“Iconic buildings made as boring as the rest of them. Unimagined using AI.”

I like brutalist buildings, but Thomas Heatherwick makes me smile because he has a point.

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A very enjoyable day spent with Stefan Powell at the Saul Leiter exhibition MK Gallery.

Yes that is me having a very close look at one of Leiter’s masterpieces.

The intriguing and inventive photos of Francesco Gioia

“These snippets of life, beautiful plucked from the everyday, are all linked by mystery.”

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Consoling myself by listening to damn fine albums ‘Antics’ and ‘Push The Sky Away’ after missing out on presale tickets for Interpol and Nick Cave.

Wondering if Stefan Powell is also listening to The Smile album this morning.

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It’s been quite a day at The Rec. The sun shone, my voice is hoarse and this try was a thing of beauty.

“There is no decisive moment in my photographs, only the melting of time.”

Hiroshi Sugimoto at the Hayward Gallery is one of the most enthralling exhibitions I’ve seen in a while. open.substack.com/pub/eberlin/p/…

I’m enjoying myself this morning.

Revisiting this year’s photobooks and writing about my favourite 8. They will be shared in the next day or two.

Here’s a taster.

Taking time to admire this attention to detail.

Before I even open the latest book by Craig Mod, I know it’s going to be something special.

In my humble opinion, these are The Best Albums of 2023… which could be a long list as it’s been a very good year for new releases.

I hope this means you will discover at least one new album you missed this year.

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After a few seasons when results haven’t matched the effort, it’s a joy to see Bath Rugby play so well, and with a smile on their faces.

Ingrid is always looking for unique ways to collaborate with others and tell people about her fine wines. Today, she has been applauded for this jolly good idea.

Very sad news. I’ve spent many an evening dodging traffic while queuing on George St, seeing bands on their way up and successfully resting my pint on the high shelves so I could dance badly to some good music.