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William Mitchell’s thrilling early-1960s concrete sculptural mural in Hatfield, incongruously resited from a demolished building on an otherwise banal new build estate. Wonderful and strange.

"When Matisse dies, Chagall will be the only painter left who understands what colour really is."

Bill Mitchell mural(?) on a former postal sorting office in Longfield, Kent.

The town centre, intricate and full of good urbanist ideas, but in need of tlc; plus a group photograph of the History of Art crew, Adam Coleman, Ellie Brown & matt bliss .

If this supposed wave of "new towns" happens (it won't) we will be extremely lucky if they are a quarter as successful as Milton Keynes is.

this wonderful and internationally important building is having an open day on September 14th as part of Bham Heritage Week - don't miss it! birminghamheritageweek.co.uk/event/st-peter…

not a dig at my UCU colleagues but calling this weekend's conference a 'right-wing conservative event' is actually extremely generous

Kate Bunce's 1919 reredos in Loughborough Pearson's St Alban the Martyr church in Highgate, Birmingham. Copper framing by her sister, Myra Bunce