-
Recent Posts
Tags to help you, dear reader, understand what we write about
Aaron Schock Ai Weiwei Alighiero e Boetti Amalia Pica Arab spring art Artforum Assad Broadway Market China Chisenhale Gallery Christian Marclay Côte d'Ivoire Dalston Democratic Republic of Congo Donlon Books DRC Erwin Panofsky Fantasy cabinet Frieze Glass House Guardian Hackney Hackney riots Hilary Lloyd Hito Steyerl ICA Iran Israel Jack Handey James Richards James Welling Janice Kerbel Jasmine revolution Jeff Koons Joseph Kabila Juliano Mer Khamis Kim Jong-il Kim Jong-un Laure Prouvost Libya London Review of Books London riots LUX Malcolm Gladwell Margiela Maureen Paley Middle East navies North Korea Oliver Sacks Pacific Paul McCarthy Pembury estate Philip Johnson riots Rupert Murdoch Russia Sadie Coles Sarah Palin sex Shabab Somalia Stringer Bell Syria Tate Modern The New Yorker The New York Times Turner Prize US foreign policy Varyag Venice Biennale vocabulary Werner Herzog WhitneyCategories of posts in a simple classification system
- Art in and around Hackney
- Ask Amelia
- China
- Dalstronomy
- Democratic People's Republic of Dalstonia
- Errata
- Expressionless
- Fantasy cabinet
- International relations
- Literary reviews on our Literary Review
- Measure me
- Middle East politics
- Musical interludes
- North Korea
- Olympics CoUnTdOwN
- Photojournalism
- Piracy
- Uncategorized
- US foreign policy
- Your news explained
- your poor (words)
Like us. Please like us. Please! (This isn’t getting weird, is it?)
And follow us on that new Twitter thing. It’s jolly informative.
- Are you all feeling better after your Jan dryathlons? Well, in North Korea, there's been a different kind of purge: dalstonliteraryreview.wordpress.com/2014/01/28/mad… 3 years ago
- It's that time again,when galleries have to follow the money. But why are the Serpentine's toilets so relevant? dalstonliteraryreview.wordpress.com/2014/01/26/the… 3 years ago
- There's always a silver lining. This week's is that the worse weather may mean less crime in Hackney. dalstonliteraryreview.com/2012/05/31/her… 5 years ago
Archives
Blogroll
- Adam Curtis
- Afterall
- Baroque in Hackney
- Cabinet
- Centre for the Aesthetic Revolution
- Council on Foreign Relations
- Critical Education
- Donlon Books
- EASTeight
- Foreign Policy
- FT Alphaville
- Hackney Citizen
- Hackney Podcast
- IISS
- International Crisis Group
- IRIN
- Klaus and Heidi's Blog
- Lowy Institute
- Nasty, Brutalist and Short
- OPENDalston
- Politics of Well-being
- RUSI
- The London Review of Books
- The LUX
- Versuch journal
- X Marks the Bökship
Networked blogs
Meta
Tag Archives: Hackney riots
What a riot!
The DLR is not being republican (us? never…) when it turns to the subject of last year’s riots on the day of Queenie’s Diamond Jubilee. We like the idea of the Jubilee; we never use that Tube line, exactly, but … Continue reading
Posted in Democratic People's Republic of Dalstonia
Tagged Guardian, Hackney riots, London riots, riots
Leave a comment
Hurrah to the good people of Hackney
Hurrah to the good people of Hackney (and elsewhere in the city), who turned out in droves on the streets of the neighbourhood, indignation in their eyes, anger in their hearts, armed to the teeth with brooms and bin bags. … Continue reading
Posted in Democratic People's Republic of Dalstonia
Tagged Dalston, Hackney riots, London riots, riotcleanup
1 Comment
