Nice film from the Lift website about what the Lift (formerly the 'new parliament') is to be about.
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Showing posts with label East London. Show all posts
Showing posts with label East London. Show all posts
Thursday, June 07, 2007
Tuesday, June 05, 2007
Olympic logos
Following today's launch of the new £400K Olympic logo following an extensive 'visioning' process
by Wolff Olins,
I just had to laugh when I saw this alternative London 2012 logo sent in by someone to the BBC News website.
by Wolff Olins,I just had to laugh when I saw this alternative London 2012 logo sent in by someone to the BBC News website.
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
The Girl Chewing Gum

This superb little documentary from 1976 not only depicts a fascinating slice of London east end life but also raises some important questions about truth, fiction and representation in documentary film-making. Godardian in its ambitions, it uses the representation of a street corner in a Dalston neighbourhood to produce a hilarious montage of effects and questions. To begin with you might think that the narrator is adopting a Tati-esque micro-choreography but the perspective soon shifts...
Watch it for yourself and then you will see...
For a more thorough analysis of John Smith's work, see here.
Labels:
1976,
cinema,
documentary,
East London,
fiction,
film,
London,
montage,
narrative,
postmodernism
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