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Egypt

9 Mar ’14

Painted wooden model of servants at work, retrieved from the tomb of Sebekhetepi at Ben Hasan. The 11th Dynasty, around 2000BC.

Egypt

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    • Moloheya (2006)
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    • VOODOO PICNIC (1998) A day long Visual Stress action at various locations around Liverpool city centre.
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← Older: “What happened?” Oona addressed this as a kind of local petition to the five or six aggrieved passengers milling nearest. As in a street incident involving wreckage or fire trucks a volunteer explainer emerged, a middle aged Hasid with curved shoulders draped in a long, soiled scarf, and bearing twin shopping bags like a milkmaid’s yoke. He seemed drawn to Oona as another dressed in black.

Chronic City. Jonathan Lethem. Faber Faber 2010

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This miserable looking chap is part of the decoration on the path below Blackfriars Bridge, now station (tomorrow the world). The tiles portray cosy scenes …

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