Introducing the Monthly Jotter ... A concise mixture of creativity, design and culture that might spark an idea (or two).

Celebrating David Hockney and his use of technology while also bemoaning how devices pester and track us, the joy of nibs, 77 field notes by Ben, a good friend writes about a good client, Ed O’Brien’s...

Travel and lifestyle writer Luisa Ruocco picks her favourite staycation spots in the UK - from the Lake District to the Cotswolds.

… but that’s not what it’s like to live in the world (David Hockney).

A rare example of 1960s brutalism in Bath. The church has been closed since Covid. Planning permission is sought to demolish it and replace with housing.

Photos of the most iconic 20th century buildings in Bristol including Cheese Lane Shot Tower, Castlemead, Clifton Cathedral, Everard's Print Works and more.

“Chance favours the pre­pared mind,” JR finds a camera, STRAT_SCRAPS, why luck isn’t something that happens to you, George Shaw exhibition in Sheffield, the heart-warming TV show The Assembly, Bread ...

With the NCP going into administration this 36 page zine, created in collaboration with Elliott Sargent and Tom Benjamin, is a very timely celebration of the car parks of Bristol. Why photograph thes...

Opening & Book Launch 5 March, 6 - 8pm

Byrne again reimagines the possibilities of the live gig, creating a vision of egalitarianism backed by elastic bass and polyrhythms

Thank you Martin Parr, why creatives need to be heavy, be radical and care, write a postcard, watch Hamnet, listen to my favourite albums of 2025, volunteer (it’s good for you and for us) and visit “O...

Forget the sex and drugs of the 90s. This wildly emotional exhibition shows that Emin’s life’s work has been turning suffering into sculpture, insults into poetry – and agony into art

I glance at things and think I've seen them. I was reminded of this while reading Martin Parr talking about his photo, Conservative Midsummer Madness Party, in the final book published before his deat...

As one of the longest running battles in British heritage comes to an end, the listing of the London arts complex vindicates the audacity of this sensational droogs’ paradise

These bold brutalist buildings were designed by radical young architects led by Norman Engleback. They were given the freedom to design “a thrilling hodgepodge..."

Business is simple - have a great product, make your customers feel special and earn enough profit to carry on. All my favourite businesses follow this mantra. Heres’s my first - Vitsœ

What does the human body mean in the age of AI? Presenting Infinite Bodies, a groundbreaking exhibition dedicated to the visionary practice of Sir Wayne McGregor CBE.

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An architectural visit to All Saints Bristol with the modernist society.

Thank you Martin Parr, why creatives need to be heavy, be radical and care, write a postcard, watch Hamnet, listen to my favourite albums of 2025, volunteer (it’s good for you and for us) and visit “O...

Just published - a 24 page tabloid with a selection of photos and accompanying text of my favourite brutalist buildings in Bristol .

Uncover the overlooked women who helped shape modern Bath and the buildings whose stories risk disappearing.

I was taught never to discuss money, politics, or religion in public. Those childhood lessons are why I avoid political commentary, though I don’t…

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A tour of the exhibition - Bauhaus, Breuer, Bristol’ at the Stradling Collection

Would anyone like to buy a brutalist church in Somerset? Plus news of a 1930s cinema reopening and some exhibitions and events.

A wonderful brutalist style theatre in a Somerset, gifted to the town by Francis Showering (who invented Babycham). Let's Buy The Amulet is campaigning to get it reopened.

David Gentleman’s brilliant career spans eight decades, from watercolour painting to tube station murals to drawing the Tottenham riots. Here his daughter, the Guardian journalist Amelia Gentleman, di...