Kusmirowski's Bunker

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8300200.stm
(Hannah describes it better)
I absolutely love this*!
It was great fun seeing it in company last evening with combat_kitten and pal and a few slightly gothicky but otherwise hale and hearty guys ; )
I'll definitely go back both on my own - just to wander around, *look and not think* - and also again in company.
Its that good.
My only quibble is that there isn't enough of it.
To compensate for this after I left the Barbican i walked 7+ miles home by the London Wall (detoured around the Museum and several of those dwarfed old buildings) Moorgate, City Road, Liverpool St, Shoreditch, Kingsland waste, Regents Canal, Dalston.....er Sainsbury's.
I could write screeds of description! Instead, just say there was not a minute of that walk that was not exciting - i ADORE walking London!
NB meanwhile, wrestled thoughts about the cruelty ingrained into the fabric of the city - (every city) but that was ok really. The wind blows freshly right thru ur head as u walk!!

*goes for a lot of other Polish/Czech --oh just eastern European -- art in general. I think it started with the famous white on white compositions by Malevich which are some of my favourite pieces -- innovative brushstrokes as well!! : D

*lovely* music for walking on stormy nights....

particularly B-side Moon Wiring Club
(this is also topical re. the fashionable Double R Club)

'Dark Night of The Soul'
not much of a 'video' that, lynchland or not ; (some american YouTuber attached it)
really takes off toward the end tho..... the broom close-up is a real headfuck....
Woah.
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