Lost and Found in E17

Thursday, 4 February 2016

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  • Museum of Poor Art
  • making is connecting
  • public art online
  • learning without frontiers
  • Mcguffin Film Society
  • rivers under the pavement
  • Ordnance Survey
  • Public Monuments and Sculpture Association
  • Hand Drawn Map Association
  • East London's Free Art and History Show
  • Waltham Forest Guardian
  • Waltham Forest Civic Society
  • Urban Bees
  • Waltham Forest Oral History
  • Forest Recycling Project
  • E17 Art Trail
  • Antiscrap
  • Hornbeam
  • Organiclea
  • Black Horse Action Group
  • London Borough of Waltham Forest

Blogs I follow

  • Psychogeographic Review
    Dark Play by Tim Cooke - Book Review – November 2024 I woke to thud and a crack, a small face ricocheting away from the glass. The features – much like my own – creased into a fami...
  • Field Study International
    KART 135 has landed! - Welcome to the 135th issue of KART. The cover of KART celebrates the 55th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing. KART magazine is an assembling...
  • Hawkwood Nursery in Chingford, OrganicLea's growing site
    Washed Up This Winter - There are lots of things we have missed this year: processions of micro-mournings. Thankfully there have been chances to cherish what has persisted, even g...
  • Cryptoforestry
    Ted Hughes - Thistles - Against the rubber tongues of cows and the hoeing hands of men Thistles spike the summer air Or crackle open under a blue-black pressure. Every one a revenge...
  • Marshman Chronicles
    Soundchronicities: Exploring The Hallucinatory Sounds of London’s Wilderness - At long last, Marshland: Dreams & Nightmares on the Edge of London is out now on Influx Press, (order it here) The book is a time-travel journey through th...
  • WOOD STREET INSIDE OUT
    - Station Bicycles –– new ceramic tile signs, a more archy grille and planted bike parking (no carparking) by Frontyard Company and Åbäke
  • Crap Cycling & Walking in Waltham Forest
    Waltham Forest Cycling Strategy 2012-2015 - An appendix to this year’s *Waltham Forest Cycling Action Plan *(see previous post below) is supplied by the new *Waltham Forest Cycling Strategy 2012-20...
  • Archipelago of Truth
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Psychogeography

  • Fix My Street
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  • Middlesexcountycouncil
  • Wrights & Sites
  • London Psychogeographical Association
  • Iain Sinclair
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