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Trivial Pursuits: The English at Play
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Trivial Pursuits: The English at Play

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It was the UK’s decision to leave the EU that made Londonborn photographer Orlando Gili question (and then capture) who the English really are. In a nation full of such contradiction and complexity, Gili found some answers in how people choose to spend their leisure time. From horse racing to wartime reanactments, carnivals to clubs, from ancient and quintessential rituals (medieval village bottle-kicking competitions) to the more modern (Santa pub crawls) this book reveals that which unites a divided nation: the relentless desire for organised fun.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Hoxton Mini Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
2 July 2020
Pages
112
ISBN
9781910566756

It was the UK’s decision to leave the EU that made Londonborn photographer Orlando Gili question (and then capture) who the English really are. In a nation full of such contradiction and complexity, Gili found some answers in how people choose to spend their leisure time. From horse racing to wartime reanactments, carnivals to clubs, from ancient and quintessential rituals (medieval village bottle-kicking competitions) to the more modern (Santa pub crawls) this book reveals that which unites a divided nation: the relentless desire for organised fun.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Hoxton Mini Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
2 July 2020
Pages
112
ISBN
9781910566756