Nun - Gallery is up!

The first gallery of the Nun project is up here.

In total, over two hundred people stopped to write or draw for which I am very grateful for; the wealth of imagination and opinion is both exciting and reassuring.

In large cities, where we can pass each other with little notice for others, and where anonymity is, to an extent, forced upon us, the enthusiasm and warmth of everyone is a reminder that people do care, that we all in fact have valid opinions.

I believe the Public Voice, comprised of messages, quotes, delicate little drawings, exclamations of happiness and love, frustration and sadness, is something that unites us all. There are few responses that we cannot identify with on some level, at least that is how I see it.

I would like to thank everyone who took part. Your comments of 'this is fun' and little chuckles made every cold shoulder and pretending-not-to-hear worth it. Thank You!

This is not the end of Nun; there are still many responses not yet uploaded, and all the photos and responses are undoubtedly going to be used in a future project, so keep in touch.

N.B. The gallery does not contain every response, so if yours is missing, I apologise profusely but plead for patience! Flickr has a monthly upload limit which I have exceeded so I will put up the remaining responses as soon as possible. 

Nun - Update

 

I have been collecting responses all week and now have a growing album of wisdom, nonsense, art, insults and everything else you can think of.

I once again want to thank everyone who has stopped and taken part, and those who just wanted to talk too. The picture emerging is that Downtown Manhattan has an innate current of creativity and humour, for which I am very grateful!

I am working on a Flickr gallery at the moment and hope to have the photos up by the end of the weekend, so check back then to see what everyone has to say. More Soon!

Nun - Fill The Space

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Today I started a project, tentatively named 'Nun' (the working title of an unfinished project).

Members of The Public are asked to fill in the blank space with whatever they like: writing, drawings, etc. There are no restrictions on content and I give as little explanation as possible beforehand.

When enough responses have been collected, I will collate them in a gallery on this website, before starting on the main piece. That will also be followed by a description of what 'Nun' is about, so check back soon!

If you would like to take part and are able to come to Downtown Manhattan, send me an email and I'm sure something can be worked out. Eyes right for contact details.

Finally, I would like to thank everybody today who offered their time, interest and creativity. Thank you!