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No Complaints Today
Brooklyn, NY - GGP - Tuesday, May 17th, 2005 : goo
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A book sank in the Gowanus Canal.
A well polished shoe moved unexpectedly.
A warning was posted at rat's-eye level
No complaints today.
This article has been viewed 2400 times in the last 4 years
Peter: 17th May 2005 - 14:01 GMT
no complaints today! im really glad they put the warning at rat's level... now they know to avoid the poisons... that is, assuming they read english ;)
Peter: 17th May 2005 - 14:03 GMT
also: i used to take the j/m/z train from my old place in brooklyn into manhattan every day... on the elevated platform near the hospital, i once saw a thug grab a book out of a woman's hands and toss it onto the roof of an adjacent c-town grocery below... i watched the book decay and dissolve into a pile of colorless gray pulp over the course of about a year of changing seasons. urban decay is fascinating. i bet the photo you too kis the last anyone will care or think of the book in question...
elaine: 17th May 2005 - 15:33 GMT
i like the chocolatey shoes. plus there being no complaints today, though it is printed in such a way as to produce panic, as far as i can see, which is less good
elaine: 13th Jun 2005 - 11:09 GMT
this is such a lovely suite of photos. i just looked at it again and was struck by the juxtapositon of different registers. nice
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