Please Allow Me To Introduce Myself
A few days back I mentioned an exhibition at the Kemistry gallery where you stand in front of five writers who then (in two minutes) write an impression of you. It's a curious idea. Generally people said I looked nice, a little uncomfortable but nice. One woman said I would give my life selflessly for others, which was intriguing. I was wearing a turquoise scarf at the time which nearly everyone had an issue with for one reason or another.
I'm told some people (who featured in the exhibition) have complained about what the writers wrote. It's interesting how much different people care about what others think of them.
It's certainly curious to get a peak inside someone's brain as to their response to you. The snap judgments people make about others are often so harsh and final.
This was my favouite page written by some crazy old sea dog of a writer.
Some of the profiles are very funny, it's worth popping by.


This is the Curve gallery at the 
So it feels like your body has suddenly become an antennae to enable the
broadcasting of Rinse FM or Meteor data. The little speakers along the
floor line then play the sound of what you have found.





I ambled on down tho the Made For Skate exhibition in The Truman Brewery this weekend. I don't know what it is about exhibitions in the Truman Brewery - they all feel half cut...like this one. It was small and had some nice artifacts borrowed from a museum in Stuttgart - Skateboard Fever, but it felt like they could have had a slide show running or some films.
I'm a bit of a Vans fan. It's what I wore in 1989, and I've come back to them in the last 6 years or so. Because of this, I always like seeing some Vans I've never seen before. I didn't know anyone had made any breakdancing specific shoes! How crazy are these bad boys and check out the tag too. Re-pro please!
I popped down to see the new 
