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Monday, November 29, 2010 at

Giant clothes pin

What a rad installation in Belgium!

(Via The Debonaire, via Milk)
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79 comments:

  1. ha I love it! very cool.

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  2. Beautiful. Love how the grass really looks like a fold of cloth.

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  4. oh goodness. this is great : )
    xx fallon

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  5. This is too clever! I love it!

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  7. How wonderful is that! Puts a smile on my face, for sure :)

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  8. Weird! I want to hang Christmas lights all over it :)

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  9. How cool:) What a perfect spot for it! Have a great Monday
    Kisses

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  10. How random! But so cool :)

    xo,
    Cassie
    (Moon Face)

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  12. Oh this is soo cool!!! It reminds of the people who did the big rubber ducky in an Amsterdam pond. hehe. =)

    Melanie's Randomness

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  13. Awesome! I'd love to go there just to take pictures with it.

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  15. But can it hang my laundry? ;)

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  17. So interesting, yet strange, yet interesting. I wonder what inspires artists to create realistic installations.

    Victoria
    http://diva-in-distress.blogspot.com

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  18. just what we needed on monday, a big smile. thank you!

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  19. ha, ha i love this!

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  20. That's so cool!

    Lauren
    www.laurensthoughts.com

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  21. Love this! What a fun way to start the day...puts a smile on my face. Thanks! You always find the best stuff : - )

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  22. There's a clothespin statue in Philadelphia, too! http://www.flickr.com/photos/iirraa/35097240/

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  23. i want to go to there.

    but in the meantime, go here !...

    amandamantes.blogspot.com

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  24. wow that's kind of amazing

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  26. It takes a very special brain to come up with something like that. Crazy cool.

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  28. what a great idea! love it!

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  29. Very unique. I wish I had something as cool as this on my back yard.

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  30. so rad! I am impressed :)

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  31. hehe! I love this.

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  32. ah! i'm going to belgium soon, i'll have to add this to my itinerary. :)

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  33. oh how lovely! that brought a smile to my face this monday, thank you! xoxo.

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  34. Whaaat?! That's so rad!
    xo tash

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  36. That is so cool! xxoo :)

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  37. We have a clothespin sculpture here in Philly too:
    http://www.artcyclopedia.com/feature-2004-09-oldenburg-clothespin.html

    (although I like the Belgian one more since it actually looks like it is clipping the earth!)

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  38. Anonymous12:44 PM

    Hello Joanna
    Something else to check out: Danish artist, Peter Callesen.
    His papercut art is fantastic!

    Anna/ Sweden

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  39. Woooooooaah, amazing!

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  40. ha love this. have you ever seen these?

    http://www.art.com/products/p15036404-sa-i3430756/richard-cummins-giant-shuttlecock-sculpture-at-nelson-atkins-museum-of-art-kansas-city-missouri.htm

    they are fabulous Shuttlecock Sculptures at Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri (my hometown!) so random but so fun.

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  41. no way, anonymous. i hadn't realized that! what a coincidence. i will actually pick someone else now, to be fair. thanks so much! xo

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  42. that is super cool!

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  43. Strangest thing, I saw this a few weeks ago somewhere and thought to myself "That's something I could see posted by Joanna on A Cup of Jo"...weird...

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  44. I see that you're bringing the word "rad" back again! Love it!
    Julie xo

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  46. that is so cool!!! there is a neat safety pin installation here in dallas, but not nearly as cool placement as this one...love it

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  47. Ah! I'm from Belgium & I didn't even know we had this! So thanks for the tip!

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  48. I love this, just took a couple chilly loads off our line!

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  49. Amazing! Deb always has the best stuff on her blog!

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  50. Excellent, I love when public art is clever and humourous.

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  51. hahaha, this is amazing!

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  52. omg that's one of the coolest things I've ever seen! haha love it!

    www.ThePantryDrawer.com

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  53. This is very cool. It reminds me of the Claus Oldenburg clothespin sculpture in Philly! I tried to see if the artist referenced that piece as an inspiration at all, but he did not. Just more proof we live in a Postmodern society, eh? : O )

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  56. That is so clever.

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  57. This photo made me chuckle. Thanks for sharing.

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  61. SOOO COOL - now, that's a sculpture :)

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  64. That's awesome!!!!

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  65. so cool! that would be so fun to come across on a walk or bike ride....thanks for sharing. i love seeing what cool things are around the world...

    Miyan

    www.miyan-overseas.blogspot.com

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  66. This made me chuckle. My friends neighbors do not like him because he is too lazy/busy to clean up his lawn. I sent him this picture and told him this would be icing on the cake if he made this happen in his backyard. Awesome...

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  68. totally love it!

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  71. Omigod - I love that! So simple, cheeky, fun, imaginative and unneccessary at the same time!

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  79. Anonymous12:56 AM

    Reminds me of Claus Oldenburg. Is that the artist?

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