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EAST LONDON
Photographer Simon Wheatley's latest book, made up of photographs taken in and out of East London community centres between 2005-07, is a time capsule to a lost era of London life.
This closed, intimate inner-world of grime’s lesser-known younger generation coming of age between 2005-2007 is the subject of his powerful new book Lost Dreams, self-published this month.
Wheatley is best known as the man behind Don’t Call Me Urban! The Time of Grime, released in 2011. With unparalleled intimacy, its images brought the lived experiences of a music genre emerging from the darkening embers of UK garage to the page.
2005 - 07
Photography: Simon Wheatley
Poetry: Hak Baker
Interview: Discarda
Design: Mitchell Bradshaw
174 Pages
Printed & ring bound in London
EAST LONDON
Photographer Simon Wheatley's latest book, made up of photographs taken in and out of East London community centres between 2005-07, is a time capsule to a lost era of London life.
This closed, intimate inner-world of grime’s lesser-known younger generation coming of age between 2005-2007 is the subject of his powerful new book Lost Dreams, self-published this month.
Wheatley is best known as the man behind Don’t Call Me Urban! The Time of Grime, released in 2011. With unparalleled intimacy, its images brought the lived experiences of a music genre emerging from the darkening embers of UK garage to the page.
2005 - 07
Photography: Simon Wheatley
Poetry: Hak Baker
Interview: Discarda
Design: Mitchell Bradshaw
174 Pages
Printed & ring bound in London
EAST LONDON
Photographer Simon Wheatley's latest book, made up of photographs taken in and out of East London community centres between 2005-07, is a time capsule to a lost era of London life.
This closed, intimate inner-world of grime’s lesser-known younger generation coming of age between 2005-2007 is the subject of his powerful new book Lost Dreams, self-published this month.
Wheatley is best known as the man behind Don’t Call Me Urban! The Time of Grime, released in 2011. With unparalleled intimacy, its images brought the lived experiences of a music genre emerging from the darkening embers of UK garage to the page.
2005 - 07
Photography: Simon Wheatley
Poetry: Hak Baker
Interview: Discarda
Design: Mitchell Bradshaw
174 Pages
Printed & ring bound in London