Tag: public art

The meme is structured as a social media post. First, top text complains that the giant floating yellow rubber duck cost $200,000 of Canadian taxpayer money and only serves to float around Canada. Below this text is a photograph of the famous giant rubber duck public art installation peeking over city buildings along a Canadian waterfront. Under the photo, a reply from X user @lamedotking reads 'he's doing his fucking best okay', humorously defending the duck against the criticism of its cost. The joke plays on the common debate over public spending on seemingly trivial entertainment or art projects.

Giant Canadian Rubber Duck Taxpayer Cost Defense Meme

The meme is structured as a s…

This photograph captures a man standing on a paved city sidewalk next to a street curb, looking at a large hand-painted message on a blacked-out vacant storefront window of an ornate urban building. The message is written in white hand lettering, and shares gentle, uplifting positive wishes for the viewer: it hopes the reader experiences days where their coffee tastes magical, their music playlist makes them want to dance, strangers bring them an unexpected smile, the night sky touches their soul, and ultimately that they fall back in love with being alive. The art is credited to 'Seconds Apart' at the bottom of the message.

Wholesome Uplifting Mural On Vacant Storefront

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This is a two-part wholesome meme, starting with two photos of a bronze dog mascot statue in an outdoor public plaza. The first photo shows the full statue, revealing that someone placed a real bright yellow tennis ball perfectly into the statue's open mouth. The second photo is a close-up that shows how well the tennis ball fits, making the statue look like it's holding a ball to play. Below the photos is a screenshot of a Tumblr comment thread: the original poster says "Somebody gave our mascot statue a tennis ball.", and another user replies "good he deserves it".

Someone Gave The Dog Statue A Tennis Ball

This is a two-part wholesome …