12
Jun
2026

Every Shoreditch Pop-Up Is a Negotiation Between a Concept and a Lease

Harper-Thames on why the neighbourhood’s temporary culture reflects permanent economic conditions The pop-up as a business format…

12
Jun
2026

The Shoreditch Photographer Who Has Shot the Same Corner for Twelve Years

Harper-Thames on documenting neighbourhood change through sustained visual practice Mark Cheung has been photographing the corner of…

12
Jun
2026

The Shoreditch Art Fairs: Who They Are For

Harper-Thames on the annual cycle of fairs that descend on E1 and what they reveal about the…

12
Jun
2026

Shoreditch in Five Photographs: What the Neighbourhood Looks Like Right Now

Harper-Thames on the images that capture the current state of E1 and what they reveal LONDON, UK…

12
Jun
2026

Shoreditch After Dark: The Venues That Have Survived

Harper-Thames on the clubs, bars, and creative nights that outlasted a decade of rent inflation LONDON, UK…

12
Jun
2026

The Shoreditch Studio Economy: Who Is Making Things Here Now

Harper-Thames visits the surviving creative workspaces and the people who found ways to stay LONDON, UK –…

12
Jun
2026

Redchurch Street: What Happened When a Street Went Upmarket

Harper-Thames on the transformation of E2’s most photographed strip and whether the story ended well LONDON, UK…

10
Jun
2026

At the Market They Sell You Someone Else’s Rubbish at a Considerable Markup

On vintage, the curated flea market, and the alchemy of the found object Writing for The London…

10
Jun
2026

We Do Not Make Anything Here, We Make Brands

On the Shoreditch agency and the strange industry of meaning For The London Prat and Bohiney Magazine,…

10
Jun
2026

I Paid Forty Pounds for Six Small Plates and Left Hungry but Validated

On the tyranny of small plates and the dinner you assemble yourself I file this for The…