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Part of the Vintage Britain series, a collectable set of books celebrating recent history that includes the brilliant Hackney Archive, Dog Show 1961—1978, Paradise Street and many more, Hoxton Mini Press release the series' 13th book, honouring...
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Celebrating the enigmatic streets of New York, as captured by five masters, an exhibition of the same name is currently showing at London's David Hill Gallery; featuring works from the late 1940s through to the early '70s from some of street...
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A book brimming with nostalgia and heart, Hackney Archive: Work and Life 1971-1985 takes readers on a trip down memory lane, looking at a raw East London through British photographer Neil Martinson's black and white photographs speckled with time....
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Following on from David Granick's The East End in Colour 1960—1980, Mike Seaborne's The Isle of Dogs, and Shirley Baker's Dog Show 1961—1978, book four in the Hoxton Mini Press collectable series, Vintage Britain, has been released; taking its...
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As a member of the Colab art collective formed in 1977, American painter Jane Dickson—alongside collaborators including painter and sculptor Jolie Stahl and Dickson's husband Charlie Ahearn—was a central figure of New York’s explosive art...
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Dedicated to rediscovering the best photographs taken in Britain during the late 20th century, the Vintage Britain series by indie publisher Hoxton Mini Press has released its third instalment: Dog Show 1961-1978. Documenting a time when...
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Gentrification might continue to sweep New York City's most populous borough, but Brooklyn still refuses to be defined by it. A cultural capital with artists, designers, writers, musicians, and creatives from the world over calling it home, Brooklyn...
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Disinterested holidaymakers, the selfie-stick brigade, and cheap souvenirs make for a chucklesome—and frequently shake-my-head-worthy—collection of photographs in Laurence Stephens' latest photo book, Bored Tourists. After a visit to...
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Karl Hab’s latest photo-book, 24H HONG KONG, sees the talented Parisian switching his lens to the daily comings and goings of the city’s people from the ground to the sky; documenting through day and night a vibrant, densely-populated urban...
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Brooklyn-based photographer Amy Touchette has carved out a fine career exploring the emotion behind human connections, producing images of countless souls throughout various social groups and their disparate communities. Tokyo Young, No....
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Australian photographer Rex Dupain has firsthand experience of Bondi Beach’s popularity, witnessing how the past twenty years has seen it become a tourist destination and location of choice for television and film sets. Walking man,...
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Currently showing at Nottingham Contemporary, States of America: Photography from the Civil Rights Movement to the Reagan Era is the centre’s first group exhibition dedicated to photography, and it's a whopper. Lee Friedlander, Newark, NJ,...
Stuff Crush
“I am not sure whether my father totally understood my fascination with his photographs of package holidays,” explains artist Jake Clark, whose obsession with seaside resort architecture has been informed by his childhood growing up in the...
City Notes
Opening today, 28 February, Hôtel Hana Paris is the latest addition to the Adresses Hotels Collection, a fancy group of decadent boutique hotels that includes Monsieur George and Saint Tropez's La Ponche; the five-star luxury property set to...
City Notes
Passing away at the age of 60 in May 2021, Michelangelo Lovelace was a Cleveland-based artist renowned for his vibrant paintings depicting quotidian scenes of urban life, policing, poverty, war, and personal investigations of Black Identity....
City Notes
An urban sanctuary so laid back it's horizontal, Pátio do Tijolo is a truly beautiful 24-room boutique hotel that offers its guests a fusion of authentic Lisbon tradition with soothing contemporary aesthetics. Drawing on the 'slow life' concept,...
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Dubai - a city of superlatives, where innovation meets tradition against a glittering skyline of architectural feats. If you've got your sights set on a visit to this opulent oasis in the desert, there are some crucial things you should know before...
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Thanks to social media, artists all around the world may reach a wider audience. Instagram has become a popular platform for artists, who mostly use it to connect with fans and, perhaps, potential buyers. Whether you're an oil painter or a...
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Fire safety certification is vital. It's part of risk management for any building, organization, or fire protection system. In a fire, the value of adequate safety measures cannot be overstated. The certification process verifies that your facility...
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When choosing underfloor heating, it is very important to pay attention to the technical parameters of such a system. It must be appropriate for the type of flooring and the specifics of the room. Such a system must be easy to install, safe and...