The past: it's etched into the fabric not just of our lives, but of the architecture that surrounds us " the streets we tread, the buildings where we work or make our homes. In this whimsical, winning 90-minute piece by Will Adamsdale, the past has a niggling habit of leaping out from the places where it should lie buried, rubbing up cheekily against the present, and sticking its nose into the future.read more
SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 07:11PM on May 16, 2013