Dequindre Cut...Open When?

gravitymachine · May-13-09, 10:54 AM

Originally Posted by vintagesoul

because having legal walls would cut down on illegal painting. Plus we would see some seriously amazing artwork.

really? there isn't enough abandoned housing/building stock which has been left to rot and that people already don't give a shit about in this city that's perfectly suitable to paint on?

**vintagesoul** · May-13-09, 01:00 PM

Originally Posted by gravitymachine

really? there isn't enough abandoned housing/building stock which has been left to rot and that people already don't give a shit about in this city that's perfectly suitable to paint on?

wow. i hope you're joking.

gravitymachine · May-13-09, 01:13 PM

Originally Posted by vintagesoul

wow. i hope you're joking.

not really. there is plenty of abandoned, unclaimed, unmaintained, and uncared for canvas in this city, some of the posts above make it sound like the cut is the only place for graffiitos to ply their trade

**vintagesoul** · May-13-09, 01:19 PM

Originally Posted by gravitymachine

not really. there is plenty of abandoned, unclaimed, unmaintained, and uncared for canvas in this city, some of the posts above make it sound like the cut is the only place for graffiitos to ply their trade

no, it's not. and yes there a ton of places like that to paint. however, what i am saying is if detroit had more legal walls maybe less of that stuff would be painted on.

or the city could tear it down and there'd be less of it to paint on.

either way is fine by me.