North London Food & Culture

Where to find your free December issue of Kentishtowner

In this issue we meet creative types inspired by the wider neighbourhood. Plus reviews, news and the latest openings

There’s something satisfying – comforting, even – about repetition. So when local artist Mish Aminoff contacted us about a project which involved her taking the same picture from her kitchen window over the course of a year, our interest was piqued.

What made Mish take the first image? “It was noon on a day in mid October 2016,” she says, “and there was a particular light that made the red autumn leaves really stand out. I loved seeing that combination of urban nature with the graffiti on the bridge. This, for me, is a beautiful, industrial view.”

She’s not wrong. Look closely at our cover shot above – taken last December during “the most intensely colourful sunrise” – and observe how dominant the chimney is, protruding from sprawling Highgate Studios, a reminder of the area’s working past.

Elsewhere in the new issue we glimpse into the minds of other creative types inspired by north London: photographer Andy Sewell’s unusual pictures of the Heath, writer Laura Richard’s favourite pair of NW5 pubs, and a brief history of ten Camden boozers. We also report on the slew of vegan openings in Camden Market, as well as new arrivals on Chalk Farm Road and Haverstock Hill.


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