This is shiney:


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Having been tipped off by @ Tate on twitter. I wondered over to Tate Modern to see this this afternoon:


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This is cool, a rubics cube Menger sponge:


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I do like following cyberinsekt on here, for the occasional musical gem you find in amongst his posts.

I must admit, I'm not familiar with much Turkish psychedelic jazz, but this is excellent:

Okay Temiz - Denizalti RüzgarlanIt's somewhat like the Ozric Tentacles gone ethnic in a toy shop with a pet monkey, only more so ( Read more... )

I've heard of bricking in holes, but never really thought of it like this:


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Meant to post about this earlier, but for those of you who enjoyed the slides and don't already know, the Tate Modern's Turbine Hall is filled with balance beams, seesaw type things and assorted climby things.

In the other words, they are displaying a recreation of Robert Morris's Bodyspacemotionthings exhibition originally shown briefly at the ( Read more... )

There's nothing quite like Norwegian Medieval Folk music to wake up to on a lazy Sunday morning:

Agnes Buen Garnås & Jan Garbarek - Margjit Og Targjei Risvollo ( via cyberinsektGenerally, when a contemporary twist is put on Scandinavian folk music the result seems to go down the lines of heavy metal and it works. I'm sure they could have done something very ( Read more... )

This is a rather elegant idea:


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This evening I went to see The Exquisite Corpse at the Southwark Playhouse.

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So the weather clearly loves me and gave us the sunniest evening in ages just when I was planning to go to the Globe (or at least it was when we went it. It somehow gets less sunny late at night for some reason...).

The Frontline was excellent.

Clearly the thing to do if you want to do a modern play at the Globe is( ... cut for mild spoilers )