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Countryside weekend
I spent a couple of days in Bath this weekend, visiting friends and having a look around.
I spent a couple of days in Bath this weekend, visiting friends and having a look around. It’s inspiring to be surrounded by greenery and fresh air for a bit and despite almost constant rain, it was lovely.
The rest of the weekend back in London was very miserable without the green.
A giant new Orange ad going up
On my way into work this morning was such a beautiful morning and I noticed two men taking a break on top of this building as they draped a giant Orange advert over the building.
On my way into work this morning was such a beautiful morning and I noticed two men taking a break on top of this building as they draped a giant Orange advert over the building.
Stay forever and ever and ever
This group show of 11 artists, brought together by Andrew Renton, Director of Curating at Goldsmiths College in London, examines the relationship between objects and memory, placing familiar objects into unusual contexts.
This group show of 11 artists, brought together by Andrew Renton, Director of Curating at Goldsmiths College in London, examines the relationship between objects and memory, placing familiar objects into unusual contexts.
The artists showing are Maarten Baas, Martin Boyce, Spartacus Chetwynd, Tony Conrad, Abraham Cruzvillegas, Jeroen de Rijke/Willem de Rooij, Michael Fullerton, Georg Herold, Ann Veronica Janssens, Andreas Slominski, Monika Sosnowska.