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In a past life, I was a film teacher, photographer, theatre director and film editor. Now a psychogeographer and Jungian explorer searching for my Anima.
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Joined June 2007
Winter solstice. The shortest day and longest night in the northern hemisphere.
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Tony Bock worked for the East London Advertiser. East Enders of the nineteen seventies.
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I’ve always had a soft spot for his work. David Gentleman. Primrose Hill under Snow. 1968.
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Happy birthday to the brilliant and not insignificant writer/director Terry Johnson.
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The Disruptors Behind Radiohead’s Art - The New Yorker
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Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood discuss how, for thirty years, they've crafted the visuals that helped define Yorke’s band, many of which are now on view at Oxford's Ashmolean Museum.
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In 1994 Scottish photographer Margaret Mitchell made Family – a set of striking images of her sister’s children at home in Stirling. Two decades later, after her sister’s death, she returned to photograph their own children to make a sequel, In This Place.
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In 1994, the award-winning Scottish photographer Margaret Mitchell made Family – a set of striking images of her sister’s children at home in Stirling. Two decades later, after her sister’s death,...
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Ismo Hölttö photographed Helsinki and its residents in the 1960s, recording daily life during the decade of change and turbulence for posterity.
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Dennis Morris. “I was actually very shy, but with a camera in my hand I felt untouchable, this is why, I think, I was able to get through people’s doors and make them feel comfortable. You find a way to be invisible.”
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Brilliant. High-Rise reminded me of Frankie Boyle’s description of the Red Road flats – so depressing they were designed with a diving board on the roof.
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The residents of a state-of-the-art tower block succumb to a collective breakdown in Ben Wheatley’s ingenious adaptation of the JG Ballard novel
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Kingdom Come demonstrates that our current mess has a long, long history. The bleakness that surrounds today’s politics stretches back to when the sun was out all day long and not a cloud was to be seen. Especially if you didn’t bother looking.
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The racism, the predatory politics, the banality and cruelty: we struggle to make sense of it, but JG Ballard foretold everything we are living through now, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty
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Werner Bischof. Hungary. Romania​. Bischof stayed in Eastern Europe for some time travelling by car to visit various Swiss Relief children’s settlements. https://t.co/WszssRfuRA
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