2 merry days in nottingham

a 'gallery' on top of a pub with oil paintings of old jazz performers as well as most of a seedy dvd collection, in a 'lantern' house, where lacemakers of old did their finest work, because the top floor had the most light from the mostly glazed roof and walls. a bar spillout festooned with early christmas lights, on top of an ugly 90's shopping mall, with views of each and every different kind of rooftop the city radiating from this point possesses. a series of limestone caves where crusaders allegedly toasted each other with ale, before they went off to conquer jerusalem.

these were the spaces we performatively mapped, lowering the moral standards and raising the PG ratings of public spaces in the city. other times, it was enough to sit on a couch or a bed and document the almost naked trees outside the windows.