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spiralsheepI walked variations of "first left, second right" four times while I was in Llangollen. There's a report at my journal with ten small images.
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rydra_wongBut I believe it qualifies for psychogeographical bragging, at least.
This is where I spent part of yesterday:
http://www.towerbridge.org.uk/bascule-chamber-concert/ (Google image search "bascule chamber" for more pretty pictures)
You can all be jealous of me now.
This will probably be the only time in my life I listen to a John Cage aria with a 1000-tonne weight suspended over my head.
This is where I spent part of yesterday:
http://www.towerbridge.org.uk/bascule-chamber-concert/ (Google image search "bascule chamber" for more pretty pictures)
You can all be jealous of me now.
This will probably be the only time in my life I listen to a John Cage aria with a 1000-tonne weight suspended over my head.
spiralsheepHave my fellow ![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
flaneurs spotted any temporary public art trails or new outdoor exhibitions in urban areas this summer/year?
I'm reminded to ask because the "Gromit unleashed" public art trail through Bristol is launched this weekend: official Gromit Unleashed website.
ETA1: also in Bristol is a smartphone app called missorts which, triggered by the holder's presence in locations around Redcliffe, will play music and tell you stories of the city.
ETA2: Worcester was hosting a similar location-based musical trail around the city centre and there's still a related exhibition at the Movement gallery on one of the platforms at Foregate Street railway station.
flaneurs spotted any temporary public art trails or new outdoor exhibitions in urban areas this summer/year?I'm reminded to ask because the "Gromit unleashed" public art trail through Bristol is launched this weekend: official Gromit Unleashed website.
ETA1: also in Bristol is a smartphone app called missorts which, triggered by the holder's presence in locations around Redcliffe, will play music and tell you stories of the city.
ETA2: Worcester was hosting a similar location-based musical trail around the city centre and there's still a related exhibition at the Movement gallery on one of the platforms at Foregate Street railway station.
