My kid may draw better than me, but I will fiercely defend "my space" and that's the best part I liked about the whole project.
So my dear "fellow artists" who have toiled on a lazy sunday, claim your painting / fresco back, tore the damn ugly posters.
Slogged our butts for hours... just so that some dickheads can come and slap shit on it?
The BMC can and SHOULD penalise the advertisers for this mess.
- @sa_lil
It's important to do this to ensure that people aren't discouraged from participating in the future. AND, to ensure that the forthcoming chapters of the Wallproject events don't meet the same fate.
As suggested by @rohanbabu I would like to lodge a formal complaint. Can someone pls get me the name, address of the Asst Municpal Commissioner of the zone? Or the point person in BMC who was helping us with this project?
- @sa_lil
Therefore, Poster-Peeling Party is still on. Unless of course, it's confirmed that the walls have been cleaned entirely.
Question is: Who takes the other posters down? Those of London Dreams, Gair etc.
The poster boy certainly owes all of us (and not just the painters) some civic sense. Poster boys need to be told by their supervisors who need to be told by the advertisers who need to be told by the producers that yeh dewar inkay baap ki nahi hai.... !
It is illegal to slap posters on walls without prior permission. And if you are going to defy the law AND basic aesthetics, then you deserve to be hammered.
Hope that clears it :)
so, you want civic sense? how about starting with some self restraint?
ciao
anand
no actor/ producer/ director/ production house will react to this. it has to be linked to the civic duties every citizen has (well i hope they do)!!! bmc is the only one who can clamp down. but there again is the need to un-grease palms- not a possibility.
poster sticking is not legal, as it amounts to defacing. but the laws are lax and so nothing can be really done in an instant. it is a low involvement, low level 'un-crime', so its overlooked. it helps oil the system with a slight lubrication of the palm. all we can do is appeal to the collective conscious of the relevant people to enforce this.
everything else is futile otherwise!
we can start a campaign now!
Ken