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Homeless photographer captures London

David Fussell is a rough sleeper whose photo of St Paul's Cathedral is December in the 2019 MyLondon calendar. On 30 July he was interviewed live on the ITV London News at 6pm! The 2019 MyLondon calendar will be launched in the Qbic Hotel, east London, on Tuesday 9 October at 3pm.
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Topics

  • Art, Culture, Entertainment

Categories

  • 2019 mylondon calendar
  • social enterprise
  • exhibition
  • homeless
  • photography
  • london
  • homelessness

Contacts

Paul Ryan

Press contact Director Managing Cafe Art's MyLondon Photo Project, Art in Cafes 07517 141948

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