Think Global, Act Local
From The Ghetto to the National Gallery, Tom Hunter continues to explore themes that depict his local neighbourhood, drawing on art historical references to paint Hackney in a different light to the usual lurid newspaper stories of urban blight.
Author: Diane Smyth
15 Dec 2010 Tags: Documentary
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