I heard that there was a man that had been in the hospital still living there. I also heard that he had cut up a girl using a shard of glass and hid her around the campus, and that he sleeps in the morgue. Can anyone verify this story? Has anyone else heard about it??
I doubt I've ever seen an Operating Theatre that didn't have some small stains on the floor. Stuff like Betadeine is a real mofo to clean all the way off. Leaves small orange/yellow stains.
I would suggest that rather than "taking a good portion of time out of your day" to read all these dreary comments it might be easier to hit the "Hide Comments" button. Some of us are looking beyond the art and into the reality that the art reflects, although by your comments I see that you don't seem to "approve" of it. The fact that this "artwork" is the product of a universe that was real is probably uncomfortable for a lot of people, and is one of the reasons the "Hide Comments" option was installed.
None of us have the ability to "give others permission to interpret things as they like" - but it's always better to give people some objective reality if you happen to know something about it than it is to let people run off half-cocked with bizarre ideas from things they have never personally experienced but have just decided "must be." That isn't "art" - that is "drama pretending to be art that doesn't want to bother with reality because it might be uncomfortable."
hey you guys question does this building is still standing well if it is iam goign to go there to take some pictures and yeah theres alot of hunted places in long island
i've read through the comments on this particular picture and i've taken a good portion of time out of my day to do so.
and i think taking years to proove something in this argument is ridiculous.
obviously, if nothing has been solved by now, it never will be.
let the ignorant remain in "bliss".
this is artwork.
let people interpret it as they'd like.
Those tubes are too small to be those of a boiler. They are condenser tubes. What you are seeing here is the waterbox where the cooling water enters or leaves. The steam to be cooled would be on the other side of those tubes and tube sheets.
Ingrid, this Bluefields is in New York, not Nicaragua.
Mr. Motts - not only do you have lots of talent with the lens but you're so genuinely kind to use your talent to bring your fellow, less intrepid urb-exers to such captivating, quickly-disintegrating locales. Thanks.