[Governor Dinwiddie]

It looks like the kind of "sculpture" that you can find gracing any ghetto public housing project.

 

[SaveFerris]

It’s a statue of limitations!

[niteowl77]

It looks like the kind of "sculpture" that you can find gracing any ghetto public housing project.

It is also the type of "beautification" you get whenever some (Democrat controlled) city in Iowa discovers about $60,000 under the sofa cushions. Such money is never used to fix the potholes in the streets or hire an extra cop to deal with the hourly shoplifters at Walmart.

After further contemplation, the subject of the article makes for ugly sculpture but would be a comparatively attractive base for a railroad coaling tower.

[Mr. K]

I like it

[BookmanTheJanitor]

They look like metal detectors.

[SamAdams76]

Looks like airport metal detectors for very tall people.

[COBOL2Java]

[teeman8r]

It’s just that, most the benches are too tall... that’s it.

[VietVet876]

They could sell it to San Francisco after renaming it “Corn Hole Henge”.

[HamiltonJay]

Looks like something a giant toddler would make with his blocks

[hinckley buzzard]

When local governments try to do art they almost invariably botch the job. Probably because they hire someone’s ne’er do well brother in law to do the deed.

[oldvirginian]

Has a decidedly Soviet Union feel about it.

[HChampagne]

It belongs in Soviet era East Germany.

[dforest]

Knock them over and use them as grocery cart corrals.

[NewHampshireDuo]

Might be useful to make 4 swing sets for the kids. Would need a bit of padding on the uprights.

[Chickensoup]

looks like concrete

[sparklite2]

They’ll look better covered
in obscene graffiti.

[LibertarianLiz]

We have a "sculpture" at a park not far from us. It is a bunch of rocks, held together with wire. It is ugly as ----.

I would like to point out that this particular thing in the picture, looks, not only ugly, but, completely out of step with the surrounding architecture, which is lovely, really.