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  • A portrait of English author/writer Ian Sinclair in his native Hackney, the location for many of his dystopian views on East London and Britain. Sinclair (1943) is a British writer and filmmaker and much of his work is rooted in London, most recently within the influences of psychogeography. His books deal with the evials of development and their fracturing of social communities – in particular, of his own home borough of Hackney and the effects from the 2012 Olympics project. His books include ‘London Orbital’ about the M25 motorway, ‘Hackney: That Rose-red Empire’ and ‘Ghost Milk’. Behind him is the algae-green waters of the Regents Canal, fed by the effluent - he says - of the Olympic site.
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  • Lit by a ground-mounted spotlight, a visitor admires the artwork known as 'Fulcrum 1987', the 55-foot freestanding sculpture of Cor-ten steel at Broadgate near Liverpool Street station, London, during a Psychogeography walk by the writer Tom Chivers, tracing the route of the underground River Walbrook. The sculpture is made up of 5 steel plates that lean against each other and counter their weight. The sculpture was constructed in 1987
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  • Lit by a ground-mounted spotlight, a visitor admires the artwork known as 'Fulcrum 1987', the 55-foot freestanding sculpture of Cor-ten steel at Broadgate near Liverpool Street station, London, during a Psychogeography walk by the writer Tom Chivers, tracing the route of the underground River Walbrook. The sculpture is made up of 5 steel plates that lean against each other and counter their weight. The sculpture was constructed in 1987
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  • Psychogeographers in the City of London while following the route of the former River Walbrook, walk along Tokenhouse Yard during a walk by the writer Tom Chivers. Emerging from the shadows, and listening to an mp3 audio commentary including water sound effects, poetry and prose by the writer, they individually make their way along towards the Bank of England wall at the far end.
    walbrook_pilgrimage07-05-10-2013_1_1.jpg
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