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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Culross to Dunfermline: Social Walk, Sunday 25th September
Next Sunday, September 25th, we are participating in a social walk which takes its inspiration from tracing Ben Jonson’s journey from Culross Palace to Dunfermline Abbey nearly 400 years ago. The walk is part of a wider project initiated by … Continue reading
Posted in Field Trip, Uncategorized
Tagged Ben Jonson, Culross Palace, Dunfermline Abbey, Fife, Fire Station Creative, social walk, walk
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Fragments of Istria: an Assemblage
We could eat this sky. Stretch up, scoop out handfuls; smear our faces and taste the fanfare of sunset. II Out of red earth lines of olive trees, vines and quarried stone. Centuries of building, dwelling, tending the … Continue reading
Posted in Ephemera - Encounters, Ephemera - Signs and Signifiers, Field Trip, Folk-Lore, Found Art, Happenstance, Observation, Poetry, Psychogeography, Quote, rag-pickings
Tagged aura, Ballardian, Black Death, Croatia, cyprus tree, Draga Valley, Dvigrad, etntopy, Fife Psychogeographical Collective, Fife Psychogeography, ghost town, Goats, graffiti, haystacks, hill-top town, Istria, Jason and the Argonauts, Mirna Valley, Motovun, Murdo Eason, old walls, River Mirna, ruined house, rural uncanny, shrine, Sunset, Veli Jože, Walter Benjamin, Wicker Man
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Good Times = 2016 =
Perhaps just another graffiti strewn doorway but the phrase “Good Times = 2016 =” called out. I doubt that there are many people I know who would readily conflate 2016 and ‘good times’. So just a throwaway action with a spray can? irony? a small … Continue reading
foreground / distance
foreground / distance fractured red diamonds through scattered prisms to grey horizons Passing, at speed, on a train through the three red diamonds of the Forth Rail Bridge. The eye drawn to the foreground. Shards of red-painted steel, morph … Continue reading
