Eveline Marius and Alan Denney: Urban Surfing homeware from its origin as a

from its origin as a necessary furniture to repopulate a disused park in East London to becoming a ubiquitous sight in international art centres and people's homes in New Zealand or Korea

previously out-of-print and hard to find classics whose characters wrestle with serious political and metaphysical questions against the backdrop of urban

across the developed world

debt-ridden dependent economies with huge disparities between rich and poor

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Eveline Marius and Alan Denney: Urban Surfing homeware from its origin as aIsola Press, 2023, softcover, 96 pages, 17 x 23 cm "This book is an unspoken conversation sustained throughout the 1980s between a poet and a photographer. A conversation embarked on some thirty years later, recalling community life as it then was in Hackney." Peter Archard. Urban Surfing brings together poems and photos made in Hackney during the 1980s by two people, Eveline Marius and Alan Denney. They did not know each other then, but later both