A closeup of the Plastic American flag by Amy Orr. Here you can really see the credit cards that make up the central plastic part of the design.
Wednesday, 25 November 2009
American Flag in plastic
Posted on 13:19 by kajal singh
An American Flag in plastic from the Amy Orr Plastic Culture exhibit at the DCCA. This piece is made of credit cards and flags. She carefully shows that the flags were made in China.
Obama: Hope in Plastic
Posted on 13:11 by kajal singh
Obama: Hope in Plastic 2009 by Amy Orr at the Plastic Culture exhibit at the Delaware Center for Contemporary Art. I hope that you can see that this copy of Shepard Fairey's copy of an AP photo is made of variously colored credit cards.
Saturday, 21 November 2009
Ghostbusters with equipment at Philcon
Posted on 15:54 by kajal singh
These Ghostbusters at Philcon had really good costumes. These crappy treo pix don't do justice to the flashing lights, switches and the detail of these costumes.
They were trading costuming and repurposing electronic toys hints with the Pennsylvania Jedi Society. I asked to take a picture since they had put the Ghostbusters theme into my head.
Saturday, 14 November 2009
Compact Car Only or unless you can't read
Posted on 12:00 by kajal singh
These spaces in north Wilmington are notoriously small, so they are correctly labelled "Compact Car Only". I can only conclude that adult illiteracy is still a big problem as the driver of this black pickup truck has failed to follow these instructions. The act is made more agregious by the fact that his tailget has one of those extensions on it, filled with sod, that only makes the truck even longer and more inappropriate for the space. If a car had parked on the other side, though I am not sure how they could, no one could have entered or exited the parking lot.
The alternative to them being illiterate is that they are a jerk. What do you think?
Thursday, 12 November 2009
Creepy eyeball left over Halloween candy
Posted on 10:30 by kajal singh
Still encountering leftover Haloween candy like this creepy eyeball. It's creepy but I ate it anyway, because it was chocolate.
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