Lines of the Hand by Gareth Evans science

Lines of the Hand by Gareth Evans scienceLines of the Hand by Gareth Evans In an extended reflection on place and walking in Hackney, film curator and producer Gareth Evans explores five films made in the borough across the last 50 years by some of the UK's leading experimental filmmakers. Beginning with John Smith's Hackney Marshes November 4th 1977 and Andrew Kotting's pedalo engined Swandown Bunhill Fields Artefact, the essay takes in Emily Richardson's Hackney Wick focused Memo Mori and

peeling away the layers to discover a self in myth and fable

contested language and praise

plenty of violence

The first volume

With echoes of Death in Venice

That's how war works

to a clock

her sexuality

motherhood and home

8—12 b&w illustrations

cook and flirt their way to midsummer night

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