Ongoing archive work-load
MUSEUM::project [project museum]
x amount revisited and re-occurrences exposed [also apparently to do with circulatory flow]
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Collection images :: MUSEUM::project LINK

APPARENTLY SOMETHING TO DO WITH CIRCULATORY FLOW
THE NEXT STEP IS THE OPPOSITE OF THE FIRST OR THE NEGATIVE - OR THE NEXT STEP IS THE POSITIVE OF THE FIRST - WHETHER THIS IS TO BE SEEN AS MINUS OR PLUS IS DEPENDENT ON HOW YOU VIEW THE INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR OF THE BUILDING.... BUT AIR IS NOT MAGNETIC ITS JUST TO DO WITH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL PRESSURE.

Story:
[30 November 2009]
"Another element of research finds its beginnings in the make-up of Leeds' new city museum that opened in 2008. Upon making friends with an assistant who worked there I managed to locate and attain a number of wooden panels that had some sort of use or pre-function: some sort of history that is unknown to me. The strange thing is that they have perfect circular holes cut in them, the same point on each one..." ongoing [2010 I think] It happened when walking through the university (re-visiting another idea "an exhibition in the time it takes to empty / clean / re-fill the university pool" - there is another story to this: my friend went skinny dipping and had sex in the pool - but I am not sure how long an exhibition can last during sexual intercourse) - anyway, I then walked down past the hospital and towards millennium square and the Leeds City Museum. I began to think of the architecture as an explore-able object: how on the exterior there are four definite corners and so on the interior there are four findable corners that can be sourced and photographed. So I set too it: but was told not to use flash photography, and to avoid the MUMMY exhibit for copyright / insurance reasons - the most interesting findings were avenues to un-explore-able spaces: fire escapes and scaffolding and a huge arena-space that was closed for a private function."