Crossbones Graveyard

Photography, Psychogeography, Ritual – a new book of photographs by Max Reeves

‘Max Reeves’ photographs have documented our work at Crossbones Graveyard, London’s iconic psychogeographical landmark, over the past twenty years, charting its transformation from a derelict industrial site into a public Garden of Remembrance dedicated to sex workers and outcasts.’ (John Constable)



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photo: Max’s son Marlowe explores the Invisible Garden in 2008

Book: £20 from Entropy Press (click on link below): 

https://www.entropypress.co.uk/books/p/crossbones-graveyard

Max has organised the Crossbones Day of Dance on Sunday 22nd March 2026 

Copies of the book will also be available at this event

 

vMay be an image of dancing and text that says "CrossBones Day of Dance To Commemorate and Celebrate London's OutCast Dead FREE EVENT Dancing from: -Black Swan Border Morris- The Belles of London City- Brixton Tatterlacks Black Border Morris Black Horse and Standard Women's North West Morris -Goose feather Morris BANKSIDE OPEN SPACES TRUST Performance/Poctry by John Crow/Constable Crow/C Constable and Steve Micalef with Hcaling Spell and Vindication the Outcast Dcad by Enid Lareg and Byuka Makodru Featuring Folk Parade around the Site with Beastics and shenanigans from The Gut Girls Crossbones Graveyard & Garden of Remembrance March zznd 2026 I-5 pm 2026 Union St, London SEI ITA"