From Titian to Titan and more...

Seven Dials/Old Shoreham Road, Brighton:

Titan has diverse talents:

Service Provider, London Road, Brighton:

Moving Image, Hove:

Ripe

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7827738.stm

Date Production

first deadline, for editorial engagement:
14th January
second deadline, for receipt of texts:
21st January
third deadline, the absolute:
28th January

Publication:
30th January

Manifest Memories

Had we put this up before?:


It appears to read:

The Doomsbury Set Manifesto
===========================

Members of the group:

1) understand that they are alive

2) refuse to engage with stupid optimism and, in that, hope to combat pessimism

3) feel themselves to be enslaved but are not clear how

4) strive to find a new question

5) refuse to use the language of the market and careers

6) believe that art might be important

7) refuse to leave off the hook

PREFACE

CHORUS:

"It
sings of ages!, -
of nations!,-
of empires!.
It
becomes epic,
it
gives bir-th to Homer."

1984

It presents itself, therefore, to the public gaze, naked and friendless, like the infirm man of the Gospel—solus, pauper, nudus.

I know you would just get embarrassed.

AMAZING BRILLIANT

Titian?

This it No. 01?

A distinction

Bloomsbury artists rejected the traditional distinction between fine and decorative art,

SEX GROUP/SET

Doomsbury artists reject the contemporary distinction between fine and unendorsed art.

SET/GROUP SEX

Design Issues

Some feedback from our Design Consultant:

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Also some reminders:

a 'Open' House
b New currency
c Story board 'On-cat Marketing' idea

LOGO version 2.0

Suitable for all colour documentation. (Banners/Placards/sick notes etc)
For a pdf or doodle contact

Rosemary Miller
(Finance and Corporate department)







here

Headquarters

NOTICE:

Lord Lloyd Ugo attended headquarters yesterday between 1740 and 2030. He had with him a back of mixed nuts and he sat by the log fire.

Die alte Battersea Brücke: Nocturne-Blau und Gold

A few words from George....

'Mark Twain's Joan, skirted to the ground, and with as many petticoats as Noah's wife in a toy ark, is an attempt to combine Bayard with Esther Summerson from Bleak House into an unimpeachable American school teacher in armour'

Preface, Saint Joan, George Bernard Shaw, 1924.

Joan with Broken Sword?

Found at the end of Hove Lawns, Joan has been swordless for some years now guarding the entrance to Albermarle Mansions. I had initially mistaken her for a waif with a swallow clutched to her chest - perhaps reminding me of Wilde's Unhappy Prince. Of course on closer inspection she does indeed appear to be the Joan, albeit sentimentalised with Victorian nipped in waist and armour.

Anyone know how she came to be here?

Public Fun

At Headquarters:

Bomb

In Bomb hairdressers off Sydney Street: