This story was originally posted in the summer of 2013. For those of you who missed it, enjoy...
I met the most unusual artist I've met in a long time last week. I love Stephen Wright's work – gorgeous, and often off-beat mosaics and bright, odd prints with a big Mexican vibe.
I'd seen the latter for sale in a shop near me (Brixi in south London's Brixton Market in case you're in this part of
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Streetart Monday
Been meaning for ages to post up a photo of some of the wonderful street art springing up in my neck of the woods.
I walk past this giant painted chaffinch, by the artist Mark Wydler, most days on the way to my nearest decent-sized dog-walking park, and it always puts a spring in my step.
The area in south London that I live in – between bustling Brixton and Camberwell – has its issues. A bit
I walk past this giant painted chaffinch, by the artist Mark Wydler, most days on the way to my nearest decent-sized dog-walking park, and it always puts a spring in my step.
The area in south London that I live in – between bustling Brixton and Camberwell – has its issues. A bit
Clerkenwell Design Week: last day
If you're in London, and skiving off this afternoon – or around before 9pm this evening in the Clerkenwell vicinity, you still have the chance to check out the CDW exhibitions before they close, tonight.
There are three major ones in different buildings. And if you only do two, I would recommend first, the one in the Farmiloe Building... but mainly for the building itself.
This former
There are three major ones in different buildings. And if you only do two, I would recommend first, the one in the Farmiloe Building... but mainly for the building itself.
This former
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