ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月22日 06時29分

The artist Tyree Guyton made his Detroit street into a museum. Now he’s taking it all down. Tyree had been unwilling to watch Heidelberg, the 4-block-long street he loved so much, crumble into nothing. So as more and more families left, he took what remained, the detritus of neglect, and made it into sculptures, paintings and installations, holding up a kind of cracked mirror to the street and everything that had been lost there. Tyree’s art arose out of decline, and it has required decrepitude to exist. But after years of fighting off destruction from vandals, from elected officials, from arsonists and the police, Tyree must now effectively destroy his work in order to save it. Visit the link in our profile to read more about the @heidelbergproj. @damon_c shot these photos for @nytmag.

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