Most of the exhibition is bathed in unobtrusive but artful lighting. But then one is led down a dark passage into a pitch-black space, with
For International Women’s Day, M & 007 got together for this great little clip – the stats towards the end are deeply concerning: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkp4t5NYzVM&w=720&h=435] (HT:
I’ve been in Lund, Sweden since Wednesday, as a guest of Teofil to speak for Langham at 2 conferences this week. It is a real
After a really successful 48 hours in Sofia in the first half of the week, have been in Athens for similar meetings for the last
Apologies for the rather contrived alliteration but couldn’t resist. Have been in Sofia, Bulgaria since Monday and on my way now to Athens for another
Someone made the mistake of asking me the other day what magazines I read. And it came as a bit of a shock to me
Came across this fascinating morsel in a short New Yorker article by David Remnick from the run up to the recent Mikhail Khordorkovsky trial in Moscow.
It was all so predictable. I suppose the only surprise is that it took 14 years to manifest itself. But it seems that the idyllic,
A good friend of mine, Drew Wolff, has recently got back from a trip with his family to help on a Habitat building programme in
This rather unprepossessing, pock-marked (i.e. bullet-riddled) house was Sarajevo’s lifeline during the 4 year siege in the mid-9os. I posted about that siege the last
Was leafing through the Royal Academy of Art magazine this week – and encountered this photograph filling a whole page. Was blown away. It’s utterly
Was in Istanbul last week doing some Langham training each evening. Which meant that I never got back to my B&B until quite late. Which