We reached out to some Astor Place folks to see what might be happening here. To be continued (maybe!).
Photo by Steven; H/T to Ada!
Wednesday, December 15, 2021
Free the Cube!
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SantaCon victim?
ReplyDeleteATTICA! ATTICA!
ReplyDeleteMaybe the twister part of it is broken?
ReplyDeleteThe barricade forming a hexagram, can't be good. Merry Christmas ya'll!
ReplyDeleteRemember the Alamo?
ReplyDeleteIn this case, the last local man standing will d
stand here against the gentrifiers.
The barricades prevent the Cube from escaping. They are very effective.
ReplyDeleteAnyone find anything about this? They continue there and not great experience when supposed to be interactive public art.
ReplyDeleteIf you look at the base you can see people tried to rock it back and forth and ruined the bit that balance the rotation in the base so it's partially leaning on the fences. It needs to be repaired!
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