Thanks to Poland-born, New York City-based artist/guerrilla knitter Agata Olek, Arturo Di Modica’s famed Charging Bull statue was wrapped in knitted neon earlier this week. Unfortunately for the bull, this was pre-Snowpocalypse, and it was only up for two hours before being removed. [via The Daily What]
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Bummer! Stripping the bull was bull crap! Looked much better with the neon on.
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This is fabulous! How grand of you Agata Olek, keep up the good works.
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