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spelling is overrated
the article says they only switched it on this year thoughIt's been there ages? like over a year.
the article says they only switched it on this year thoughIt's been there ages? like over a year.
There's a fairly obvious way to avoid getting caught....
Simon Fenoulhet believes that the tunnel may be related to a 13th century friary that once stood where the city centre is now.
He is reluctant to reveal its precise location, although he said it is in the Greyfrairs Road area.
Mr Fenoulhet, one of the Cardiff Contemporary festival’s artists in residence, has embarked on exploring the parts of Cardiff not normally seen above ground.
The artist is aiming to create an alternative map of the city linked to markers above ground for people on the streets to discover what lies beneath their feet.
i've been, it's cool, reckon they've managed to integrate very different styles into a coherent whole :thumbs :keep going down Salisbury rd and forgetting about Cranbrook
Cardiff Open 2014
Blockbuster #50-52 Albany Rd Roath Cardiff Caerdydd CF24 3RR &
Cardiff MADE #41 Lochaber St Roath Cardiff Caerdydd CF24 3LS
7 October Hydref - 1 November Tachwedd 2014
10-5 Tuesday-Saturday Mawrth-Sadwrn & 11-4 Sunday 19 October
Private View: 6-8pm Friday 10 October at both locations
Artist in Residence 1: Sera Wyn Walker 15 - 19 October
Artist in Residence 2: Tiff Oben 21 - 25 October
Artist in Residence 3: Jon Pountney 28 Oct - 1 November
Cardiff Open acts as a platform for showcasing the best contemporary art practice from an open call of submissions, alongside site-specific work from selected artists in residence. The work of Cardiff and Vale based artists, photographers, ceramicists, sculptors, designers and makers will be on show - from the young and emerging to the established and respected - in the bustling area of Roath. The Open exhibition’s 3 artists in residence will be housed at the transformed old blockbuster #50-52 Albany Rd with the Open exhibition spread across the empty shop and at Cardiff MADE #41 Lochaber St.
Exhibiting Artists:
John Abell, Sebastian Aplin, Luke Barker, Philippa Brown, Sophie Buckingham, Mark Cooke, Richard Cox, Catrin Lloyd Evans, Michael Goode, Eluned Glyn, Ruth Harries, Bernard Heslin, Mary Jones, Lisa Krigel, Arron Kuiper, Jorge Lizalde, Samantha Lyle, Nikita McBride, Ruth McLees, Anne Morgan, Mike Murray, Aidan Myers, Tiff Oben, Jon Pountney, Zoe Preece, Margo Schmidt, Sophie Southgate, Carmen Stahl, Lisa-Marie Tann, Sera Wyn Walker, James Mark Whittet
Selectors: Iwan Bala, artist; Anne Gibbs, maker; Cat Gardiner, Cardiff Open curator
101 metre wall in Cathays done with graffiti
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8lkiu9tXMDUVDEyajNpTFBmR2M/preview
more on Cranbrook st with story, gallery and videoi've been, it's cool, reckon they've managed to integrate very different styles into a coherent whole :thumbs :
Other attractions and activities include:
- A red brick extension to Cardiff Castle
- "Sound pieces" based on the speeches of the late MP Aneurin Bevan to be broadcast daily from the castle's clock tower
- An underground map of Cardiff, with markers telling people what lies in the tunnels, basements and cellars beneath their feet
- Walls at Cardiff Central railway station to show images of artist Erwin Wurm posing in his series of One Minute Sculptures
- A "tap-mob" mass tap dancing event outside the register office at city hall
- A sculpture trail along the Docks Feeder Canal near Schooner Way
- An art hotel where visitors will be invited to book themselves in and create work
- Mystery bus tours around the city
- Live performances in empty shops
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shame, nice and warm there!