First Font Adopted in PLG
A tipster sent in this photo of what she believes is the first adopted fountain in the Adopt Le-Font program we wrote about last week. She writes, “I’m so proud of my neighborhood! Although, I must say, if I didn’t know that this was an art project and a temporary installation, I don’t know how…
A tipster sent in this photo of what she believes is the first adopted fountain in the Adopt Le-Font program we wrote about last week. She writes, “I’m so proud of my neighborhood! Although, I must say, if I didn’t know that this was an art project and a temporary installation, I don’t know how happy I’d be if my neighbors installed one of these in the front yard as a permanent thing…”
Closing Bell: Fountains of Brooklyn [Brownstoner]
Pint some of them green and some of them red…it’ll class it up a bit
Water feature, jawbreaker! Le water feature! But you gotta say, on one level it has that same ticky tacky undernourished look the waterfalls do. At least it’s cheaper.
This thing looks horrible.
Maybe this is a solution for what to do with all those empty spackle barrels you’ve been saving?
I saw one of these in Boerum Hill months ago.
Has it been configured to emit salt spray which will turn the rest of garden brown? What is this trend with fountain art?
biff- then I take it back. this is an excellent example of recycle/reuse! How could I have missed it?
goldie- If you find out the answer, please let me know. I was wondering that myself. Maybe if it were a copy of the Trevi Fountain done in plastic Poland Spring water bottles I’d see the connection. this just looks like your contractor didn’t clean up after himself.
That looks like the drum kit I saw someone banging away on by the Bethesda Fountain in Central Park last weekend.