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Given that these "doggiequins" were All purchased from the same manufacturer, I don’t find this "paint job" to be very creative, at all.

Nicely done, I like the natural head and shoulders and otherwise ornamented with things from a garden.

Very nice, interesting that only white lights are used? As a kid I enjoyed the bright colors and the glass globes, I also remember actual candles on our tree, while supervised of course. I may shop for a Christmas pudding made with lard (suet) yum.

Very nice project for those 11 year-old students, an opportunity for sighted people to experience art, using only our fingertips and hands.

I've had some wild times on those streets. Good to see my hometown doing its thing.

I lived in Fetcham from 1970 - 1990. Much has changed along trhe footath by the railway. The standing water on the footpath is due to blocked culverts under the railway embankment. It only used to flood VERY occasionally, when the river was very high. Also much change after you go under the railway bridge at the end of Cannon Way. This are used to be an overgrown orchard from Canon's Court farm. Often used to pick apples from the old trees there. I have no idea when it was cleared and replanted. The large "interstingly shaped building" at 15:50 is (or was) "Canon's Court". It was a farm house, and was used by the monks from somewhere like Nonsuch Abbey. In the 1970's it was a childrens home, but later was sold and convcerted into flats. I believe that the cellars to the house are brick built barrel-vaults. Many of the surrounding roads were supposed to be named after Canon's Court, but the developers (Or the planning authority) could not spell, hence "CANNON Grove" not "CANON's Grove " etc.

6:00 I used to get a 5p of chips for a bundle of newspapers from that chip shop. Would be about 1969

Ahem, constipation comes to mind.

Why are some folded? Its indoors, its not like the wind did it

So many flavours of mental illness!

One thing that I'm always pleased to see are independent meat shops & green grocers. Something that does not exist here.

Who allowed this to be intentionally dumped in broad daylight. What’s next, a pile of badly stained deathbed mattresses? This isn’t artistic at all, it’s an artsore. Too bad Guy Fawkes day has come and gone.

Got to be honest not a fan of the murals.

Liked the old church.

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Jeez half of these are made up

I lived in San Francisco for about a year in 1969, it was the epicenter of the hippie movement and the black Panthers. I assume the flag with the paw mark was a tip of the hat to the Black Panthers?, but the dog bone one idk, maybe gay pet lovers? I had no idea there were so many, they make for a nice collage of thoughtful artwork.

Oh dear, this looks like a junior school year 1 science project for 6 year old’s, the "story" behind it sounds unrelated and word salad-ish. As neon art goes, I’ve seen far better in a chippies window, fact.

Who on earth is going to arch their neck to contemplate this overly busy collage of nonsense? Cover it with a nice light pastel coat of paint, in a mood enhancing shade please, this is just a lazy person’s graffiti. if this is considered art. then a wallpaper store should be called a gallery.

From the perspective of which we?

Compared to the aluminum tree, this is a nothing burger.

Looks depressing to me.

It belongs on a railway platform as an ode to those week old, stale sandwiches sold at Sutton station in the 1960’s, in a glass case with a dead blowfly next to it.

I kinda prefer the ones referring to people.

That’s a very nice high Street, I wouldn’t mind living nearby. I like that it’s still drivable, that’s important for those smaller businesses.

I like it, quite creative. Here’s how it was made (probably); The original tree was sectioned into manageable pieces. Coated with liquid silicon rubber. The silicon rubber mold(s) were then painted with a mixture of Aluminum (aluminium) powder and liquid resin, repeated several times to create the desired thickness. The silicon rubber mold was then removed and discarded, resulting in a plastic/aluminum casting, an aluminum(powder) reinforced plastic similar to fiberglass having substituted aluminum powder instead of glass fiber. All of the parts were then reassembled using a liquid hot glue gun, the twigs were just added later. When you tap on it, the sound is more plastickey, a pure aluminum would sound more tinny. Still, Impressive and creative.

Stunning!

I don’t see a level of skill in this if it takes a paragraph of meaningless word salad to explain it. Michelangelo wouldn’t have wasted a nice piece of marble such as this. I sometimes wonder if ancient statues with missing limbs and heads, were in fact a screw up by the sculptor, then removed and blamed on vandalism, I mean, if you make the head too small, what else can you do to avoid embarrassment.

Very nice.

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I have to wonder, what the artist’s dreams/nightmares consist of, seriously.

A bit depressing actually and the weather didn’t help, I wouldn’t choose to live there. Thanks for the video anyway. Cheers from San Diego

Not very creative/artistic, doesn’t lend itself to being outdoors, it’s going to gather litter, water spots etc, and be impractical to keep clean. Maybe in a commercial foyer, hotel/office? Also if it had color (colour) changing for viewer interaction, mood, seasonal, sound interaction? Possibly curved glass would make it more interesting to look through. I give it a 1 on scale of 10.

Ingenious messaging and eye catching imagery, kudos.

This may have been posted here two years ago, I’ve lived abroad for over a dozen years…it must have changed since then…

Raided a dumpster in the backyard of a metal shop? It’s a social injustice if it’s not returned.

its an eyesore.

Well, it’s ugly, I’ll give it that. Nightmare-ish even, however it does make the buildings look more beautiful. If that were on my neighbors front lawn I’d be contacting the local council.

Nice cozy street. Thanks

Untitled? How about “I don’t own a chisel”. (Spent all my money shipping this block of marble from Michelangelo’s back yard). Michelangelo - “Every block of stone has a statue inside, it is the task of the sculptor to discover it”. The “head”; I found a mannequin head at a jumble sale and just slung dollops of clay at it.

Thanks for coming to see us!

LOL, I cannot be convinced that modern artists aren't just taking the piss😅

Lived here hated it dull rural

Very nice, and in the middle of a London thoroughfare, perfect. I love the one at the back of Hedley church, UK. You showed it in a recent vlog of Walton on the Hill. The kissing gate on the way to the Cock Inn (medieval humor).

the Market House is not a cafe...

This isn’t a functional work of art without some throw pillows added, it doesn’t invite a caucus using a plethora of word salad to explain its purpose. I can only give it one star as I lurch away from it. Next!

Untitled? How about “Unfinished” OR “I quit“ OR “I refuse to remove anything that isn’t a sculpture” OR “Pay me to make You a sculpture out of this pile”. Too harsh?

The PPP sculpture gave me the impression of the permanence of rocks vs the impermanence of the fissures at precarious angles, equaling anxiety. Can’t believe I’m critiquing art, I can’t even draw a Mickey Mouse head.

I like it, it’s engaging and interesting to me, partly because a bronze implies commitment and intention, rather than a papier-mache sculpture. Cheers

Is this from Stuart Temple ? His art and products are amazing. Cheers 🇦🇺