Londoners give New York a waveÂ…
By Nick Heath, 28 May 2008 12:02
The miserable weather in early morning New York failed to dampen the spirits of two bypassers who ignore the rain to say hi to waving children in mid-morning London.
The Telectroscopes have been provided by London-based creative company Artichoke, with help from Tiscali, the Arts Council for England and Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.
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1. Peter Baron
"it was revived after his ancestor, artist Paul St George, unearthed dusty papers containing his plans."
-So it's a time machine as well?
2. adrienne
wow that sounds amazing...how can I join in . I am in London?
3. Ceb Paten
I presume you mean 'descendant'...in the following para...
"After four years of digging and the loss of 15 lives Alexander Stanhope was forced to abandon his dream but it was revived after his ancestor, artist Paul St George, unearthed dusty papers containing his plans."