I find this a lot in cities, where if you keep your eyes open you can see another layer to society, buildings, infrastucture.

Example – What looked from the other side of Kildare Street as a planning application on a derelict building. That was enough to interest me. Seeing a planning application is an unfortunately rare site in these times.

So when you look at it you see that it is not a planning application but a US Visa Form. Obviously there is a strong political message there but where it gets really interesting is when you look at the small print.

So someone has gone to the effort of reproducing this form with a reimagined pretext which is really a poem.

Who did this? And is it poetry, protest, street art or all 3 either.

Whatever it may be it shows how interesting it can be to look at the details and that things may off appear different to how they appear on the surface.

If you can’t make it this weekend, check out the highlights on Monday night on RTE

Arrested Development

The show polarises people between those who love it and those who simply haven’t seen it yet. In my own way I’ve become an evangelist for the show, converting people into avid fans, it’s just a shame that there are no new episodes to show them.

Having watch all 3 series of the show over a long weekend last year I recently started back watching them again one a time and I can’t recommend them highly enough. If you have even the slightest interest in laughing do yourself a favour and buy the boxset. You’ll thank me later.

Thank you for your support in our first couple of months and we look forward to a happy and prosperous 2009.

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