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Monday, August 29, 2005
Thursday, August 11, 2005
Trippity-trip
Live art event where one hundred people wore goats head loops and went on a specially commisioned Metro train for one hour
Wednesday, August 10, 2005
Wednesday, July 20, 2005
Tunick directing evening installation on Newcatle Gateshead Millenium Bridge, 17th July 2005
Tunick directing evening installation on Newcatle Gateshead Millenium Bridge, 17th July 2005
Originally uploaded by Tony Roberts.
Baltic reflection
Just before Spencer Tunick's evening installation on 17th July 2005, the tide turned and for a brief time slack water provided a beautiful reflection of Baltic. The sun at last broke through the clouds for a moment. The surreal effect is enhanced by the complete absence of people.
SAGE reflection
Just before Spencer Tunick's evening installation on 17th July 2005, the tide turned and for a brief time slack water provided a beautiful reflection of SAGE through the Newcastle Gateshead Millenium Bridge.
Preparing live installation BBC3
BBC 3 set up cameras in preparation for the eveing installation on the Newcastle Gateshead Millenium Bridge, 17th July 2005
Spencer Tunick and Topsy Qur'et
Taken when Spencer joined particpants in the Piano and Pitcher, moments after the successful evening installation televised live on BBC 3 on 17th July 2005. With him is Newcastle based performance artist Topsy Qur'et. Topsy lives in Byker Wall and has made work about the regeneration of the Quayside. Baltic is visible across the river.
Homage a Tunick
Topsy Qur'et's response, taken between Spencer's morning and evening installations on 17th July 2005.
The scarab beetle (symbol of Renewal and Endurance) is made up of Sage, Baltic, Tyne and Millenium Bridges. All are visible in the background from this position in the Ouseburn Valley.
The scarab beetle (symbol of Renewal and Endurance) is made up of Sage, Baltic, Tyne and Millenium Bridges. All are visible in the background from this position in the Ouseburn Valley.
Friday, June 17, 2005
Cook's monument, near Middlesbrough
Captain Cook's monument, Roseberry Topping in the background to the north.
Three Wise Men
By Topsy Qur'et.
Based on the view from his flat of Newcastle Gateshead Quayside. Look closely at the crown of the third wise man.
Based on the view from his flat of Newcastle Gateshead Quayside. Look closely at the crown of the third wise man.
Sunday, June 12, 2005
Roseberry Topping
An unusual feature of the North York Moors, familiar to Cook from his childhood, and visible from The James Cook University Hospital. Photograph taken facing east.
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