Tag Archives: London
Defashion London: A Sensory Fashion Media Walk or why you should spend eight hours walking with your students
In June 2023, London College of Fashion colleague Sarah May and I devised and walked with colleagues and students from Lime Grove in Shepherd’s Bush, the former home of London College of Fashion’s School of Media and Communication, to LCF’s … Continue reading
Wood Green High Road – an Ordinary Street between austerity and Brexit
We find ourselves in a strange limbo somewhere between ‘Austerity Britain’ and Brexit. How might one look upon and describe Wood Green High Road, its retail culture and its vernacular aesthetics at this particular moment? What does this mean for … Continue reading
The Brand Nobody Knows: London’s fashion ‘other’ and the vernacular aesthetic of the Anthropocene
On a recent visit to Covent Garden I noted a new proliferation of luxury brands trading from the Piazza. On approaching the Piazza from James Street one is confronted with stores by historic luxury brands Chanel, Dior and Burberry. These … Continue reading
A Room of One’s Own (in a garden in Tottenham)
It seems every day there is a new piece of writing rightly lamenting the high cost of living in London and its effect on artists. In March Nicolas Serota suggested that London’s success as a centre of creativity was at … Continue reading
London – an Exhibition at the AVA Gallery
I’ve had another opportunity to show my chicken shop series (named Thirty Two Hyrbids this time) at the AVA Gallery at the University of East London. It’s a privilege to share gallery space with some exciting artists and some big … Continue reading
Intellectual Simulation 