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2013 October 4th “Commonplace” season 2 episode 11 fumetti in the October 2013 print edition of Hackney Citizen issue 48

“Truth needs a multitude of carrying voices. It cannot be held within a single mind. It cannot be expressed by a single mouth.”

“I both actively and passively participate in being”

Mikhail Bakhtin

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2014 October 31st - season 2 episode 24 “COMMONPLACE” fumetti in the November 2014 print edition of Hackney Citizen issue 61

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Krampusnacht (Dec 5th) Season 2 Episode 25 of “COMMONPLACE” originally in the December 2014 print edition of @hackneycitizen ... and a random Santa that I followed down Well Street

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Isolation Chamber Vacation, Transition Gallery, preview - Alone time - Hackney Citizen

A new exhibition examines the concept of solitude, from associated connotations of madness to its status as a tool for creative genius...

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“One gets a little bored of seeing only humans,” says one of the interviewees in Andrea Luka Zimmerman’s film Taskafa: Stories of the Street. Zimmerman shares this sensitivity towards the other inhabitants of cities – feral dogs, cats, pigeons, gulls and the like – and her interest in these urban animals even led her to temporarily release goats onto the Haggerston and Kingsland Estate, her home for 17 years, as part of an artistic project. She has been documenting the ongoing, fazed demolition of the Haggerston and Kingsland Estate, where she still has a studio, but her 66 minute “very low budget” film was inspired by a visit to Istanbul, where for hundreds of years tens of thousands of feral dogs brought to the city by Turks from central Asia have lived among its human residents.

Urban animals the focus of artist Andrea Luka Zimmerman’s film Taskafa

Josh Loeb in the Hackney Citizen, Monday 16 September 2013