Friday, 22 July 2016
MKIF - Tweed Pigeons, Green Roofs and Lego
We'd already been to MKIF for Voalá: Station the previous week, but this time we were just there to mosey and soak up the sights. Most of the action we were interested in was inside centre: mk so we spent most of the day under sunny glass, dipping in and out of the gardens. The main space was taken up by a huge light/projection installation, the green-roofed chapel was showing a hypnotic film of community-inclusive dance in one of MK's woodlands, the crowd of tweed pigeons in some of the centre's trees turned out to be a "fringe" installation (we never did work out how official these were) and the data visualisations of the city were live. Just time to visit the lego shop on the way home.
Labels:
art,
festivals,
glass,
green roof,
shopping centres,
urban greenery
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