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“An account of drifts and encounters, a Debord’s nightmare and a reflection about the idea of progress that’s now shaping the city”

Alex Bocchetto, one of the many Italians on voluntary exile abroad, is working on a project:

 

“A  photographic project about London.

1 city, 1 year, 2 cameras, 98 pictures, 2 colours, 8 millions of people, 500.000 CCTV, 1 dinosaur, 2 dark divinities, 1 old negative found in Tel-Aviv, 1 book (finger crossed)

London on [...]

Home Is Where The Heart Is And Other Photos From Disappearing Dalston

These photos of Dalston were taken in the early 2000s, before the area began to be changed by recent developments. They were hand printed from colour negative at Chats Palace community darkroom, on paper appropriately now no longer available. 

 

 

 

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‘The Artists Eye’

‘The Artists Eye’ an exhibition at Hackney Museum.

Remit: Artists’ reaction to the coming Olympics and it’s effect on the area and people through visual art. My name is Pete Burke, and for the last 3 years or so I have been photographing building site peep holes. I take photos with a low tech 3.2 [...]

The rapidly changing face of Hackney.

 

The rapidly changing face of Hackney.

 

To those who have read ‘Hackney – That Rose Red Empire’, ‘Ghost Milk’, or for anyone who is just interested in Hackney as it was,

some old negatives, mainly taken by Peter Kurton have been unearthed from a drawer and have been scanned and [...]

This Our Still Life by Andrew Kötting

Iain  reviews Andrew Kötting movie “This Out Still Life” on Sight and Sound, December 2011.

http://www.bfi.org.uk/sightandsound/review/6648

Evoking his family’s life in their Pyrenean hideaway, This Our Still Lifeis a mesmerising blend of lyrical intensity and freewheeling impressions from unclassifiable British filmmaker Andrew Kötting. By Iain Sinclair

The magic and mystery of the hyperkinetic Andrew Kötting’s drama [...]