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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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"Those American machines from the '60s and '70s are like catnip to photographers, with their colourful enamel and analogue industrial design," declares London-based photographer and co-founder of The Artful Project gallery, Joshua Blackburn, in the...
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Through the Keyhole for the creative class, East London Homes details the alluring interiors of 29 homes in London's most creative neighbourhoods; providing an enthralling insight into the lives of the creative minds who have chosen to call this...
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From bus seats to viaducts, fruits to fields, carpets to coastlines, photographer Joseph Ford and prolific knitter Nina Dodd racked up an impressive 1,000 hours creating nan jumpers for humans, animals—even a banana—for their ode to the odd,...
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Providing a compelling and often touching insight into the world of a group of Travellers living underneath the Westway, a two-and-a-half-mile elevated dual carriageway connecting the London Inner Ring Road to the suburbs west of the city, Urban...
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Evoking emotions of happiness, sadness, disbelief, hope, and so much more, Portrait of Humanity brings together 200 images taken from over 65 countries; each and every photography telling its own striking story about the human condition. ©...
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When Iain McKell met a group of young female artists living in Tottenham, North London, he was struck by their 'sparkly personalities' and quirky dress sense," writes Gemma Padley in the introduction of New Girl Order. Colourful hair, buffalo boots,...
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A new photo book published by Hoxton Mini Press documents an enrapturing series of images captured by photographer and filmmaker Barry Lewis of Miami's South Beach from the late 1980s to the mid '90s; its colourful souls, contrasting cultures and...
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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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To celebrate their fifth anniversary, not only did Hoxton Mini Press host 'the' party of November, no sirree, absolutely not. To mark the occasion in style, the photo book publisher have put together a brilliant compilation of work from their...
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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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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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With works spanning the design of buildings, landscapes, installations, exhibitions and objects, the projects of Asif Khan MBE explore sites of complex narratives, community empowerment and questions of identity. Collaborating with Canada Water and...
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Inspired by the golden age of nightlife, Calgary's Sweet Loretta Bar nods to the throbbing energy of 1970s discos and vintage sound studios, the late-night venue situated in the city's design and arts district and offering an inclusive space for...
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Located within Newson’s Yard — a recently conceived design hub on the Pimlico Road in London’s Belgravia — Wildflowers is a new neighbourhood restaurant, wine bar and deli with a focus on seasonal, high-quality ingredients cooked over...
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Chef Santiago Lastra's latest venture sees London-based A-nrd Studio create a metaphorical home-away-from-home, where the locally inspired fare and affable atmosphere of family-owned Mexican restaurants unite with a contemporary twist informed by...
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Affiliate marketing has emerged as one of the most lucrative and accessible ways for individuals and businesses to generate passive income online. With its low barrier to entry and high earning potential, it’s no wonder that affiliate marketing...
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In today's fast-paced world, prioritising self-care is crucial; stress, environmental factors, and hectic schedules take a toll on physical appearance and overall well-being. Traditional spas provide relaxation through massages and facials, yet med...
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Long-time perusers of these pages will know about our love affair with Barcelona’s convention shattering Sónar festival; having just completed the musical programme for its forthcoming 32nd edition, We Heart can already feel the sticky spirit of...
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Hotels around the world are constantly searching for new ways to improve the guest experience, and innovation has become a key part of their strategy. Modern travellers expect more than just a clean room and a comfortable bed. They are looking for...