75 years of TV, November weather in England – some things never change.

Today’s news, 75 years since the first High Definition television broadcast, from Alexandra Palace N. London.

analogue relic
From the London Dada archive, May 2006.
Work 217
; Analogue Relic.

( fire-abandoned area )

Link to the 691 gallery detailing history & explaining the purport of this work;
http://londondada.blog.co.uk/2006/05/18/work_217_analogue_relic~809855/

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Bonfire season1
Work 258, from October 2006,  “Bonfire Season”. Rye,  E. Sussex.
c. Michael St.Mark

It’s true, some things never change.

M. St.M

 

London Dada work 544; Supermarket Juxtaposition no 2, Taking a News Stand ( Temporary public installation)

 
Supermarket Juxtaposition no 2.
Taking a News Stand”
( against base journalism ) Tesco Surrey Quays 1/11/11, 4.06pm onwards.
( Bespoke instore tabloid newspaper stand j /w “Twist ‘n Lock” toilet roll holder. )

c. Michael St.Mark 2011

( click to enlarge the digital photo collage )

For explanatory synopsis of this work, please refer to previous installation,
“Supermarket Juxtaposition no 1 “

London Dada work 543. Supermarket Juxtaposition 1 (Temporary public installation)


Supermarket Juxtaposition no 1. “Fighting Decay the Hard Way”
Temporary public Installation at Tesco Surrey Quays. 31.10.11, 17.20pm ( Pallets of refined sugar c/w toothpaste & brush )
c. Michael St.Mark 2011

In what we believe to be the first work in a new genre within Installation Art,
deliberately selected items from separate product aisles within a large
public retail environment are brought together and juxtaposed so as to create
surprise thought-provoking dichotomies in the minds of unsuspecting
passing shoppers, and in so doing breaking down preconceptions from
advertising or brand image; revealing certain uncomfortable – or humorous – realities.

( click on the collage to enlarge different views of the installation )

Relevant Wiki link; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Installation_art