Comments on: Strippers and Hustlers and Art…Oh my! http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/snarl/2007/07/06/strippers-and-hustlers-and-artoh-my/ Snarl\'s Humble Webpage Tue, 01 Dec 2009 16:37:43 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Carolyn http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/snarl/2007/07/06/strippers-and-hustlers-and-artoh-my/comment-page-1/#comment-13569 Carolyn Thu, 12 Jul 2007 20:55:58 +0000 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/snarl/2007/07/06/strippers-and-hustlers-and-artoh-my/#comment-13569 I finally caught up with your blog! and found your posting. My sisters were thrilled that we ran into you! We do finish eachother's sentences way too much! I finally caught up with your blog! and found your posting. My sisters were thrilled that we ran into you! We do finish eachother’s sentences way too much!

]]> By: Fred http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/snarl/2007/07/06/strippers-and-hustlers-and-artoh-my/comment-page-1/#comment-13341 Fred Sat, 07 Jul 2007 15:22:13 +0000 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/snarl/2007/07/06/strippers-and-hustlers-and-artoh-my/#comment-13341 Sounds like a fun show - how long is it up? Well, the ICA got a LOT of building for a VERY cheap (per square foot) design, and it LOOKS cool, so it's kinda to be expected that much of it isn't going to age well, alas! I was looking at that cantilevered interactive computer-room thingie awhile ago and it was already getting to look REALLY beat - the whole thing will end up looking like a third-world airliner soon enough, I fear. As to the concrete cracking, that's pretty normal in reinforced concrete - it all moves and it shrinks for quite a long time after construction - not to worry unless cracks keep getting wider and wider and/or chunks start falling off the rebar (eek!) - but we have a tunnel for that kinda thing, that cost, oh, what, several thousand times as much as the ICA. Hmm...you shoulda walked there - much faster - public transit in certain configurations in this city, most particularly the Silver Bus, is a joke.... Sounds like a fun show – how long is it up? Well, the ICA got a LOT of building for a VERY cheap (per square foot) design, and it LOOKS cool, so it’s kinda to be expected that much of it isn’t going to age well, alas! I was looking at that cantilevered interactive computer-room thingie awhile ago and it was already getting to look REALLY beat – the whole thing will end up looking like a third-world airliner soon enough, I fear. As to the concrete cracking, that’s pretty normal in reinforced concrete – it all moves and it shrinks for quite a long time after construction – not to worry unless cracks keep getting wider and wider and/or chunks start falling off the rebar (eek!) – but we have a tunnel for that kinda thing, that cost, oh, what, several thousand times as much as the ICA.

Hmm…you shoulda walked there – much faster – public transit in certain configurations in this city, most particularly the Silver Bus, is a joke….

]]> By: jeff http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/snarl/2007/07/06/strippers-and-hustlers-and-artoh-my/comment-page-1/#comment-13327 jeff Fri, 06 Jul 2007 21:54:03 +0000 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/snarl/2007/07/06/strippers-and-hustlers-and-artoh-my/#comment-13327 I visited the ICA museum a few months ago. Building is great, but i found that there weren't many pieces on display. They were setting up the whore thing so i missed that. My favorite part was that space station looking thingy. It was all multi colored and had little rooms you could look into. I had to go back and see it again before I left. I'm not a fan of modern art for the most part, but the space station thingy was amazing. Also it might have been easier to walk from your house, I remember doing it in under a half hour, I went to get a cannoli after the museum. I visited the ICA museum a few months ago. Building is great, but i found that there weren’t many pieces on display. They were setting up the whore thing so i missed that. My favorite part was that space station looking thingy. It was all multi colored and had little rooms you could look into. I had to go back and see it again before I left. I’m not a fan of modern art for the most part, but the space station thingy was amazing. Also it might have been easier to walk from your house, I remember doing it in under a half hour, I went to get a cannoli after the museum.

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