Day 7. Sunday. A participative Gazebo. Exhausted. Looking forward to 'normal' work tomorrow.

11.00am got up.

1.30pm Set off to see my old tutor, Fran Cottell's piece in a Gazebo at Spitalfields City Farm.

http://www.happenic.com/main/event/66698/gazebo-fran-cottell-and-kristina-page-little-shadow

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Future Telling in different ways.

Sunday cafe Project.

A Friend to friend drawing our future imagined dwellings.

[Known each other since 14yrs]

Start same. same pen, same latte. same napkins.

Laura's drawing for me.

Depicts a jungle house, a flight away, a river, a boathouse, giraffes and elephants in pairs, studio,

a dark figure.

Mine for Laura. A temporary detachable tent, to take and set up wherever she needs to be, to always have that base, and a studio art-making she takes everywhere with her, not to seperate, and quick escape route by bike or boat from concrete house.

My latte future- theres a person in there doing a headstand.

Coffee cup future- laura says its 'the world'

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Leave Cafe to find Farm. I know where it is,  worked next door in school for a year. Just want to cross railway. 

Ask crazy old man outside £5 plimsoll shoe store, remember they used to be so hip aka 2008.

Shit.

After giving directions, He says 'Slow down, take it easy'.

Strangers keep giving me messages.

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Gazebo

Quare

http://www.quare.org.uk/

 Fran Cottell and Kristina Page - little shadow - Sunday 22 Sept

Gazebo Architecture: a functional choreography.

A series of performance  ‘works’  

2-4pm 

Performers are invited to join in at 3pm (no specific skills required)

We arrive at 3.15pm

to this;

fran

unwanted gazebo wrapper

post-performance- used equipment

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last artist photo of the week. find a key and other white objects making a ready made;

Too much  art-think, over-thinking, photos, obsessive recordings and chat by the end. Can't wait to work with normal people tomorrow. Phew.... I don't know how artists handle it.