"It's fine art."ĭanny Ray, accompanying Brennan, said he wouldn't want his grandchildren to see the naked statues. "I believe it's art."Ī man who identified himself as "anonymous" as he snapped phone pictures, said, "Someone who's offended by that has never been to Europe."ĭiantha Brennan, sitting at the edge of Kinder Lake, said the sculptures are "exquisite," and it makes no difference that children visit the park often. What can you do? That's the way you were born," he said. "I see a lot of people stopping to take pictures."Īlan Lima, a Houston Community College student enjoying the outdoors on a beautiful fall day, said he wasn't offended by the nudity. "I notice there's a lot of interest in them," Lucas said.
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"I don't know that it enhances the park," he said. Julie Griffis, who lives near the park, said she hadn't noticed the nudity but wasn't convinced it was a good idea. "I think they're doing a great job," he said. He complimented the Discovery Green staff for the boost the park has given downtown's image. "Michelangelo's statue of David standing naked is probably one of the most famous statues in the world." He’s sexy in a forlorn, wild-haired way, more Byronic hero than peer gone wild, and his and Knightley’s near-kisses are more heavily charged than all the nudity-for-art’s-sake in the world. He said he had visited the exhibit earlier with his wife, sister and brother-in-law but hadn't heard any negative reaction to it. Jim Thomas, a Houston native who now lives in College Station, snapped some shots with his phone. Wednesday morning's stream of visitors also included a number who took photos. On the contrary, Theis said, many park visitors have posted their photos of the statues on social media with the hashtags #wingsofthecity and #discoverygreen. "No one has complained to us, not on our Facebook page, where we have 60,000 fans, not in our emails - we email weekly to 32,000-plus people - and there's another 20,000 on our Twitter feed," she said. Theis said park officials had been surprised at negative reaction reported by news media. "We're very proud to have them at Discovery Green, she said
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