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Between the late 1930s and the early 1960s, a group of photographers known as The New York School helped redefine street photography. Continue reading this blog post »

Joe Gavin has put the finishing touches to his new documentary about Manchester’s legendary skate spot, The Gasworks. Continue reading this blog post »

The Embassy of Brazil in London has just massively upped it's street cred. Continue reading this blog post »

I first saw Laura Marling live by accident when she turned up in London's Chinatown after having been kicked out of the launch party for her single for being underage. She played a short unplugged set (without even a microphone) while the whole bar watched in raptured silence, the kind of silence that happens when people realise they're witnessing something pretty special. Continue reading this blog post »

By George... Is that another kick ass art show from a British crackerjack I spy? Continue reading this blog post »

For those that haven't already seen Lakai's Fully Flared then watch the intro, also, where've you been? For those that have already done so, then watch it again. It won't do you any harm, unlike exploding stairs - they probably could cause some irritation... Continue reading this blog post »

Despite being one of the most impressive and exciting art forms, graffiti is still very much frowned upon by the powers that be. But what if you fancy graffing up your favourite spot without the strong arm of the law clobbering you with a truncheon? Continue reading this blog post »

If communication is the key to a healthy relationship - and a healthy relationship is the key to happiness, and happiness is the key to life - then why the hell are we so bad at it? Continue reading this blog post »