Blue horse of the apocalypse! Denver airport!

is Misty there?

Yeah I'm from Denver and I've seen it.

Tomorrow, in honor of the blue moon, we're going out there to sacrifice some animals.

Haters of this work say that “Blue Mustang,” as it is formally known, by the artist Luis Jiménez (killed in 2006 when a section of the 9,000-pound fiberglass statue fell on him during construction), is frightening, or cursed by its role in Mr. Jiménez’s death, or both.

[link to www.nytimes.com]

just be careful "they" don't sacrifice YOU instead.

I recently started researching about the blue horse statue, and came upon a book called "The man who painted a blue horse" written by a man named Eric Carle. Further looking into this man i found out that he told someone in an interview he was raised in Nazi Germany until the age of 15. Sometime during his schooling he was taken to a private art exhibit that had many different German expressionists at the time. He says he recalls seeing a painting of a blue horse. The man told him a blue horse was an iconic symbol for german nazi expressionism and that nazis were not real artists. Could this artist and the man who built the Denver airport horse have some kind of connection? Someone look into this please!!!