London

Space cake brake on the Titicaca lake
Got some more in Ecuador
Stole a car in the streets of Panama
Went too far in Bogota

A little weak, a little pale today
Looks like it's time, for that certain holiday

A little weak, a little pale today
Looks like it's time, for that certain holiday

A little weak, a little pale today

oh well, off to London...:)

"Whatever you plan to do: start planning to enjoy these unique 10 days in London"

LONDON ARCHITECTURE WEEK AND LONDON ARCHITECTURE BIENNALE June 16-25th
Architecture Week in London and the London Architecture Biennale are delighted to be working together to create a fantastic 10-day long festival celebrating architecture in our capital city.

To make it easier for you to plan your time and choose what you want to do you can search for an event London-wide or choose from the Biennale or Architecture Week listings.

The London Architecture Biennale takes place in the Biennale area stretching from Borough Market in Southwark to the British Library in King's Cross. Other Biennale venues include Smithfield House (LAB HQ), Sadler's Wells, the Barbican, Southwark Cathedral and the German Gynmasium. Click on to the Biennale logo for more information.

Meanwhile Architecture Week in London will happen across the city from the Freud Museum, Natural History Museum to a tour of traditional pubs and events in your own neighbourhood.

MODERNISM: DESIGNING A NEW WORLD 1914-1939
This major exhibition at the V&A is the first to explore Modernism in the designed world from a truly international perspective and in terms of all the arts.
Victoria & Albert Museum

DESIGNING MODERN BRITAIN Dec 3, 2005 - Nov 26, 2006

From London Transport's pioneering 1930s design programme and the 1951 Festival of Britain, to the Haçienda in 1980s Manchester and the plans for the London 2012 Olympics, you can see how design has shaped modern Britain.
Design Museum

FUTURE CITY Jun 15 - Sep 17, 2006

Radical and experimental architecture from 1956-2006.From extraordinary houses and incredible towers, to fantasy cityscapes and inhabitable sculptures, Future City showcases the most radical and experimental architecture of the past 50 years.
Barbican Center

(...)

Sometimes, too, as Eve was created from a rib of Adam, a woman would be born during my sleep from some strain in the position of my thighs.

Conceived from pleasure I was on the point of consummating, she it was, I imagined, who offered me that pleasure.

My body, conscious that its own warmth was permeating hers, would strive to became one with her, and I would awake.

The rest of humanity seemed very remote in comparison with this woman whose company I had left but a moment ago; my cheek was still warm from her kiss, my body ached beneath the weight of hers.

If, as would sometimes happen, she had the features of some woman whom I had know in waking hours, I would abandon myself altogether to the sole quest of her, like people who set out on a journey to see with their eyes some city of their desire, and imagine that one can taste in reality what has charmed one’s fancy.

And then, gradually, the memory of her would dissolve and vanish, until I had forgotten the girl of my dream.

(...)

Proust.