The Unintentional Orbiting of a Londoner
There is a shameless wistfulness that Londoners partake in when apart from their beloved city for an extended period of time. We tell ourselves that t
On Mothers: Passing the Baton of Papergirl
People never talk about the weight of newspapers. An inch wide, pinched between your thumb and finger. A couple of inches when folded in two. An inky
Conversations with Londoners: Walking the Space Between Words
That finger point is authoritative. That finger point understands direction. That finger point could read a map and silence Dad’s “but I know I’
In Me: The Space of the Internal London
This is a city where you may not always live. It is in your bones to move: that is how London raised you...
Graffiti: Concrete Conversations in Urban Spaces
Think of teenage culprits: the only ones brazen enough for how-on-earth heights...
Contemporary Art Galleries and Thinking Space Open
Within the space of a contemporary art gallery we fill and we shade and we impose. Though, we do so nervously. We are not used to this way of seeing..
Taking Space in London’s Landscape
This was London, you tell them. You grow up in pubs, taking pennies to scratch cards and staying stuck-fast sure that you’ll beat your uncle in a ga