The couple who has posted the Shepard Fairey’s poster on their South End Rutland Street home violated the neighborhood in a number of ways. First, since it’s outside of their home, they should have respected their neighbors and asked their opinion first. Particularly the ones that view it from their homes. Second it’s subjective art. At the same time it’s graffiti and encourages more graffiti to the neighborhood. May be we should all post our art up or spray paint where we want. Third, Fritz has not complied with the Landmark decision. They are to post a notice that explains what their “art” is and why its on the wall. They were to do this immediately after the decision. By the way, the South End Historical Society voted to remove it. Why have they not done this? How can Fritz ask for respect if he doesn’t learn who his neighbors are and ask opinions. Now his home is monitored by video cameras and he asked the police for help. The police arrested Fairey so why would they care if the poster was wrecked? I find Fritz’s recent acts so disrespectful and selfish.

[...] As some of you know Shepard came to Grand last October to construct this piece which was subsequently vandalized a few months back. You can see more about we’re talking about here. [...]

[...] good folks at Grand report the gorgeous Shepard Fairey mural was vandalized. To the person(s) that did this. When you goto sleep tonight know that you’re [...]