I'm a London-based travel, art and food writer.
25 August – 6 September 2015 All prints are available in an edition of 50 for £50 each Buy online at telegramgallery.com/takeover This summer Telegram Gallery is proud to present a group show of the best work from our popular #telegramtakeover series at the Peckham Pelican, South East London. The #telegramtakeover series aims to … More Telegram Gallery is taking over the Peckham Pelican
I’ve been living on my own for a couple of months now, and I love it. I’d always had housemates before, which was fine for the most part, but I’m really enjoying making the place feel like my own home. And it has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that I am free to … More Home styling with art: Hannah Adamaszek
I used to love painting. I stopped after I left for uni due to a lack of space and time, and those restraints have followed me into gradhood; but I suppose there’s always a reason not to do something until you do it. Who knows, I might get back into it when I get my … More Sarah Janece Garcia’s oil paintings: smooth movement and hyper nature
I truly believe that the better the friend, the badder the influence. Well join me at the bloody hip with Ally T, then; the well-heeled gent who is solely to blame for my impending unemployment. With a single photo of a turtle, he tempted me from the cruel clutches of employment towards the sun, sea … More Cornish cuisine in London: take it with a pinch of (Vintage) Salt
I’m a serial scroller, and when I make that laborious commute, I trawl through Instagram like mad. Ignore the fact that I drive to work; when you spend hours a day at a red light, the paint-stained finger of the #artoftheday feed surely beckons*. *Don’t Insta and drive folks; it’s one of the many reasons I’m going to … More Artist Sian Storey: beautiful birds and a modern Japanese aesthetic
The best thing about going home, wherever you’re from, is that you actually get to do the thing you always say you’ll do when you travel: just let life happen around you and soak up the atmosphere. Being from Cornwall, I never realised just how much it’s viewed as a ‘destination’. Beautiful, yes, and increasingly … More 3 days in Cornwall: photodiary
To lift a phrase from Opera Gallery, the concept of beauty is a burdened one. Something to be both feared and sought, it is a double-edged sword, a non-sequitur and an instrument of seduction and inaccessibility. And often, wherever beauty goes, violence isn’t far behind. I’m consistently impressed by the enticing displays at Opera Gallery, … More Artist Lita Cabellut: Beauty, violence and a double-edged sword
At the beginning of the year, I set myself some travel resolutions. In order to save up for the trip of a lifetime in 2016, I was going to stay within European confines for the duration of 2015. What a glorious fail that was; once again proving that planning is pointless (for me, anyway), I’ve … More Why I can’t get Alaska out of my head
If copywriting doesn’t work out, there’s hope for me yet as a barista… Assuming I’d be up all night after an evening of coffee tasting, I had planned to write this at 11pm last night, cosy in my big bed and on a caffeine high. Alas; as soon as I got home I was asleep … More Espresso yourself: Coffee tasting around the world
Sometimes you just need a mummy day. Even if you’re a sassy, independent 25 year old woman *snaps fingers*, a mummy day is basically the equivalent of a bubble bath, a massage and a hot chocolate with marshmallows rolled into one. Too bad if you’re like moi and the mummy in question insists on living … More Daytripping: Bristol, Hogarth, and gin
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