British street artists Luke Egan and Pete Hamilton—aka Filthy Luker and Pedro Estrellos—visited the historic Philadelphia Navy Yard this week and installed a gigantic inflatable sculpture in an abandoned warehouse on the Delaware River waterfront. The twenty purple, blue , and green tentacles are part of a piece they call “Sea Monsters HERE” that will be on display until November 16,2018.
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brilliant old giving new use
Philly has a growing street art culture that’s quite imaginative.
Philadelphia looks an exciting place to visit at the moment. All good clean fun!
Philly is a great place to visit, if you know where to go and where to avoid. You’ll find great history, art, architecture, and a booming food scene, but also pockets of wretched poverty.
That’s a fun installation. I bet it makes people look twice!
I only got a quick peek, but it is a laugh.