Statement from Public Art Fund:"Based on an updated recommendation of the Parks Department, we are reducing the hours of operation of "The New York City Waterfalls" beginning Monday, Sept. 8, from 101 hours per week to 49.5 hours per week in a further effort to stem the impact on the trees. The hours of operation will be Tuesdays and Thursdays through Sunday from 12:30 pm. to 9 p.m., and Mondays and Wednesdays from 5.30 p.m. to 9 p.m., through the scheduled end of the exhibition on Oct. 13."
City Caves In To Residents' Ire About Waterfalls
8 comments:
The waterfalls are an eyesore, get rid of them.
I've tried to like them, but they are underwhelming. Going over the bridges is much more amazing.
Anybody know what Public Art Fund spent on these piss walls ?
We have one of the grearest works of art visable for miles rusting away un Corona park
...80 Million to restore with elevators, stairwells and map.
20 Million to paint and light it up ?
(NYS Pavilion)
If it's odd or crazy or different it must be crap, eh?
If it's odd or crazy or different it must be crap, eh?
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It could be worst then crap.
Put some LASERS and mirrors on our skyscrpers might be art. ---And for all taxpayers to see at that.
Using the electric of a small town to pump airborn bio-hazards into the air and stink up 1/2 the city is a waste.
It's more then Crap.
Unlike a fountain. These things must be running 10,000 GPM pumps strong enought to push water 70 feet up.
Your talking Megawatts a day here
This thing worse the the shower curtains
Saw this going south on the BQE. Art crap! Hazzard just starring at this.
The Brooklyn Bridge is dramatic enough without these art/fart
public bath displays approved of by that original golden shower queen himself Mayor Mike the mamma's boy!
What a waste of our money. Thanks Bloomberg, for pissing more of our taxes away and not asking us. You pig.
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