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Sculpture by Michael Rakowitz outside Towner Eastbourne. The sculpture is a replication of the Lamassu of Nineveh, which was destroyed by ISIS. I had seen this previously when it was on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square. It was nice to get up close to it here in Eastbourne.

Sculpture by Michael Rakowitz outside Towner Eastbourne. The sculpture is a replication of the Lamassu of Nineveh, which was destroyed by ISIS. I had seen this previously when it was on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square. It was nice to get up close to it here in Eastbourne.

Sculpture by Michael Rakowitz outside Towner Eastbourne. The sculpture is a replication of the Lamassu of Nineveh, which was destroyed by ISIS. I had seen this previously when it was on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square. It was nice to get up close to it here in Eastbourne.

Sculpture by Michael Rakowitz outside Towner Eastbourne. The sculpture is a replication of the Lamassu of Nineveh, which was destroyed by ISIS. I had seen this previously when it was on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square. It was nice to get up close to it here in Eastbourne.

Sculpture by Michael Rakowitz outside Towner Eastbourne. The sculpture is a replication of the Lamassu of Nineveh, which was destroyed by ISIS. I had seen this previously when it was on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square. It was nice to get up close to it here in Eastbourne.

Goat Ledge Cafe, Lower Promenade, St Leonards

Goat Ledge Cafe, Lower Promenade, St Leonards

4 Princelet Street, Spitalfields, was built in 1723. Though it is no longer serving as a residence, over the past 300 years it has housed Huguenot silk weavers, the grandson of the founder of Truman Brewery, various laborers, a Polish Jew (a tailor) and his family among others. It is currently hired out for filming and events. I got to see the inside during an exhibition by Gagosian Gallery of the early works of Christo, which were staged throughout the house. This is one of my all-time favourite buildings in London and I walk by often. Here's a shot of the exterior:

Fourth Plinth, Trafalgar Square.

The Invisible Enemy Should Not Exist. Michael Rakovitz has recreated the winged deity Lamassu, one of the archaeological artefacts looted from a museum in Iraq, from date syrup cans.

The Invisible Enemy Should Not Exist. Michael Rakovitz has recreated the winged deity Lamassu, one of the archaeological artefacts looted from a museum in Iraq, from date syrup cans.

The Invisible Enemy Should Not Exist. Michael Rakovitz has recreated the winged deity Lamassu, one of the archaeological artefacts looted from a museum in Iraq, from date syrup cans.

Dragon Flies by Piper Glass & Steel. Art in the Orchard, Park Hill Orchard, Easthampton, MA.

All Utopias Fell, by Michael Oatman, at Mass MoCA, North Adams. See where this picture was taken. [?]