The Masticator was started by two Minneapolis-area visionaries as a zine in the summer of 2004. Issue two was never realized, and half of its founding force moved to Brooklyn. Three years later, the electronic version of The Masticator has far eclipsed its single print-bound predecessor. Today, The Masticator posts art reviews, random urban snapshots, gentle political mockery, and other short articles on subjects like cars, fashion, and books.
This monument in Grand Army Plaza was built for the Union dead of the Civil War. It was unveiled by President Grover Cleveland in 1892. The bronze sculptures came later. The arch is a sort of entrance to Brooklyn's Prospect Park, but it's surrounded by a dangerous round-about.
posted by The Masticator at 6/19/2006 11:23:00 PM
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