Ahead of his London archive show, a conversation with the artist Anthony Burrill exploring the stories behind his iconic letterpress prints along with the poster and manifesto that shaped his career.
The ubiquitous challenger to the 'Keep Calm and Carry On' is 21. Interesting read via It's Nice That: A testament to a printed, physical thing”: Anthony Burrill’s Work Hard and Be Nice to People turns 21
If you're interested in purchasing any of Burrill's work, I'd recommend Nelly Duff in East London for a curated selection or some of the classics are available as open editions via Antony Burrill's own shop.
Dolly Parton was a broad church. She found me as a boy reading on a Harare verandah while my father played 'Jolene' on vinyl, and she never really left.
Apple's 'unified memory' is just 'soldered on so you can't upgrade' in a nicer suit. And for £12,500 you still don't get a screen or a keyboard.
Benton End, once home to Cedric Morris and Arthur Lett-Haines and the Colchester–Ipswich art school they ran from it, has reopened its Walled Garden — renewed in collaboration with Sarah Price.