Mangled metal bars jut out onto the pavement, as if a wild animal had ripped open its cage. The creature responsible, however, is a mechanical beast.
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“He sits at his table long as a fable planning a banquet of death too sharp are his claws too aglow are his eyes Putin of the great war cry dragging his carcass of history.”
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Disturbed by the number of masks of varying types that I have seen since the pandemic when walking around London…
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A rare sighting of the hallowed sky octopus, the harbinger of spring.
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Mickey vs Donald.
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Art[icle]s | Features
An old school in Hackney and Hammond’s budget speech: surviving London’s housing crisis
The first time that the Tory Party finally mentioned the housing crisis, since the snap election, was during Hammond’s November budget. However unlike…
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I laughed myself silly on this Telegraph piece on how people have resorted to make money or to prove the…
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It was a cold Tuesday and high above the hustle and bustle of Mare Street people reclined in couches in…
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Press, smut peddlers have their whole operation opened and dissected by Rich Peppiatt, former tabloid reporter, in a new…
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Daniel Ginns expresses his artistic versatility through continuous line drawings and Mark Rothko wall photos. Recent work was for…
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One of London’s last independent cinemas, the Rio in Dalston, hosted shorts by two visionary women filmmakers at a private…
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Art[icle]s
International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) 2012: Four Days, Two Smartphones [Video]
Our adventures in Amsterdam documented in this video as well as an interview with Slavko Martinov director of the…
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Alternative Issue | Art[icle]s
Alternative Issue: An Alternative to Life – Welcome Collection, Death a Self Portrait
A skeleton leans sideways on a park bench, the essence of where life once was now just bare bones remain….
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Alternative Issue | Art[icle]s
Alternative Issue: Old Walls come to Life with Injection of New Culture
Illegal street art has been plastered on the walls of London’s East End for many years. The formerly known working…
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Out of great hardship comes great art. From the heart of a Palestinian refugee camp in the West Bank, a…
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Art[icle]s
International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) 2012: Russian Dissent Expressed through Art Picks up Pace
Voina, a Russian artivist collective specalising in provocative street art against state control, has released a documentary which recently…
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Art[icle]s
International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) 2012: Propaganda North Korean Style
Propaganda is a documentary purported to have been made in North Korea with images of decadent western lifestyle, capitalist…
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Before instruments there was nature, and Ebe Oke is an artist who lets certain elements of this world resound through his…
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Nobody knows what they are. Or where they came from. I’m feeling strangely calm. I guess people who have just…
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Art[icle]s | Censorship Issue
Censorship Issue: Freedom of Expression Through Photography – Voices of the other half at the Rossi & Rossi Gallery
What does it mean to be a young woman in Iran? The Omid Foundation explores this question through enabling disadvantaged…
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Ric O’Barry, known from the documentary “The Cove”, recognises the film has done a lot of good, yet publicity…
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Art[icle]s | Censorship Issue
Censorship Issue: Pop Art from Palestine – Laila Shawa The Other Side of Paradise Exhibition
Headless, armless and feetless mannequins, painted in bold colours and adorned with gem stones and colourful paintings inspired by…
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“People’s aspirations has galvanised a yearning for democracy” says CK Lau, lecturer at Hong Kong Baptist University and Vice-Chairman of…
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Art[icle]s | Independence Issue
Independence Issue: Could Anarchism Work in the Age of Austerity? Anarchist Book Fair 2011 Review
The sound of a brass band greeted me as I walked into Queen Mary University’s Library Square for the…
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Art[icle]s | Europe Issue
Europe Issue: Ignited Indignation – Stéphane Hessel’s Time for Outrage! Book Review
Dynamite comes in small packages and Stéphane Hessel’s book Time for Outrage! is a testament to this, delivering an…
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Art[icle]s
The Largest Frontline Club Event: Julian Assange and Slavoj Žižek Talk Hosted by Amy Goodman
Wikileaks has lost its capital and possibly its founder, yet a few months ago at the Frontline club Assange seemed…
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Art[icle]s | Europe Issue
Europe Issue: From Small Town to Big Sound – We Walk on Ice and their Unique East End Indie Sound
When We Walk on Ice start playing their captivating tight sound, it is hard to believe that only two souls are…
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Crowded together in the dark top floor of The Barfly in Camden, the audience had not been especially turned on…
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Art[icle]s | Independence Issue
Independence Issue: Traces, a Story of New Life, Both On and Off the Stage
“Traces is an investigation of the spaces that lie in the interstices of the modern world. In three poetic pictures…
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