knit-meter-0509.jpg
montague-knit-meter-0509.jpgWe’ll admit to not entirely “getting it,” but that doesn’t make the parking meter art project organized by the Montague Street BID this week any less fun. As the reported, “dozens” of volunteers spent Wednesday night sheathing 69 parking meters on the Brooklyn Heights commercial strip with yarn cozies; the official unveiling was during No Parking hours yesterday morning. (Check out the photo above and more at StreetsBlog.) The event took its cue from similar undertakings in Paris and Mexico City.


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  1. Oh sorry – I said Carribbean – wasn’t to offend
    ever been?
    It’s great there – the palm trees, the people, the gorgeous flowers and colorful buildings – those colors make sense in those places

    but do I want to see the meters all dolled up in Tea cozies b/c some artist thinks it’s cute – gimme a break!

  2. quote:

    How dare they bring color, whimsy and smiles to the streets. Don’t they know better? They’ll never be cool like mopey teenagers doing things.

    yeah keep repeating that on EVERY BLOG on the internet.

    nitta PLEASE!

    *rob*

  3. I think it’s kinda cute… Not that I would ever do it, but I’m sure these folks that knit don’t take time out of their lives to knit. They just knit these colorful strips when they’re watching TV, talking to friends, etc. It’s probably just sort of subconscious activity.

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