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Moving to our new website means turning off our old one. Here are some screenshots from previous incarnations of The Five Andrews website.
The one before our current one, last updated nearly 10 years ago in December 2002, looks coolly individual and stylish. and i think, in the future, may live again.
Pages from our site updated until November 2012, now looking surprisingly in some ways not quite as modish as its predecessor.
Old photos
This accidental double exposure is the earliest group photo I know of The Five Andrews and was taken in 1990 outside Chisenhale Dance Space, in London's East End.
Am digging into my archive which has many hundreds of photos from 22 years of moderately prolific performance; these will help illustrate a chronology of works.
Tellus Bibendum Tortor
When I started work on our new website hosted on squarespace the stock imagery in the template I chose was rather in-keeping with the spirit of The Five Andrews and I wanted to keep all of it. This one I did keep; we like to work with what comes to us and we specialise in site-specific work. Consider this a site-specific blog post.
This photo of a gannet has no pother articular reference to The Five Andrews, but it so happens that this summer I spent 3 days in the far south-west of England.
On one sunny, calm day I took a ride out in a small boat from Polperro and noticed one or two individual sea birds on the rocks. I traced the graceful glide of one that took to the air, it circled, hovered, folded back its wings and plunged from a height of about 20m into the sea.
This was a special thing to behold - my first sighting of a gannet - and to witness one dive! Aside from the striking beauty of the dive, these are astonishingly elegant birds to watch it flight.
That's why I've decided to keep this sample image, and the 'Lorem Ipsum' text in the post title that designers use as sample text. The Google translation of 'Tellus Bibendum Tortor' is 'Earth Heading'.
Andrew Downs