Michael Scott
Giant Clam
Rather you like Trump or not, this is gold.
Round 1: New York City - http://www.breitbart.com/big-hollywood/2017/02/10/shia-labeoufs-anti-trump-art-exhibit-shut/
TMZ reports that the Queens museum has turned off the livestream camera on LaBeouf’s “He Will Not Divide Us” exhibit after less than one month. The exhibit — consisting of a blank white wall with the words “He Will Not Divide Us” and a continuously filming camera mounted beneath them — allowed museum visitors to pose for the livestream while repeating the phrase, and was to be open for the four years of Trump’s presidency.
The stunt led people to come out to pose in front of the camera at all hours, with many chanting, singing, dancing and protesting. LaBeouf had often joined in the festivities.
On January 25, the 30-year-old Transformers star was arrested at the site after allegedly getting into a physical altercation with another man. The arrest was captured on the exhibit livestream.
Round 2: Albuquerque, New Mexico - http://www.breitbart.com/big-hollywood/2017/02/23/shia-labeouf-cancels-anti-trump-live-stream-reported-gunshots/
Earlier this month, the 30-year-old actor moved the anti-Trump art exhibit to the El Rey Theatre in downtown Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Actor and performance artist Shia LaBeouf has taken down his anti-Donald Trump “He Will Not Divide Us” live stream project after gunshots were reported in the area near the exhibit.
Round 3: Tennessee - http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2017/03/10/4chan-tracks-down-shia-labeouf-secret-latest-he-will-not-divide-us-location/
The third location for “He Will Not Divide Us” was not disclosed by LaBeouf following disruptive incidents at previous exhibitions. However, by analyzing flight contrails and even celestial navigation, users from 4chan managed to pinpoint the new location in under two days.
Page Six reports 4chan users “started studying planes flying over the flag, and took note of flight times” in order to determine where it may be. They also “studied the sun and star patterns behind the flag,” as well as taking note of a picture of LaBeouf in a Tennessee diner to narrow down the area where the flag was hidden. A 4chan user in the suspected area drove around honking the horn of his car so that it could be heard on the video stream, allowing others to triangulate where the flag could be based on the driver’s location.
The flag was found in the middle of the night and taken down.
Shortly after the flag’s replacement, the property owner noticed the swap, pulled down the Trump gear, and turned off the stream.
Round 4: Liverpool, England - http://www.breitbart.com/big-hollywood/2017/03/23/shia-labeouf-anti-trump-art-project-shut-fourth-time/
Following that incident, LaBeouf announced this week that he would move the anti-Trump art project to the UK.
The Foundation for Art and Creative Technology in Liverpool has taken down Shia LaBeouf’s anti-Donald Trump “He Will Not Divide Us” art project just one day after its debut, marking the fourth such shutdown of the actor’s work since January.
In a statement on its Twitter page, FACT said it had removed the installation — which consisted of a flag with the phrase “He Will Not Divide Us” printed on it — from its rooftop due to “dangerous, illegal trespassing.”
Round 5: France - http://www.dailywire.com/news/22892/internet-sleuths-find-shia-lebeoufs-anti-trump-emily-zanotti
Last week, the flag appeared online again — because LeBeouf is clearly a glutton for punishment — and it took the Internet less than 24 hours to realize that the flag had been installed above an art gallery in Nantes, France. Feeling obligated to, apparently, send a message, the Internet detectives dispatched a flame-throwing drone to set the flag on fire. The drone ultimately failed — accidentally deploying its weapon too early and setting itself on fire — but not before giving viewers of LeBeouf's livestream a brief glimpse of its flaming end. Its operators swear that it will be back. The museum in Nantes definately says it will continue to fly the flag, which is like basically inviting Reddit to damage your museum.
Round 1: New York City - http://www.breitbart.com/big-hollywood/2017/02/10/shia-labeoufs-anti-trump-art-exhibit-shut/
TMZ reports that the Queens museum has turned off the livestream camera on LaBeouf’s “He Will Not Divide Us” exhibit after less than one month. The exhibit — consisting of a blank white wall with the words “He Will Not Divide Us” and a continuously filming camera mounted beneath them — allowed museum visitors to pose for the livestream while repeating the phrase, and was to be open for the four years of Trump’s presidency.
The stunt led people to come out to pose in front of the camera at all hours, with many chanting, singing, dancing and protesting. LaBeouf had often joined in the festivities.
On January 25, the 30-year-old Transformers star was arrested at the site after allegedly getting into a physical altercation with another man. The arrest was captured on the exhibit livestream.
Round 2: Albuquerque, New Mexico - http://www.breitbart.com/big-hollywood/2017/02/23/shia-labeouf-cancels-anti-trump-live-stream-reported-gunshots/
Earlier this month, the 30-year-old actor moved the anti-Trump art exhibit to the El Rey Theatre in downtown Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Actor and performance artist Shia LaBeouf has taken down his anti-Donald Trump “He Will Not Divide Us” live stream project after gunshots were reported in the area near the exhibit.
Round 3: Tennessee - http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2017/03/10/4chan-tracks-down-shia-labeouf-secret-latest-he-will-not-divide-us-location/
The third location for “He Will Not Divide Us” was not disclosed by LaBeouf following disruptive incidents at previous exhibitions. However, by analyzing flight contrails and even celestial navigation, users from 4chan managed to pinpoint the new location in under two days.
Page Six reports 4chan users “started studying planes flying over the flag, and took note of flight times” in order to determine where it may be. They also “studied the sun and star patterns behind the flag,” as well as taking note of a picture of LaBeouf in a Tennessee diner to narrow down the area where the flag was hidden. A 4chan user in the suspected area drove around honking the horn of his car so that it could be heard on the video stream, allowing others to triangulate where the flag could be based on the driver’s location.
The flag was found in the middle of the night and taken down.
Shortly after the flag’s replacement, the property owner noticed the swap, pulled down the Trump gear, and turned off the stream.
Round 4: Liverpool, England - http://www.breitbart.com/big-hollywood/2017/03/23/shia-labeouf-anti-trump-art-project-shut-fourth-time/
Following that incident, LaBeouf announced this week that he would move the anti-Trump art project to the UK.
The Foundation for Art and Creative Technology in Liverpool has taken down Shia LaBeouf’s anti-Donald Trump “He Will Not Divide Us” art project just one day after its debut, marking the fourth such shutdown of the actor’s work since January.
In a statement on its Twitter page, FACT said it had removed the installation — which consisted of a flag with the phrase “He Will Not Divide Us” printed on it — from its rooftop due to “dangerous, illegal trespassing.”
Round 5: France - http://www.dailywire.com/news/22892/internet-sleuths-find-shia-lebeoufs-anti-trump-emily-zanotti
Last week, the flag appeared online again — because LeBeouf is clearly a glutton for punishment — and it took the Internet less than 24 hours to realize that the flag had been installed above an art gallery in Nantes, France. Feeling obligated to, apparently, send a message, the Internet detectives dispatched a flame-throwing drone to set the flag on fire. The drone ultimately failed — accidentally deploying its weapon too early and setting itself on fire — but not before giving viewers of LeBeouf's livestream a brief glimpse of its flaming end. Its operators swear that it will be back. The museum in Nantes definately says it will continue to fly the flag, which is like basically inviting Reddit to damage your museum.
