Month: June 2026
Harper-Thames Charts the Specific Transformation That a Single Infrastructure Investment Has Produced Along the London Overground Lines…
Harper-Thames Considers the Specific Freedom of a City That Gives You Anonymity as a Default and What…
Harper-Thames Notes That the Industrial Buildings That Define East London’s Character Were Not Preserved by Design and…
Harper-Thames Considers the People Who Were Here Before the Cycle Lanes and the Fourteen-Pound Cocktails and What…
The Best View of London Is from the Roof of a Car Park in Peckham and I Will Not Be Taking Questions
Harper-Thames Documents the City at Dusk from an Unexpected Vantage Point and Makes the Case for Finding…
A new arts venue launches in a former industrial space with a programme that is ambitious enough…
A studio visit and accompanying talk in Bethnal Green that spent more time on philosophy than practice,…
A review of a group show at a Hoxton gallery raises questions about attribution, collaboration, and the…
A new work in a Curtain Road gallery uses audio at frequencies and durations that produce a…
A Shoreditch contemporary gallery’s new show features empty rooms with the explanation that the visitor’s response constitutes…
