Deb Fischer faults a proposed DeVos funding plan after seeing photos of her visit. Fischer calls the move a sick joke and questions how she can persuade Nebraskans to take the administration seriously, saying some people are evidently that dumb.
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