this is a expanded version of the 'urban church' drawings on smallritual.org, based on the talks i did in melbourne and adelaide last year. the idea was to draw together a whole range of things that i've done into an overall picture of what 'church' might mean, from small things to big, from your pocket to the city. it's best as a slideshow so things are in order, but i'm beginning to wonder if linear order matters. there are some more slides to come, especially in the 'objects' section, but i haven't been getting round to it and i'm tired of these just sitting on my hard drive.
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Hi Steve
Like the slides but Have you some notes as I have my interpriation of the slides but that may not be the same
Posted by: richard passmore | November 30, 2007 at 10:42 AM
good! why should it be the same? i just want to put ideas out there for you to run with...
there are no notes anyway, the notes such as they are are in the captions which weren't on the slides when i was talking about them.but i was asking the same questions about the urban golf, for instance.
Posted by: steve collins | November 30, 2007 at 08:51 PM
steve these are brilliant.
Posted by: jonny | December 04, 2007 at 12:57 PM