19/03/08
These railings are on the steps that lead to a block of flats. The building looks like it might be an Old People's Home, or Homes For Old People, as they are now called.
The posters
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The posters
The posters
Stories collected from routine walks in Exeter have been transformed into ephemeral text works and distributed across the City as posters, leaflets and cards. If you see one please photograph it and email the image to: info@walkwalkwalk.org.uk
Commisioned by Spacex Gallery the project also includes a series of 9 posters sited at Exeter Central Station. These will be officially launched on Saturday 12th April from 7-8pm, followed by a night walk through Exeter. All welcome.
Commisioned by Spacex Gallery the project also includes a series of 9 posters sited at Exeter Central Station. These will be officially launched on Saturday 12th April from 7-8pm, followed by a night walk through Exeter. All welcome.
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