For Monocle, a visit to the historical North Bennet Street School in Boston, which is helping to keep American craft alive.

For The New York Times, a profile on Jefa Greenaway, an architect in Australia and a leading proponent of “Country-centered design,” - an approach that calls for collaboration with Indigenous communities and puts sustainability concerns at a project’s core.

For Monocle, meeting the designers bringing fresh visions to old ideas.

For The New York Times. In an anxious time, courses in wilderness survival and military tactics are thriving.

For Monocle, travelling around Rhode Island with the people behind font foundry, Sharp Type, who scour everything from libraries to cemeteries in its mission to create one typeface to rule them all.

For Port, an interview with the performance artist Marina Abramović and the writer Katya Tylevich.

For The New Yorker, a short summary of Gregory May’s ‘A Madman’s Will’.

For The New York Times, discovering the sites in Oxford where C.S. Lewis, the writer of over 30 books, including the “Chronicles of Narnia” series, found faith, inspiration and a life-changing friendship with J.R.R. Tolkien.

For Hyperallergic, a small exhibition review of Kei Imazu’s first solo show in the United States.

For Monocle, a visit to Studio Mohilef, an artist collective in the City of Angels.

For Port, breakfast with the rising British playwright.

For Port, a conversation with the legendary artist and filmmaker, and arts writer Katya Tylevich, discussing his life and her recent book on the auteur.

For The New York Times, taking to Los Angeles’ streets on foot, with the pedestrians looking forward to jaywalking reform.

For Courier, a visit to LA’s King Kennedy Rugs.

For the Financial Times, a visit to Shepard Fairey’s Los Angeles studio.

For Monocle, a visit to the US /Mexico border, where the fate of a bi-lateral ‘friendship’ park hangs in the balance.

For Courier’s, ‘Worlds Best Shops’, a profile on the Detroit artist and maker, Zona Baari.

For Courier’s, ‘Worlds Best Shops’ book, a visit to LA’s hidden, and much loved, cactus farm.

For Courier, inside a quirky vintage shop in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

For The Guardian, in Los Angeles, meeting the Latinx artists who are taking back the meaning of the Pinata.