Showing posts with label bluecoat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bluecoat. Show all posts
Tuesday, 9 November 2010
little bit of liverpool
some great things about liverpool this weekend:
nicholas hlobo's ribbon maze, part of 'touched' at the bluecoat. so dreamy. so touchable.
a little boy dog in blue, a little girl dog in pink
street art reading 'poor are people,' 'pensioners are people' and 'do you like your neighbours?'
the word 'calamari' with a scouse accent
the language of sculpture, curated by carol ann duffy - especially the satchels full of magnetic words for visitors to play around with
bright red leaves carpeting the pavement
Labels:
art,
autumn,
bluecoat,
culture,
dogs,
liverpool,
photography,
ribbon maze,
tate
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