Kat and Vicky (from down the hall) want a demo of the bike. They manage to round up like at least ten people to come see it. They are curious why I got a Bigha, an unusual expensive bike and I have trouble explaining it to them.
Later my roommate and his female friend ask for a demonstration. She informs me she has named the bike David George Dinkelspiel.
Back upstairs we try to think of what to do with the huge box. A short while later our room has a new and impressive sculpture (it receives quite positive reviews from the neighbors).
A large cardboard box appears to hover over the room. It has scuff marks and tape hanging off of it and it partially obscures the light, casting a shadow over some of the room. A bicycle wheel hangs in the center of the front of the box. The piece is powerful and imposing, while at the same time curiously and inviting. I call it installational art. A white sign on the side of the box reads:
Rondy Arthur Kresge
(2004)
Sculpture
JS, DE, AS, AK
posted November 14, 2004 07:32 PM (Education) (4 comments) #