Alex Rayner, an English journalist

Guy Bourdin documentary piece in today's Guardian

Guy Bourdin's former assistant Sean Brandt is making a documentary. Read all about it here. Click!

Scott King profile in today's Guardian

My profile of the artist Scott King appeared in today's G2. Click here to read it.

Can ads serve as art?

They can at Significant Objects, the site that pairs bric-a-brac with short stories. All is explained in my Guardian books blog piece. Click here to read it. 

NYC Graffiti Restoration

My piece on the restoration of NYC's long-lost graffiti works appears on The Guardian's arts site today. You can read it by clicking here.

Other online profiles

Both The New Statesman and The Guardian host online profiles for their writers. You can view my NS page by clicking here, and  my Guardian one by clicking here.

Digital graffiti piece on Guardian arts blog

My piece on Skullphone's faux hijacking of Clear Channel's digital billboards appears on The Guardian's arts blog. You can reach it by clicking here.

Shepard Fairey cover feature

My interview with graffiti artist, Shepard Fairey also appeared last Saturday's edition of The Guardian Guide. To read this, click here.

State of Play

OK, I put together this new art and politics magazine, State of Play, with my friend Tia. Find out more about it by clicking here.

Manchester International Festival

I edited The Guardian's guide to The Manchester International Festival. The 30-odd page booklet included a feature on Damon Albarn's new opera, a roundtable discussion between Tony Wilson, Peter Hook, Peter Savile and the festival's director, Alex Poots, a Q&A with Shaun Ryder, a short story from Stewart Lee.
I don't think its posted online, but it was included in Saturday 19 May's edition of the paper.

More art pieces in The London Paper

My piece on the new show from London art collective, The Doberman Family appears here in today's edition of The London Paper.