pratt bratt

[Joan]

carl, i went to pratt today and looked and looked i saw stuff but nothing no plaques with your name, but if you did the giant three stone piece im so impressed, really i liked it i also liked the crumbling rebar and concrete nude, very cool, anyhow which was yours, can you describe?



(and tony if your reading this its Miss Butt Slut to you!!!) i wish they had a birdy icon cause id post right about here

[Mr.Taxi Trix]

Hey there. Thanks for checking out the garden. My piece is an uncut granite slab, 9'x5', with about 235 small sea stones growibg out of it, on thin steel rods, from knee high to waist high.

[Joan]

was it one of the ones from your yard? ill have to go look tomarrow, me no workie, so maybe the beach but ill ride through pratt again with my eye out, have u been there to see it yet? have fun-j

[Mr.Taxi Trix]

Lets see... I'm not sure if it was here when you came with the Pretty good in your cool cool old taxi, which I covet. I'll send you a postcard of it, because the genius terri held on to your address. Bring a buyer with you... they can have it for a mere 12 thousand!

[Mr.Taxi Trix]

Ooops.

Hey, Joan... I just spoke to David, the curator at Pratt, and he said that the piece is in indoor storage there, until he can have his staff glue all the rocks to the steel rods. Something about students making off with the stones, anyway, it'll be a week or two until it's placed.

hence the oops... sorry about that, hope you liked the garden.

[Mr.Taxi Trix]

Here it is.

[Mr.Taxi Trix]

or better still...