January 28, 2012
Ceative Cacophonies
This image is a 50 foot long, transcribed score for Euan Macdonald’s video art: 9000 Pieces (2010), which features a piano-testing machine in a Chinese musical instrument factory…
Notes from the Bridge
January 18, 2012
Amazing Objects
Passing by the Royal Festival Hall, this colourful sculpted wooden sulpture caught my eye…
January 16, 2012
Brain Boffins Test Creativity
Mega companies like Google, Microsoft and Citigroup are using mind-reading technology to help create adverts that will be scientifically proven to be creative and likeable…
January 11, 2012
A Glowing Tribute to Concrete
Eating lunch in the ‘Concrete’ cafe at the Hayward Gallery, my attention was directed toward a cement mixer bolted to a concrete ledge; part of the endless dull-grey escarpment that forms the South Bank Centre…
January 6, 2012
Pilgrim for a Day
Grayson Perry believes museums and galleries have become the pilgrimage sites for of modern global tourism. So I set off, as a pilgrim, to see his exhibition the Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman at the British Museum…
December 16, 2011
Creative Buzzword
Being a company that produces creativity, we should be concerned if there is life left in this word.
December 3, 2011
Pavilions of Creativity
The red pavilion at the Serpentine Gallery 2010 by French architect Jean Nouvel converted into an Xmas card. Both are utterly unrestrained in their singular use of red…
