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Morris Matisse
London, UK - roland - Saturday, July 2nd, 2005 : goo
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Them morris dancers were showing off their skill and talent with precision in the hope of making some cash. Not so different from Matisse and Picasso i suppose.
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elaine: 5th Jul 2005 - 09:56 GMT
check this out, it might look like just weird traditional nutters, but this is pagan in the city
jeeff: 5th Jul 2005 - 15:30 GMT
every time i see the tate on here i want to go more and more. it looks great.
Peter: totally. ive thought the same thing... someday!
elaine: 5th Jul 2005 - 15:35 GMT
it is good - there is plenty art around here, but the turbine hall in tate modden can house unusually big stuff, and be properly exciting on scale alone
roland: 6th Jul 2005 - 09:43 GMT
yer - there's nothing like a bloke shaking a stick with bells on it to get an englishman's pagan juices flowing. the tate is in a top spot - the south bank is generaly teeming with events on any given day - by the time i even get to the tate i'm usually exhausted.
elaine: the pagans of ##my mind##, that is
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