November 13, 2007
Day Around the Bay
-- Oh dead God: "Hearts in San Francisco" returns. Sweet cuddly baby Jesus, help us all. [Curbed SF]
-- Prop A passed. And? [BeyondChron]
-- Siamese Conjoined twins separated. Pft. Please. Wake us up when they sprout eight limbs. [Chron]
-- More Dan Noyes! [The Snitch]
-- BRT and subways in Beijing, China. (Have you ever seen a cleaner subway in your entire life? Sob.) [N-Judah Chronicles]
-- Crab season hurt? Boo! Tourist season maimed? Meh. [SF Examiner]
--Day four of the Hans Reiser Trial. [Local News Blog]
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I was lucky enough to preview Rob Cox's heart during the Castro Street Fair. It's gonna be awesome, fo sho.
Some individual hearts might be good, but taken as a whole public project, I'm with Brock here: insipid. As an essay in Suck argued seven years ago: those damn things are the opposite of art.
I could not agree with Deborah more.
Rob Cox's new heart is awesome.
Last year he created a Tabletop Heart, also for the SF General Hospital Foundation, of the Summer of Love anniversary, that is also uber-fabulous. You can see it HERE.
Rob's creation this year is full-size and (am I allowed to say?) an amazing 3-D painting of our very own dear Ferry Building.... at dusk...
It's amazing.