“Cherry Luvbomb” and “Buy Art” are Ann Arbor graffiti artists with a twist. These two “traditionally sized” women (to borrow a term from mystery writer Alexander McCall Smith) are neither particularly young nor fleet of foot. Yet in July, they and their needle-wielding posse stealthily “yarn bombed” a fence on Washtenaw Avenue and several trees and poles near the Farmers’ Market, decorating them with knitted and crocheted artwork.
“Something needed to be done” about the ugly fence, says Buy Art, so the yarn bombers festooned it with granny squares and yards of colorful knitted ropes. Next they moved to the market itself. A yarn chain woven into a black hanging trash container was quickly removed, but several weeks later, nearby trees and fences were still wrapped in colorful loops of yarn–see Cherry Luvbomb’s Facebook page for photos.
Hello. You had as your Arbor View a front page drawing of the Arboretum peony garden which appeared some month after May 1990. Are you able to retrieve a copy for sale of that post May 1990 peony garden picture drawn by an artist whose first name was “Carol” and whose central section featured figures of two women I happen to have known. Many thanks.