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Lovingly ripping off the excellent @brainpicker, this is a digital repository of shiny things involving balloons, silent discos and/or Paul Simon where possible.
I dump a lot of this stuff on my Twitter feed.
I have a more seriousish website here.
There is an RSS feed right at the bottom of this blog, if you're interested.
(I really like Paul Simon)
Lovingly ripping off the excellent @brainpicker, this is a digital repository of shiny things involving balloons, silent discos and/or Paul Simon where possible.
I dump a lot of this stuff on my Twitter feed.
I have a more seriousish website here.
There is an RSS feed right at the bottom of this blog, if you're interested.
(I really like Paul Simon)
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Love Lost, Singh Twins. I saw this at the National Portrait Gallery over the Easter bank holiday - a mostly brilliant, reactive exhibition alongside the gallery’s display of c17th Mughal portraiture. Well worth visiting, although occasionally the attempts to superimpose modern icons over traditional, artistic detail are a little clumsy. Think of it like the Bend It Like Beckham of art…
Where: National Portrait Gallery
When: Until June 20, 2010
2010.04.04 4:29pm ∞
