“Sedimentary dear Watson”. ( Brick Work No. 5 )
c. Dingo 2011
Dada artist Dingo in Michael St.Mark’s Infinitude III – the Digital / Pixel Mirror
18th -19th C. bricked wall, raised over time.
Baker Street NW1.
( click on the image to enlarge)
Brick-making in the early 20th century
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London Dada fast-access archives 2005-2017
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Three years on …. artist Martin Creed posing by his 2014 ” Work No. 1812″ Brick Wall, outside the Hayward gallery.
Part of his ” What’s the point of it? ” multi-installation exhibition
( Creed’s work ) ” is supported by such state art luminaries as Julian Bell and Stephen Deucher who commissioned the runners in the Tate Britain Duveen gallery, (Work number 850), so it’s all right then. The fact that it is facile, irrelevant and meaningless drivel is never to be considered. Why don’t these stata art acolytes worry about the contempt with which their decadent gestures are held by the populace who are paying for it without being asked? ”
An-Aesthetic, writing in Piece de Resistance blog
LONDON DADA 
I wonder if any ‘Holmes’ were ever built from brick like this? :))
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Definite LOL Anne, and genuinely the best joke to appear on 691 – besides Martin Creed’s brick wall – since 2005.
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I like this very much. funnily enough I had a dress like this once.
I like the colour in the brickwork, and the cement lines near the base…
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useful info
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