
But we also saw some interesting pieces of Art in a very nice gallery where as it turned out you were not allowed to take photographs. But we did not know when I took these:


As you can see they show writing as art, as artefact. Literacy as display. It all looks cheeky somehow. The best piece of writing as art in the place .. I got told to stop taking photos. Dommage.
People look at you strangely when you take pictures of the sides of buses, but this one was interesting:

(The people seem ecstatic about Wall Street English.)
I know these photo's are quite big, but I fancied putting BIG photos on my blog.
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