Art proposal will distract us from the real river
I do not share Mr Coppola s optimism regarding the proposed art installation by Lulu Quinn. The installation would show images and sounds of running water a few metres away from the very river they are intended to imitate. Would it not be more convenient
I do not share Mr Coppola's optimism regarding the proposed art installation by Lulu Quinn.
The installation would show images and sounds of running water a few metres away from the very river they are intended to imitate.
Would it not be more convenient to simply let people gaze upon the river itself, rather than to distract them from it?
I strongly encourage your readers to visit the artist's website, where they will be able to see for themselves what is being proposed.
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The riverside area is already blighted by a selection of ugly sculptures.
We do not need any more.
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Joseph Baker
Chapel Street
Ely
