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- HERE IS WHERE WE MEETHere, there is an explorer, who comes across an archive / grave / lab / tomb / home, filled with these things, our things, familiar / unfamiliar. This unsettled discovery emerges out of some parallel time, both my own and someone else’s. The room is decaying with the ambiguous sinews that bind us and our bodies together / apart. Here you can smell this impulse to keep, to hold, hide, to treat… Read more: HERE IS WHERE WE MEET
- Made in ‘Eaven and again on my iPhoneMark Leckey at Goldsmiths and Tate Britain Mark Leckey came to Goldsmiths yesterday and chatted about being Slain by the Spirit. I feel the same about these things: you see something and you just want to know all of it. Taking places, paintings, objects, and carrying them with you over and over again. Re-building a section of the M53 flyover at Tate Britain for “O’ Magic Power of Bleakness” at Tate Britain… Read more: Made in ‘Eaven and again on my iPhone
- FloorboardsPatti Smith’s M Train in May Cafe ’Ino. Photograph: Patti Smith courtesy of Robert Miller Gallery What does it mean to recall all the places and things we’ve loved in our lives, those we wish never to forget.She sits down and returns to the moments that slipped through the floorboards of her life, with coffee. What could a life lived with history look like?To carry forward the people and relics that reach… Read more: Floorboards
- Rich in love and informationsharings things for a better world I’ve been thinking about consumerism. Living on a burning planet, with politics that feel like fiction, it’s hard to pin down exactly what’s going wrong, what’s making everything feel like it’s spiralling. Yes, it’s the internet. Yes, it’s greed and the ecological decline that follows. But lately I’ve decided that consumerism is a good place to start if I want to tie some of these strings… Read more: Rich in love and information
- Timothée Chalamet Takes Us Back to 2009 with Black Eyed Peas and Pure VibesIn the middle of his whopping press tour for A Complete Unknown, Timothée Chalamet posted a livestream to his 19.6 million Instagram followers which was delightfully bizarre. Set in what looks like an industrial warehouse, the livestream opens with the sound of Bob Dylan’s guitar. The (phone) camera moves slowly through the space, revealing a colossal screen at the back of the room projecting a pixelated, lagging video of Bob Dylan performing… Read more: Timothée Chalamet Takes Us Back to 2009 with Black Eyed Peas and Pure Vibes
- Come and find me in the mirror worldTrump and Musk celebrating the New Year, reshared by @WuTangKids on X, 2025 A few years ago, I went through my account and erased my digital self from Twitter. I deleted all my tweets about new Japanese House records, and The 1975 plays on Radio 1 from when I was 14, the best one being when Jamie Oborne retweeted me. I literally couldn’t believe it, the manager of my favourite band wanted… Read more: Come and find me in the mirror world
- Last night a DJ saved my lifeFred Deakin’s poster for his club night in Edinburgh, Blue,1985 Recently, my life has felt too much like an exercise in confirmation bias. Since moving back to London two years ago, I’ve stopped going to gigs the way I used to. I love the George Tavern more than most places in the entire world, but I never go anymore. I’ve started only getting tickets to see art I already… Read more: Last night a DJ saved my life
- Archons of DungenessCrafting an ‘art-time’ on the archival kentish coast Photographs by Jakob Icke – @jjjjjjjakob “I am wandering aimlessly in this labyrinth of memories.” Derek Jarman, Modern Nature Art both creates and documents its own moment. Through art, we shed a linear, archival history, introducing a temporal glitching, where different epochs meet and inform each other. These relics we produce embed ourselves in a sort of ‘Art-Time’, a portal through which past, present… Read more: Archons of Dungeness
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