The Mayor of London sold me an Oyster and I took it to South Kensington.

You can’t get a signal for a mobile in my local Morrisons [...]

Eleven and half. Autobus very busy. Estoy harta ya.

This is the brief but tender story of the fella who had a thing about his SatNav.

Pete’s ode to the trauma of putting together your flatpack furniture.

A truly moving piece - it had the room completely silent, transfixed.

He was just a cat, when I first met him. He sniffed round me, unsure of me, then warmed to me when I offered him peekaboo fingers round Jude’s gatepost

Ben comes into the kitchen and immediately there is a relief that we are alone [...]

The phone call should be a clue as to what Joey is like. But I have already spent a long time weaving a beautiful and detailed tapestry in my mind of what Joey is like and I am satisfied with the result.

Pete performed this live on the night using our wonderful screen and projector.

Momento Mori by Hinchcliffe and Hodgson has been inspired by the painting, ?Man with Skull? by an anonymous follower of Jose de Riberra.

“3, 2, 1, and you’re on air”

“Hello this is John Fortescue-Smyth, BAFTA award-winning journalist reporting today for the BBC from flood-ravaged South Yorkshire.”

Letter from a portrait, by Hinchcliffe and Hodgson has been adapted from L.S. Lowry’s ‘The Firewatcher’ (1943) which can be seen currently at the new Weston Park Museum, Sheffield.

Nobody really knew who was the first person to encounter the hanging men that morning, but there were hundreds of them, hovering over each crossroads and meeting place, town entrances and exits, the doors to the Hall and the lanes down to the beach.

Inspired by a Pierre Bonnard painting of a female nude (belonging to the Graves Art Gallery) but not currently on show, Minty Bonnard describes the agonising and protracted departure of the young woman’s lover early one winter’s morning.
You had to go. You couldn’t stay. I don’t know why.
You held me close and, as the morning [...]