LINKED

by Graeme Miller

Stretching from Hackney Marshes to Redbridge, the M11 Link Road was completed in 1999 after the demolition of 400 homes amid dramatic and passionate protests. Now artist Graeme Miller has filled the empty spaces these buildings once occupied with a treasure trail of sound celebrating a century of everyday moments in East End life.

Concealed along a three-mile route, 20 transmitters continually broadcast hidden voices, recorded testimonies and rekindled memories of those who once lived and worked where the motorway now runs. From the intensely political to the quietly everyday, LINKED allows moments of the past to haunt the present.

 

LINKED is an Artsadmin project commissioned by Museum of London

To find out more, visit the LINKED web site.
http://www.linkedm11.net

LINKED has been generously supported by Arts Council England, Heritage Lottery Fund, London Boroughs Grants Committee part of the Association of London Government, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and the London Boroughs of Redbridge and Waltham Forest.

Colville Road, 2003. Photograph © Museum of London

Colville Road, 2003
Photograph © Museum of London

Claremont Road, 1994. Photograph © Museum of London

Claremont Road, 1994
Photograph © Museum of London

Colville Road, 1959. Photograph courtesy of Vestry House Museum, LBWF

Colville Road, 1959
Photograph courtesy of Vestry House Museum, LBWF

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