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'Work of art" - Goose Green playground/Hinckley Road

23e Heure

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23e Heure

23e Heure

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Have any other forumites seen the "work of art" at the dead end of Hinckley Road, on the edge of the grass by the house with the mural?


It's a rough hewn wooden approximation of a signpost, pointing in most directions to "Go **** yourself"

It appeared sometime yesterday evening.


Lots of families walk their kids to school that way - best cover their eyes!

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Too sophisticated for Turner Prize.

Anyway, prize has just been won by Artist producing upside down park benches and wonky litter bins; ideal candidate for Southwark council though, judging by new Peckham Rye playground with 'Play River' that runs uphill.

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