Art dead drop is closed as the exhibition was last night.
I was asked to look after a little dog for a while and it turned into two hours. I told people he was an art critic, so I carried him around and nodded and agreed with him. I can recommend looking after a dog in a crowd as a coping strategy. It's the first time in a while that I've been at a crowded social event.
Late night trip to the art dead drop. Not my art, I just drop it off for someone else, under cover of darkness.
The Doll Tree never fails to horrify. I see it when I least expect it.
There are more dolls, and PARTS of dolls, further down the tree trunk.
A campaign letter has arrived from 'Reform UK'. I don't live in the Gorton and Denton constituency of Manchester where there's a by-election in a few weeks. It mentions the council elections in May, but strange as leaflets usually arrive just before elections, so I'm assuming it's tangentially related to Gorton. I feel poorly targetted in so many ways.
I've been finding art in a local forest for over 6 months. Some disappear, others are transformed or they are taken by the forest. New ones are still appearing.
damian 
