tubular shells - b-side

tubular shells - b-side
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cooliris video wall, cool

cooliris video wall, cool
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b-side - seaside nostalgia parlour

b-side - seaside nostalgia parlour
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b-side - lauras Some Seeker

b-side - lauras Some Seeker
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b-side - bird

b-side - bird
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WAN members make sterling contributions to b-side

Well, most of the first Weymouth and Portland b-side (the seaside) arts festival have been packed away now, three installations in Brewers Quay will be around til tomorrow afternoon...

WAN was well represented within this diverse festival and included

Ed Jones' seahorse and snake grass installation at Tim's Cactus Kiosk

Lala Mulherns "Some Seeker" piece in a b-shed on the cargo stage

Andy Sherlocks "Protect and Survive" in the Nothe Fort Nuclear Bunker

Abigail Stradlings innovative jewellery, in alcoves in the Nother bunker

Sarah Butterworths "Tubular Shells,

Gary Jones' "COMSURV" web window and social bookmarking/networking, join us...

Tangwen Sandersons Seaside Nostalgia Parlour,

all in Brewers Quay


Estelle Kelleghers work on show in the Mullberry Centre

Please commment if I've missed anyone and apologies in advance

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Tangwen Sandersons seaside nosalgia parlour

In Brewers Quay. Brilliant.








I was immediately transported back to the age of seven, on a seaside holiday at grans, even though this never happened. Very relaxing with the soothing cries of seagulls and all sorts of thought full pieces, rich in detail, conveying melancholy...

Loads of flotsam, jetsum, bricabrac, and hot glue guns on the table, ready for making. And lots of wonderful finished products in the shop window forming the growing installation. Enchanting.

Look out for a web version of the Parlour and Tangwens new site soon...