Streets Ahead

Not a word of a lie - we love a good street. Especially when they are this charming and on nice paper (the way street maps were intended). Whether you are East Side or West Side Vic Lee has the street for you...

Boxes of delight

It is no secret that SHEEKGEEK are both avid followers and serious fans of the work of the writer Jonathan Safran Foer - we have been for years. Imagine how we felt, when we found out about his own hand made sculptures...well we just love him even more.

Go Downtown

Opening on March 3rd at the Barbican, we're looking forward to viewing the pioneers of the Downtown scene of New York in the 1970s.

Laurie Anderson, Trisha Brown, Gordon Matta-Clark pave the way for our viewing delight!

To be Frank...

SHEEKGEEK paid a visit to Franks and had a ball. Excellent snacks and a view to die for...hang on until closing and you can watch the sun set over a picture postcard view of the London skyline. Even more crucially...Campari is back!

It's Electric

SHEEKGEEK got a very last minute ticket to see the Electric Hotel and boy were we glad that we did.
We appreciate we're giving you virtually no notice, but if you're in London and you can make it by June 26th (Saturday) then go go go! Be sure to watch the video clip on their website if you can't make it.

Somewhere...

We must say we're pretty excited about Sofia Coppola's new film Somewhere. Heavily featuring the Château Marmont, Los Angeles SHEEKGEEK are keen to see how LA fairs on the big screen with the Coppola touch. Its the same team behind Lost in Translation, so we're hoping for some hotel room magic once again. There's a long wait for its release over here though, so in the meantime you'll have to make do with the trailer.

'20'

SHEEKGEEK headed down to one of their favourite courtyard spots in London, to Somerset House for the fabulous Maison Martin Margiela '20' exhibition. We came away very inspired and also with a slight hankering after a white laboratory coat.

We also love their web design maisonmartinmargiela.com, well we love everything they do really!