hi, at the web site for MONA is says the things being exhibited were to be smashed and that the audience would be encouraged to smash, etc.
http://www.detroitmona.com/ so it's not vandalism after all, it didn't seem planned in the first report. bests, carol :) xoo allen bukoff wrote: > twhid, > > I hadn't considered that this could be a hoax. I was just sorry (living in > suburban Detroit) that I had missed the event. So I started looking for > corroboration online and was having difficulty finding it, too. Then > Janice hands me this week's "Metro Times" ("metro detroit's news, arts & > culture weekly") and there's an article about this exhibition entitled > "Eve of destruction." If you read the article, it makes it sound like the > audience was invited to destroy everything--that that was the plan. > > Article online at <http://www.metrotimes.com/calendar/event.asp?whatID=65784> > > Still sorry I missed it. > > AB > > >>it isn't art and it isn't creative; it's vandalism. > >> > >>bests, carol > > > >i think it's a spoof actually. searched detroit free press, nothing. > >checked out their website, nothing. > > > >-- > ><twhid> > >http://www.mteww.com > ></twhid> -- carol starr taos, new mexico, usa [EMAIL PROTECTED] web: http://laplaza.org/~datastar/index.html
