In New Church Road, Camberwell, there's a partially demolished council block with a bed suspended from the ceiling, complete with some Teletubby toys. I guess this could be some Camberwell art student effort, but I prefer the idea that the builders spontaneously decided to create this installation. Anybody know any more?
Baker Street's posters from the past
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6 comments:
Ooh, how kooky and bohemian
Actually that looks fucking scary.
Well you certainly wouldn't want to spend a night in that bed.
it looks like a chair in the next section is also suspended...
i saw that, assumed it was art of some sort, actually each flat has something suspended, think its chair in one, sofa in another, table in another.
its a pity that it is probably some squatters and was one illegally and actually doesn't say much about regeneration or social housing, just a few kids mucking around, though I am sure they probably think of it as being part of an intellectual process, and its a pity it comes off as patronising and offensive to the community
I think most parts of the community are thick skinned enough not to be offended by a few cuddly toys.
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