Don't remove something that's beautiful and means so much to so many.
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Cory martin
11 years ago
Keep the art in plum
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Cody Miller Thomas
11 years ago
I saw this post on Facebook through my friends from the Beasleys corner Bodega page and I'm from Ohio but 100% support this....Save the Art and Warm the Coldest Heart so we all live in Harmony that's what I believe!
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Sophie banasick
11 years ago
Art is art!!
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Jeff Hernley
11 years ago
I think it is a shame that 1 person would want to get rid of such a beautiful piece of bright art that is covering up something so dark and just wrong!
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Joe Arceneaux
11 years ago
Go get em champ!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I believe that this young man has a heart of gold. Please do not ruin his lovely work.
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Chris boles
11 years ago
People need to stop repressing expression, and encourage/embrace it.
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Blair R. Lowe
11 years ago
Interesting piece. Good luck.
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Erin Smith
11 years ago
This wall is great
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I live around the corner and I happen to enjoy the art! The rest of the building could use more of it!!! Its art, its non-offensive, its enlightening, it should stay! If you don't like it close your eyes!
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Melanie cottrell
11 years ago
Would you rather it still have the vulgarity on it?
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Street art is art. If the owner of the building wants it there that's all I need to hear .
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Alyssa Miller
11 years ago
It is absolutely ridiculous that a comment repetitively made by the same woman over and over again can have ARTWORK removed that this company has paid for this proud artist to paint. There are plenty of things to worry about that are much more serious than artwork. It is not graffiti when a company is paying you to make a beautiful portrait for them, it is not destructing peoples property, and it certainly is better than the vulgarity that juvenile painted on the wall prior. Just because Andy Dufrayne can get library books by complaining on a daily basis just to shut him up doesn't mean that this is how the situation should be handled.
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Matthew Keding
11 years ago
I would much rather see this than a derogatory statement. Some people just don't know how to appreciate talent.
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Dan Cuddyre
11 years ago
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This is great art. It also replaced derogatory remarks that were on the side of the building for years. This is great work by an amazing artist.
Let the artwork stay!!!!!
Keep the art !
Please keep.
Don't remove something that's beautiful and means so much to so many.
Keep the art in plum
I saw this post on Facebook through my friends from the Beasleys corner Bodega page and I'm from Ohio but 100% support this....Save the Art and Warm the Coldest Heart so we all live in Harmony that's what I believe!
Art is art!!
I think it is a shame that 1 person would want to get rid of such a beautiful piece of bright art that is covering up something so dark and just wrong!
Go get em champ!
I believe that this young man has a heart of gold. Please do not ruin his lovely work.
People need to stop repressing expression, and encourage/embrace it.
Interesting piece. Good luck.
This wall is great
I live around the corner and I happen to enjoy the art! The rest of the building could use more of it!!! Its art, its non-offensive, its enlightening, it should stay! If you don't like it close your eyes!
Would you rather it still have the vulgarity on it?
Street art is art. If the owner of the building wants it there that's all I need to hear .
It is absolutely ridiculous that a comment repetitively made by the same woman over and over again can have ARTWORK removed that this company has paid for this proud artist to paint. There are plenty of things to worry about that are much more serious than artwork. It is not graffiti when a company is paying you to make a beautiful portrait for them, it is not destructing peoples property, and it certainly is better than the vulgarity that juvenile painted on the wall prior. Just because Andy Dufrayne can get library books by complaining on a daily basis just to shut him up doesn't mean that this is how the situation should be handled.
I would much rather see this than a derogatory statement. Some people just don't know how to appreciate talent.
This is great art. It also replaced derogatory remarks that were on the side of the building for years. This is great work by an amazing artist.
Keep the art, lose the old fart