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Today, I start a little new venture.
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The Monday Convergence may not always have something to do with prisons, but some amount to do with photography.
I hope that the (usually) two images and/or comment offered for side-by-side viewing will sustain you, for a while, with perplexment or amusement.
Temenos. Artist's impression. Anish Kapoor, 2008.
Anish Kapoor’s Temenos is the first of five public sculptures for the Teesside area from a £15 million ($25m) pot of gold. It is to be located in Middlehaven, near Middlesbrough. There are a few online resources for information, but the best discussion I found was on a public forum which you should look at (if you are not offended by colourful language). The words might be indecorous, but I totally understand the antipathy of some Teessiders. It’s a big femidom. Read Here.
(L-R) Anish Kapoor, Joe Docherty, Chief Executive of Tees Valley Regeneration, and Cecil Balmond crouch behind a table.
Femidom. Credit: The Female Health Company
Image Sources: Gazette Live (top); Guardian (middle); FHC (Bottom).
View the BBCs’s introduction to the project, three image gallery and the architects’ brochure.
Prison Photography 