Something for the Weekend
Crazy innit. iTunes launched, what, 9 years ago and still we listen to our albums gazing at one static jpeg of the single or artwork of the album. Arcade Fire’s synchronised artwork for their new album The Suburbs looks to change things. Each track on the album has an... (more...)
We’re based on a street (Redchurch) that Vogue once heralded as the coolest on the planet and look, two years later we have a selection of identikit, washed-up shops. The period drama home store that is Labour and Wait is even turning chain by setting up shop down our... (more...)
Just as Intel’s Creators Project sort to break the artist out of the gallery, we are seeing the rise of urban interventions which bring art to the masses and help us to reconnect with our everyday surroundings. This isn’t another group of Bansky wannabes, but urban intervention with a... (more...)
Earlier in the year Colombia Road’s finest Rob Ryan, was down at Somerset House. Exhibition, nah, he relocated his whole goddamn studio down there for the run of the Pick Me Up art fair. Paper cutting, printing presses, the works – oh, and you could even stop by and... (more...)
It’s one of those things we’ve all talked about, “Like, we so need to encourage connection in the real world, not in the Facebook world, man.” And we’ve all been beaten to it. Hats off to DDB Düsseldorf for highlighting the ridiculousness of wasting so much of our time... (more...)
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