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December 28, 2023
Some are turning to the UK’s many vacant properties for shelter. Could this be a return to the 70s and 80s, asks Guardian researcher Jason Rodrigues
June 2, 2023
Track down the Rickroll Bridge in west London
January 12, 2023
As part of her memoir of queer pre-and post-punk music and art life in London, Dorothy Max Prior recalls her involvement in the short-lived new wave outfit Rema-Rema
December 10, 2022
You might not have heard of Hornby, but you will know her style. Celebrities have been photographed wearing ME+EM, the brand she founded.
December 10, 2022
You might not have heard of Clare Hornby, but you will know her style. Celebrities have been photographed wearing ME+EM, the brand she founded.
June 9, 2022
“Five years on, it’s important that people do not forget,” says photographer and filmmaker Feruza Afewerki.
April 19, 2022
A micronation isn't a real country by definition, yet sometimes these mock states take on a life of their own and come surprisingly close.
October 12, 2021
A personal account covering 20 years of working class history in Notting Hill, including the Carnival, the 1987 riot and the conflicts on All Saints Road. Published by BM Blob in the spring of 1988.
June 15, 2021
Email is invalid Artists Baker and Borowski will take over a section of Warwick Road with an installation based on Victorian Pleasure Gardens . Part of the inaugural  Kensington + Chelsea Festival 21 June â 31 August Kensington + Chelsea Art Week (KCAW) will launch the inaugural Kensington + Chelsea Festival in West London as part of the summer-long festival season of arts experiences in venues and unusual spaces, putting culture at the heart of pandemic recovery. Starting in June, Art ...
April 16, 2021
Save this story for later. There was nothing immediately noteworthy about the image of a deserted road and three brick arches. I encountered it a few months ago, during a late-evening doomscroll, and stopped because I felt certain that I had seen it before. The street scene was washed in a woozy blue light; a curved expanse of brick that might have been a bridge obscured what might have been a swath of sky. I couldn’t tell whether my déjà vu was induced by the trace of a real memory or th...