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‘It’s Mainly Walking Around, Disapproving of Gentrification’

Published on 28 September 201728 September 2017 by Jonathan Crowe
Tom Gauld, “Two Pigeons in London.” The Guardian, 22 September 2017.

Tom Gauld’s definition of psychogeography seems rather cutting.

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