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steepholmBristol is a city where temporary art often pops up overnight like midnight mushrumps. Recently we had the statue of Edward Colston replaced - for a day - with one of Jen Reid, while a couple of weeks ago members of Portishead, Massive Attack and others took to the skies to serenade the city from hot-air balloons in an event by the ever-creative Luke Jerram.
A couple of days ago this sculpture appeared in a niche opposite a multi-storey carpark - a young person being comforted by a Winnie-the-Pooh style bear. I saw it in the paper, but today I walked over to look at it with my daughter.
I find it a strangely moving piece of work. I expect that it too will be ephemeral - but aren't we all?
A couple of days ago this sculpture appeared in a niche opposite a multi-storey carpark - a young person being comforted by a Winnie-the-Pooh style bear. I saw it in the paper, but today I walked over to look at it with my daughter.
I find it a strangely moving piece of work. I expect that it too will be ephemeral - but aren't we all?
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Date: 2020-09-12 09:56 pm (UTC)That is really good. Thank you for sharing it.
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