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Kensington residents did double-takes early on the morning of Wednesday, August 14, when they saw colorfully knitted “wraps” adorning trees, poles, and handrails in front of the Kensington/Talmadge library.
According to nearby residents, the knitted wraps were put in place sometime late Tuesday evening. All the wraps perfectly fit their assigned locations while others were hand-stitched in place, suggesting substantial forethought in executing this surprise art installation.
Most prominent is the knitted tree emblem announcing this as an “SDPL” — San Diego Public Library.
Residents who stopped to admire the handiwork expressed pleasure that artistic neighbors may have had a hand in creating and executing this unique urban guerrilla art form.
Comments
shirleyberan Aug. 15, 2013 @ 5:27 p.m.
Looks good and I bet the kids love it. Very colorful and attractive.
Mercy Baron Aug. 16, 2013 @ 7:57 a.m.
Would have liked to hear what the library employees themselves thought of the art and if they are going to let it remain.
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