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hello all I'm new to the forum and was told by a friend to look here for any information on the "sculpture,monument thingy magigy" on Menlove Ave by the golf course.It's a glass square shaped box that glows red of a night.I pass this every night and it mistifies me!!!Also does any one remember a place on the same avenue which was known as (not sure if it was) the naughty boys home. P.S. This is a great forum thanx for telling me Mrs Taylors son-in-law:PDT11
Hiya Aunt Sally... welcome to here, I am curious to what this red box looks like too, I am sure one of the guys will have a pic on here, rest assured though, if they don't there will be one up here soon :PDT_Piratz_26:
Fingers crossed all will be revealed and I hope you're right ,and there will be a picture here soon.Thank you for your kind welcome :Smiliz_Kingz_PDT_13
:002: Welcome to the forum.
hi shytalk what a great forum and thank you for your welcome.I am hooked and really dig it!:034:Quote:
Originally Posted by shytalk
Oh June, like the mountains i'm blue, Like the pine, i'm lonesome for you oooh.
http://www.owenellis.co.uk/html/proj...full.php?id=71
Been past it a few times, surprised the local scallies haven't sold it on e-bay yet!
hello there you! sober are we!!!!!!:unibrow:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ged
Outhouse, Woolton
Location: Woolton, Liverpool
Client: Liverpool Housing Action Trust / The Guinness Trust
The outhouse designed by Vong Phaophanit is the result of the Liverpool Housing Action Trust’s commitment to public art in Liverpool.
Owen Ellis worked with the artist to evolve and turn the idea into reality. The project is an interpretation of houses designed by Owen Ellis Partnership on an adjacent site, and consists of a glass box located in woodland. At night the sculpture is lit from under the glass floor using red neon. The project was used as an opportunity to include other artists and the community
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Originally Posted by Aunt Sally
You make me sound like a drunkard :)
Saturday was a very special occassion - Everton scored 3 without reply.
I knew I'd find an answer on here.you're an angel.taQuote:
Originally Posted by victorialush
ohhhh I know you well !!!!!!!:PDT_Aliboronz_24: :PDT_Aliboronz_24:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ged
I have to credit Jona sized 25 shoes for that info, it was on his linkQuote:
Originally Posted by Aunt Sally
Hurrah for Jona :PDT_Aliboronz_24:
Thanx for that Jona.I will sleep better now that my mind's at rest Ta What a great bunch of people U's are!!:hug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jona76
Jona is a red glass mysterious box mine of information dontchaknow.
I only know it as that's what I have to keep my shoes in of a night as it's the only box big enough :)Quote:
Originally Posted by victorialush
Hi All
Over here in the US of A, your former British colonies, an "Outhouse" is a loo, an outside toilet; maybe it is where you are as well. Maybe this should be in the Public Conveniences thread? :rolleyes:
Will look forward to seeing a photo besides the one on the Ellis website.
Chris
Hardly art in my opinion. It didn't impress me. Maybe it looks a 100 times better when lit up. I seem to remember a figure of £50,000 mentioned somewhere?
And some more....
(Source - http://www.axisweb.org/pbCOMM.aspx?SID=15821)
Those last pics don't look like the one in the link in message 7 - are they mutating?
So all the scallies that I see around this of an evening are really yoliverpool bods taking pictures! :ninja: :) :)
Maybe Art with an F? :002:Quote:
Originally Posted by marky
Chris
Dear Aunt Sally,Quote:
Originally Posted by Aunt Sally
This is a piece of modern art sponsored by the Guinness Trust who have been involved in renovating the ex council flats on Menlove Avenue. I have to say I'm truly astonished it has survived !!
Best wishes
taffy
Considering that the panes of glass were deliberately broken in the greenhouse in adjoining Harthill where the Calder Stones were displayed, leading to them being removed for safe keeping, you are exactly correct, Taffy. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by taffy
Chris