This was an odd show to my mind. Some of the work was clearly site specific and a direct comment on the venue itself. That of a now disused post office. But the claustrophobic feel of the venue was never really used to its full. Some of the videos shown suffered because of there length and within those type of surrounding needed some sort of punch and immediacy that was there but not fully realised. This was evident in the installation showing the stills in the basement. This was stunningly beautiful piece that seemed oddly still and tranquil. But I found that I couldn�t stay the whole ten minuets due to the cramped atmosphere. My favourite video work was hidden by one of the doors. It comprised of three tv sets playing on a loop. A set of lips pushed forward to release a soft moan. This had the pace of video work that I like. There was enough to keep you engaged but timed well to let you enjoy the work and then move on to return at your leisure.

There were clearly stand out works those of the street art looking works that Dan mentioned in the review above. But these to me paled compared to the work that I missed on the first trip around. That was the knitted crotchless pants and bra. These to me are as funny as they were cleaver. Knit wear in a post office to conjures images of old ladies cueing for there pension. But the fact that this was clearly that of a young and adventurous young lady (I say this assuming you would have to be that way inclined to wear crotchless knickers I may be wrong). The contrasts of these two things for me made the work stand out far above the other works.