Seeing Red!
The summer popped back this week to give us some glorious sunshine and in honour of this special treat, Tara Cain gave us the theme of colour for this week’s Gallery. She intimated that she was looking for just one colour which made it a bit tricky.
However, I have chosen this photo. It is not a recent one but I’ve been dying to share it!
It is an open-air theatre that was built as part of the 2008 Liverpool Biennial ‘Made Up’. All sorts of artists shared their talent throughout the city. You can see more in ‘Lovely Liverpool’. This theatre was built in a space between two buildings that would have normally been over grown. It was constructed to give all the buskers and street musicians and actors a ‘proper’ showpiece for their work. Unlike many of the other exhibits this one was around for a while – in fact it may still be there!
Hope you agree that it is certainly RED!
Click the lens cap cup and go to see what other colours folks are sharing!
Wow, very nice and so bold!
Wonderful structure, wonderful photo.
Oh you scarlet woman you!
I love your red photo! Good you are wearing pink and blue! 🙂
yes its most deffinately red, very intresting place too 🙂
Ooh what a lovely photo! Very red indeed, and I love open air theatres- looks like my kind of place
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I wonder if the buskers and street performers still busk and perform there. I hope so.
Gorgeous photo, you always find the most interesting places to visit
Well, we happened to see an item about it on the TV. Otherwise we’d have missed it!
That is a fabulous photo and incredible theater space. I want to create there. 😉
I have to agree with you Lisa. It made me want to stand up & quote Shakespeare! Great to see you here!
Love your take on the theme, Julia. What an unusual piece of art.
Thank you Rosie. Glad you saw it as art too.
it is red. I love your posts, every post from somewhere different! you are a woman on the move. Of course, I failed to read prompt correctly #fail.
This is perfect – fabulous roaring red.
We are lucky to have the time that many of you don’t have. Thanks for visiting Gemma!
Absolutely – it definitely is red! Great photo!
Thank you! We were lucky to find it!