— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
Dunno if this was planned or not, but between a giant octopus piñata (below) and some stack o' brown bags repurposed as a mushroom farm, it seems like Saturday was art day in #MiDoPa. I cannot say if this brown bag art project was done using trash scattered around the park or using new bags because, honestly, I was a little scared of talking to a pair of people rocking bucket hats while making such edgy and provocative art.
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My friend Doug Rhodehamel has been making paper mushroom art for years. I wonder if the DP shrooms were done for or inspired by his SPORE Project.
BRUTE LABS, a Bay Area non-profit, was responsible for the monster pinata. Thanks for sharing a photo!
To learn more about the group, visit BRUTE LABS. The monster’s name is IGoR. It was created to represent Income, Gender and/or Racial inequality. Needless to say, we ripped him to shreds at the end to symbolize our efforts to combat inequality of all types.