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piefed.social

knock, knock

Hello, can Diogones cone out to play today?

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midwest.social

I've spent hours and hours in this room! I've laid underneath it. The walls bow inward. The pic doesn't do justice to how huge it feels in person. In this room, there is only barrell

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lemmy.world

How big are we talking? Do I have to duck when I walk under it? Hard to tell from this picture as there's no banana for scale

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Its not quite that big. If you're on the ground under it and reach up you'll touch it. Probably 8 feet across at the widest point and 12 or so feet long? Its not collossal. But it feels much bigger in the room, so my measurements could be all off

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Skip it and go to the Franklin Park Conservatory down the street.

https://www.fpconservatory.org/

I've got a bone to pick with the Columbus Art Museum when a security guard yelled at us for sitting on a giant yellow bench... Which turned out to be an unlabeled piece of art, which was negative rubber casting of half of the artist's bathtub. Put in some fucking benches, and put a sign on the damn "art".

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The room is part of the installation, the walls slant and bow slightly to make the barrel feel even more imposing

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lemmy.world

It just showed up in there one day. No one knows how it got there.

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Anything can be art if you make it hard enough to remove from the building site that will later become an art museum.

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This is clearly a trap. There’s a hidden pressure plate in the floor somewhere and stepping on it releases the barrel.

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Nononono. The sides are flat discs, the bottom is the nice plump round bit. Just like the front, back and top.

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