John Heseltine, King’s Cross, London 1982-2012

King’s Cross, London 1982-2012

John Heseltine

Publisher
Café Royal Books
Specifications
Staple bound
14 × 20 cm
36 pages
Printed in England
Also by John Heseltine

"In the 1980s London and Europe seemed a long way apart. Suddenly everything began to change and I could see evidence of this from my old studio behind King's Cross Station. I have limited nostalgia for grimy streets and sub-standard housing, mean shops and poverty, but much of my memory of London in the 1970s and 80s is coloured by such characteristics. Even before the Eurostar terminal was rumoured I knew change was going to come to the area and that it would be rapid. There was an urgency to seek out the vestiges of the past, particularly the majestic gasometers and the narrow cobbled streets around them. The area is now unrecognisable."

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