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Here street signs, street lettering and street text become poems. No longer reminding, instructing, identifying and informing – signs announce their individual voices. They cheer and mourn, reflect, object, speculate and mythologise. \u2018To the shops\u2019 becomes a slip of the tongue, \u2018Diverted Traffic\u2019 has to pause, while \u2018Slow Wet Tar\u2019 is a tribute to John Masefield. David Greenslade gives wholly other possibilities to the meaning of \u2018Fire Hydrant\u2019, \u2018Baby Changing Room\u2019, \u2018Fire Assembly Point\u2019 and dozens more. Words we see around us, in all their typographical diversity, diverge even further into an urban landscape of lyrical delights.<\/h4>\n

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