“The twentieth century began with a futuristic utopia and ended with nostalgia. Optimistic belief in the future was discarded like an outmoded spaceship sometime in the 1960s. Nostalgia itself has a utopian dimension, only it is no longer directed toward the future. Sometimes nostalgia is not directed toward the past either, but rather sideways. The nostalgic feels stifled within the conventional confines of time and space.”
- Svetlana Boym

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[from] THE NATIONAL ANTHEM a work in progress by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

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a work in progress by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner [works in progress]

by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

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[from] THE NATIONAL ANTHEM a work in progress by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

[from] THE NATIONAL ANTHEM

a work in progress by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

[from] THE NATIONAL ANTHEM a work in progress by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

[from] THE NATIONAL ANTHEM

a work in progress by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

Work[s] in progress by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

Work[s] in progress

by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

Work[s] in progress by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

Work[s] in progress

by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

Work[s] in progress by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

Work[s] in progress

by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

[from] The National Anthem by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner [work in progress]

[from] The National Anthem

by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

[work in progress]

Work[s] in progress by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

Work[s] in progress

by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

Work[s] in progress by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

Work[s] in progress

by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

Work[s] in progress by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner

Work[s] in progress

by James Milne and Kenneth Trayner