The Queue for the Bayeux Tapestry

I met up with September's recipient of our monthly Creative Grant and we went on a funicular in Santiago, Chile. We talk about losing sense of scale in the Atacama desert, painting things up close, seeing strange lights in the sky that scientists flock to, and wishing England was different. you can see the film photos from this date, and get the transcription, on the art dates websitethis episode was supported using funds from Arts Council England's Project Grants&&&I'll be back next week with a text about some ART I saw

the written version with all da pictures is on thewhitepube.com okaaaay goodbye enjoy the show

this week's text is about The Queue for the Bayeux Tapestry (not the Bayeux Tapestry itself). Queues are systems for focusing resentment, this is FEUDALISM BABY!!!read it here: thewhitepube.co.uk/queue

I'm back from my month in Chile! here's a text about having no knickers. You can get the written version on the white pube website where you can also see the film photos I refer to; and I wouldn't have been in Chile if it were not for a Project Grant from the arts council so please click here to find out more about grants. enjoy !!!!!

this week's text is about Jenkin Van Zyl's film: Enclosure @ Somerset House's Lancaster Rooms. it's also about simulations, strangeness, transcendence and how we're living in HELL. read it here: thewhitepube.com/enclosuremore info about the show here if u want it :)

This text is about walking the Camino Frances from Sarria to Santiago, over Galicia's hills and thinking about God and other peopleread it / look at my blurry iphone pics here: thewhitepube.com/camino emoji: 🚶🏾‍♀️see u next-next week!

This week's text is an essay about something i've been calling CARTOON LOGIC -- when things are flattened, exaggerated, amplified, shifting through forms and suspended in constant motion without resolution. read it here: thewhitepube.co.uk/cartoon-logicI also speak about a film called The Laws of Motion in a Cartoon Landscape, by an artist called Andy Holden. If you want to watch it, Andy has kindly made it public, but watch quick because i think it'll only be up for around a month (watch it here)Andy also has a monograph coming out 17th September, published by HENI and written by Jennifer Higgie (link to it here), and there's a launch event at Camden Arts Centre on 17th Sept also -- Andy will be performing and also in conversation with Jarvis Cocker (link to tickets here) [I BELIEVE THIS IS NOW SOLD OUT!]Andy's website is (here)

This week's text is a review of Stonehenge, a 10,000 year old prehistoric megalithic monument and mystery. it's also about Zakia Sewell's book, Finding Albion. read it here: thewhitepube.co.uk/stonehengethanks for listening! see u next time!!!

thats all. and a small goodbye. you can find the written version of this on the white pube website ; if you wanna join our discord you can support our weekly writing here like this ; and this episode was supported using funding from Arts Council England project grants, details of which can be found heregoodbye

writing about Okiki Akinfe's show at Peer (RM9 5AN) & how i love zone 4 Londonread it here: thewhitepube.co.uk/suburban-pastoral🕊