Milkcrates are an essential to art making
I don’t know how Ryan Wallace feels about milkcrates. This popped up on Ryan’s site just before his show at Envoy Gallery in New York. |
I don’t know how Ryan Wallace feels about milkcrates. This popped up on Ryan’s site just before his show at Envoy Gallery in New York. |
I found this pic on the Saltwater Fishing Fourums (don’t ask how…ok google helped) but I’m finding an interesting connection between milkcrates and kayaking. The ad for this kayak, actually listed the milkcrate as a feature. |
An interesting story about the homeless situation in Durango, Colorado. –> full story |
A creepy dude used to hang out, sitting on a milkcrate outside a convenience store in Ducktown, Tennessee. This fact proved to be key in an murder investigation, and was brought to life by the young woman above. “He would just sit on a milk crate at the corner with a black mutt that had brown splotches…I never talked to him because he seemed odd and creepy,” she added, “He gave off a weird vibe.” –> full story |
Crater Lake Milk comes to the rescue in a quick flat tire repair job. Real life at its most crate. |
Everyone loves and respects the usefulness of milkcrates. The word seems to be spreading lately and I can’t even keep up with the crate postings all over the web. Wool Windings blog posted some images of a recent kayaking trip. Our good friend the milkcrate made some key appearances. |
The state of Massachusetts has always had some interesting priorities. Michael F. Kane, a Democrat, is putting forth a bill that would create a penalty scale for crate thieves. Fines for first, second, and third offenses, all the way up to $1,000 and a year in prison for stealing more than $100 worth of crates. Kane said, “These crates have been used for many years in college dorms for basically storage and furniture… Obviously, I don’t want to see any college students going to jail over this, but it is becoming a cost to the industry.” I can’t wait for the first rich kid at Harvard to be jailed because of this stupid law. Read more about the Mass tax dollars at work.
The Dallas news tries to hate on Larry Wells’ milkcrate lifestyle. Read the full story –>Some of Dallas’ homeless prefer woods to shelters
I found this baby on the ole flickr. Lacey Volk, a Pittsburg artist created this. I love any artistic interpretation of my favorite plastic object.
The Summer SPACE1026 did a show at Bravin Lee Programs in New York City. Chief Magazine did an interview just before the opening and the above picture is from that time. Read the full story here.