Good morning and welcome to Monday morning with A:L:L! This week we shall be featuring some of the artworks out and about around Cambridge for you to encounter on your travels. First up I’m very much looking forward to seeing the results (above) of a derive by Nick Gear earlier this year. Lost Found [lost…?] is on display at C.U. Department of Land Economy on Silver Street. Welcome to Cambridge today also to Madeleine Walton, a member of the Guerilla Writers collective and joint winner of the 2012 London Bookart Bookshop competition What Is To be Done, who will be reviewing A:L:L for us…

What a great first few days! Thanks to all our A:L:L artists and visitors, we have had a lovely Opening Event at Plurabelle Books, a fun Open day yesterday at the Norfolk Street Project Space, and today a fascinating display of beautiful craft and skill from Mark Handley and Jackie Chettur at the Cambridge Museum of Technology. Josh Murfitt, our A:L:L project photographer, has added a stunning set of pictures to his A:L:L portfolio so do take a look, and we are also keeping our own photodiary up-to-date, with new pics added each day. Finally, a reminder that on Monday 28th October…

Join artists and letterpressers Jackie Chettur and Mark Handley this Sunday 20th October from 12-5pm at the Cambridge Museum of Technology for a viewing of their A:L:L artworks You Must Have Seen Ethan Frome and SSSSH & Co, plus a fascinating tour of the printing presses at the museum. Meanwhile a great day today at Norfolk Street Project Space, with a very pleasing number of visitors throughout the day and a lot of appreciation both for the work on display and for the A:L:L project. Some pictures posted in our Photodiary (see sidebar). The Open Day format continues tomorrow, with more…