Monday, April 14, 2014

Back to Birmingham: Literary Beauty and Urban Decay

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Irrevocably drawn by the capital of urban decay and disparate, anarchic beauty, I returned this March...
..To the carefree bohemian coziness of the Birmingham Central Backpackers. The transporting magic of Cannon Hill Park and Moseley Village. The maze of back alleys populated by warehouses and garages, and buildings with covered with snoot.
The naked mannequins staring aimlessly out of broken windows.
The cinematic avantguardia of Flatpack Film Festival, shining with Zanussi's Illumination, and the atmospheric sonic myths of And Also The Trees, live at The Cross.
Astral trips the faint of heart would most definitely not dream of - but I sure do.

Sountrack: Dialogue by And Also The Trees.

Bankbeds To Dream In

Birmingham Classics

Aubergine Melancholy

Bibi Dada
We All Have A Cross To Stare

Staring Into Space

The New Library - The New World

And the Ass Saw the Angel
Cannon Hill Park: The Great Green
The Birmgingham Central Backpackers back yard


 
Birmingham Bathroom Kitsch

Evening illumination
 


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