Two wonderful additions to Perth's cultural scenery

Photo by Michelle Michau Crawford 

Nice Letter, well written, well thought through

You can't keep a good movement down

The Urban Sock Bombers have struck again.

This time in Spencer Park, on a site designated "low cost housing".

A spokesperson for the USB said: The USB Collective recently took delivery of a major sock-stash, so if you own a block of land, or a site, in the Great Southern Region, and you're just sitting on it, waiting for property values to hit the sky, and you have no sense of community responsibility, expect to be socked!"

The Latest Fence Installation: Prayer Flags

This flag installer doesn't look like the leader, more like a clown who was walking by and decided to get in on the action.

THE MANIFESTO

The clothes strips on the Esplanade Hotel site fence are prayer flags and have been attached to reflect on the original meanings of both Easter and Anzac Day and to bless the site and its future. The flags have a spiritual context and following completion of the installation words were spoken over the flags. Spokesmen for the group who attached the flags said any attempt to remove them would be considered “offensive and insulting.”

“Our group is responsible solely for the flags and any other attachments are the work of other, unaffiliated groups or individuals,” said the spokesmen. “Whether we agree with the perceived sentiments in other attachments, or not, we believe in the democratic spirit and all segments within the community to express themselves in a public forum.

“Given the fence has become a permanent fixture in the town and that many in the community have embraced it as a public forum it is up to the city’s leadership group to acknowledge this fact and allow continued expressions.”

Spokesmen said that China had allowed the residents of Hong Kong freedom of expression and that maybe the fence should be declared Albany’s “Hong Kong”.