‘Carnival of Carnivals’

“Ryde is the ‘carnival of carnivals’, dating from Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee in 1887, it is the oldest in the … More

Performance in the Expanded Field

I’ve had a go at an exercise that many have attempted; to adapt Rosalind Krauss’s already heavily adapted Klein 4 … More

I haven’t written for a while, but as the dust settles on our Wastes and Strays project there is much … More

Back before the Current Era when my workplace and homeplace were different places, I would stay over two, three, very … More

Taking a break from the commons research which has been occupying much of my brain and time recently, I was … More

The project is in to its second of three years now, and it’s beginning to get very busy. To recap, … More

This hastily drawn beach-hut-on-wheels-thing first appeared on this blog in a post here. I (mostly) drew it on the train … More

I have already written about the session I was organising with archaeologist Lesley McFadyen at this year’s TAG conference here. … More

My little book about architecture and archaeology has just come out. It’s called Scandalous Space: between architecture and archaeology and … More