Saturday, 27 May 2017
You can sit down next to me
A Poem for Manchester, by Mike Duff, appears on mirrored art signs studded like beautiful blue jewels into a wall in Piccadilly Place, not far from Piccadilly station.
The poem was chosen from 4,000 entries as winner of a BBC National Poetry Day competition. Its message of solidarity, equality and acceptance seems particularly fitting following the dreadful Manchester Arena attack this week.
Labels:
Arena,
art,
blue,
hotel,
Manchester,
mirror,
Piccadilly,
poem,
poetry,
rain,
round,
sign,
station,
wall
Location:
6 Whitworth St, Manchester M1 3BN, UK
Saturday, 20 May 2017
Friday, 5 May 2017
Sporting sign
Fantastic smart sign in Southwark, London - you don't mess with this one. The original Ring Boxing Club was housed in a former chapel. It had 12 sides, and no 90 degree angles - the architect said that meant there was no corner for the Devil to hide in. The building was sadly a victim of the blitz - the Ring today is close to the original site. There's a great history section on their website.
Location:
London Borough of Southwark, UK
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