Last
week I dropped into Oldham's Queen Elizabeth Hall for The Museum of the Moon, an exhibition by visual artist
Luke Jerram.
It's a 7-metre-diameter glowing globe complete with 'each centimetre
of the internally lit spherical sculpture representing 5km of the
moon's surface.' Complete with audio from BAFTA and Ivor Novello
award winning composer Dan
Jones, featuring recordings from (I'm guessing) past Apollo
missions, the sculpture rotates slowly, with walking space around and
underneath it. It's now moved onto either Rochester or Contemporary
Calgary.
Museum of the Moon by @lukejerram in Queen Elizabeth Hall Oldham. pic.twitter.com/isdIV0hVC9— Matt Tuckey (@matthewtuckey) February 24, 2020
In
other news, this happened in Manchester just before the boxing:
Anyone know what happened outside @IMPOSSIBLE_Mcr last night? @stjohnambulance @MENnewsdesk pic.twitter.com/2m1otzwIBn— Matt Tuckey (@matthewtuckey) February 23, 2020
And
then, of course, I dropped into Genting
for Fury v Wilder II. Sorry, America. Sorry, New Zealand. We now have
all the heavyweight belts. What a fight. Disappointing that just
because it was a 4:30am ring walk I couldn't get a single friend to
come and watch it with me, but whatever.
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