there are some things in life that you think you're never going to be able to see or be a part of. two years ago, the liverpool biennials was one of them for me. i never though i was going to be exposed to a ten week contemporary arts festival in the city where i lived; constantly confronted by art that made you think or made you laugh.
yet here i am.
last night i went to see an inconvenient truth, which opened my eyes a bit more to the threat of global warming. and today i read the paper for hours in tabac and then wandered around some of the biennial.
one of my favourite pieces was by a slovenian artist in the old bombed out church...st. luke's. pictures in the post above
About Me
- lauren
- Liverpool, United Kingdom
- easy sundays, listening to the cbc, good books, drinking good booze, eating great food, pretending i'm a guitar star, magnetic poetry, dougie, making choices, loving people, organisation, swimming in lakes, arts camp, pekoras, beer in pitchers, jumping on beds, making snow angels, watching hockey, write, painting, thank you cards, music and more music, family time, smiling nieces and nephews, laughing grandparents, whimsical thoughts, dreaming, thunderstorms, dark chocolate, whisky, making connections, PENGUINS, solitude, company
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