Blogging About Blogs: Part 1

If there’s one thing that unites the Modernist community, it is the convivial sharing of our mid century finds. We wanted to highlight some of our favourite modernist bloggers / sharers / content providers, so we’ve made this list. Just a few to get us started, and we will be sharing more in the coming weeks:

He’s dirty, he’s modern, he’s a scoundrel, our pal John Grindrod, author of the great Concretopia and Outskirts provides us with an embarrassment of modernist riches. Check out Dirty Modern Scoundrel

He’s dirty, he’s modern, he’s a scoundrel, our pal John Grindrod, author of the great Concretopia and Outskirts provides us with an embarrassment of modernist riches. Check out Dirty Modern Scoundrel


If you haven’t read John Boughton’s book Municipal Dream, then why not? In the meantime though, check out his blog of the same name, here

If you haven’t read John Boughton’s book Municipal Dream, then why not? In the meantime though, check out his blog of the same name, here


Matt from Modernist HQ runs this Instagram on Irish design modernism. Who knew there was so much modernism from the emerald isle? Take a look at modernist.ie for yourself here

Matt from Modernist HQ runs this Instagram on Irish design modernism. Who knew there was so much modernism from the emerald isle? Take a look at modernist.ie for yourself here


You will all know Steve Marland from the modern mooches he organises for us. Whilst our events are on hold for the time being, did you know you can mooch in blog form? Check out Steve’s modern mooch here

You will all know Steve Marland from the modern mooches he organises for us. Whilst our events are on hold for the time being, did you know you can mooch in blog form? Check out Steve’s modern mooch here


Alan Boyson’s ‘three ships’ mosaic is one of our favourite pieces of public art in the UK. Esther Johnson created the Ships in the Sky project to both celebrate it and campaign for it, and it can be read here

Alan Boyson’s ‘three ships’ mosaic is one of our favourite pieces of public art in the UK. Esther Johnson created the Ships in the Sky project to both celebrate it and campaign for it, and it can be read here


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