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Tuesday, 1 May 2012

BENCHES: LONDON #13

London bench Archbishop's Park Lambeth

London bench Waterloo

London bench Albert Embankment

London bench Archbishop's Park Lambeth

London bench City Of London School for Boys

London bench Imperial War Museum Lambeth

London bench Tate Modern Southwark

London bench Kings' College Waterloo

London bench Barbican City of London

London bench Long Acre Covent Garden
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Labels: Barbican, Benches, City of London, Covent Garden, Embankment, Imperial War Museum, Lambeth, London benches, Southwark, Tate

Tuesday, 27 December 2011

BENCHES: LONDON #1










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Labels: Barbican, Battersea Park, Benches, Covent Garden, Embankment, Lambeth Palace, London, London benches, Regent's Park, Tate
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Visual Athletics Club, established in 2006, takes the maxim ‘always be looking’ as a starting point for re-presenting the visual world and engaging the viewer's eye in a celebration of the overlooked and the everyday.
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