Treasure or trash? You decide
Take part in the great debate on Hackney’s public art
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‘Banksy’ graffiti, Stoke Newington Church Street Photo: © 2009 The Hackney Citizen Ltd
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March of the Penguins, Bouverie Road Photo: © 2009 The Hackney Citizen Ltd[poll id=”4″]
Bins, Old Street Photo: © 2009 The Hackney Citizen Ltd[poll id=”3″]
Graf, Shoreditch High Street Photo: © 2009 The Hackney Citizen Ltd[poll id=”11″]
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Figures, Leonard Street car park Photo: © 2009 The Hackney Citizen Ltd[poll id=”8″]
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Previous story on public art here.
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