October 14th
Like to insert two if I may, both exhibits from this years Biennial...
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October 14th
Like to insert two if I may, both exhibits from this years Biennial...
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Captain J Walker looks out over a misty Mersey
Lovely photograph, Joe. Just hits the spot! :handclap:
Cheers
Chris :PDT_Aliboronz_24:
Where's the Damocles sword,Corky?Quote:
Originally Posted by corky100
It's in the Black-e
Really...it's always been a bit of a mysterious place to me! Low profile, for a community type place!
Smurfs Quite right, its the Black-E, Just inside the entrance. The photo does no justice, its 7 meteres tall and is very impressive! All part of the Biennal installations.
Take a look inside the Black-E too, theres some great works inside.
'Black-E'????? Perhaps someone could explain. Ta.
Hi Norm,it was an old church, formerly known as the"Blackie"! Maybe political correctness affected it's name?Quote:
Originally Posted by Norm NZ
Somebody expained a little more detail here... http://www.yoliverpool.com/forum/sho...35-The-BlackieQuote:
Originally Posted by Norm NZ
October 16th
Another Biennial Photo....."Touch and Go" :nod:
BTW.
I am so glad the Black-E is not next to the 'Ba-Gum'. ;)
That's the Thai restaurant,further down!:unibrow:Quote:
Originally Posted by Oudeis
Thanks to Steve & Corky for the info, Must have missed the earlier post's! I do remember the building, passed it often on my way from Lark Lane to my work at the Radium Inst.:PDT11
17th October
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Autumn wedding in St Chads Gardens, Kirkby