Guardian, May 2016: "In an exclusive preview of his new show, Turner winner Martin Creed gives us a guided tour round old cars, smashed chairs and plastic bags from under his fridge." Photo: Sam Frost.

About Artists: MARTIN CREED

About Artists: FRANK LAWS

About Artists: FRANK LAWS

The Guardian, 30 November 2017: Kim Moore's 'thrilling' debut poetry collection wins Geoffrey Faber prize. Photograph: Adrian Pope.

About Poets: KIM MOORE

About Poets: EAVAN BOLAND

About Poets: EAVAN BOLAND

About Artists: LAUREN CHILD

About Artists: LAUREN CHILD

Guardian obituary, 25 August 2021: "Elizabeth Blackadder in 2011. ‘The space between flowers is as important as the flowers themselves,’ she said." Photograph: PA.

About Artists: ELIZABETH BLACKADDER

Keir Starmer in the Commons: Brexit is, or should be, an open goal for the opposition. Photograph: Jessica Taylor/PA

Fṛm ɖ Obzrvr │ Even Macron still hopes Brexit Britain will come to its senses

The Guardian, interview, 13 November 2014: "my art doesn't need explanation – it is what it is."Photograph: NGV.

About Artists: DAVID SHRIGLEY

Edward Thomas

Clasics in Ñspel: AFTER RAIN, by Edward Thomas

‘Covid-19 has largely become a disease of the unvaccinated in our hospitals.’ Photograph: Murdo MacLeod/The Guardian

Fṛm Đ Obzrvr │ ICU is full of the unvaccinated – my patience with them is wearing thin

Tech entrepreneur Jennifer Arcuri in London in 2019. Photograph: Leon Neal/Getty Images

Fṛm Đ Obzrvr │ Fresh prospect of criminal inquiry for Boris Johnson after Jennifer Arcuri agrees to assist ethics watchdog

Geoffrey Cox leaves a Cabinet meeting at 10 Downing Street, London, in February 2020. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PA

Fṛm Đ Obzrvr │ The Observer view on parliamentary standards

From Portuguese: And the Sabiá Sings, by Aluísio Azevedo

From Portuguese: And the Sabiá Sings, by Aluísio Azevedo

The British trawler detained in Le Havre last week over a licensing row. Photograph: Sameer Al-Doumy/AFP/Getty Images

Fṛm ɖ Gardịn │ Johnson’s foreign quarrels can’t conceal the truth about Brexit

Part of the Tehachapi Pass windfarm in California, one of the first large-scale windfarm areas developed in the US. Composite: Guardian/Global Warming Images

Fṛm ɖ Gardịn │ Cop26: the time for prevarication is over

Irish Times, 18 October 2021: 'President pays tribute to ‘extraordinary’ poets Brendan Kennelly and Máire Mhac an tSaoi.' Photograph: Cyril Byrne

About Poets: BRENDAN KENNELLY

Irish Times, obituary

About Poets: MÁIRE MHAC AN TSAOI

The Guardian, obituary; Photograph: John Minihan Press.

About Poets: JOHN MONTAGUE

About Artists: PABLO BRONSTEIN

About Artists: PABLO BRONSTEIN

The Guardian, interview, 2012: "Kathleen Jamie: a life in writing." Photograph: Eamonn McCabe.

About Poets: KATHLEEN JAMIE

Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain and President Biden in Cornwall, England, on Thursday. Despite all the havoc Mr. Johnson’s Conservatives have caused, the party is in a stronger position than ever.Credit...Pool photo by Toby Melville

Fṛm Đ Ny Yorc Tîmz │ Boris Johnson is a terrible leader. It doesn’t matter.

‘The greatest set of government buildings in the world’ … Parliament House, New Delhi, in 2019. Photograph: STR/EPA

Fṛm Đ Gardịn │ Modi’s bulldozing of parliament shows him as the architect of a Hindu Taliban

‘Mr Cummings reports that the prime minister likes “chaos” as a mode of government’. Photograph: Reuters Tv/Reuters

In Ñspel │ The Guardian view on Cummings’ testimony: a vivid portrait of failure

Clasics in Ñspel: THE FARMER'S BRIDE, by Charlotte Mew

Clasics in Ñspel: THE FARMER’S BRIDE, by Charlotte Mew

Simon Tisdall

Fṛm Đ Gardịn: Lock him up! Why is repeat offender Donald Trump still a free man?

Clasics in Ñspel: ROOMS, by Charlotte Mew

Clasics in Ñspel: ROOMS, by Charlotte Mew

Clasics in Ñspel: THE TREES ARE DOWN, by Charlotte Mew

Clasics in Ñspel: THE TREES ARE DOWN, by Charlotte Mew

Clasics in Ñspel: NOT FOR THAT CITY, by Charlotte Mew

Clasics in Ñspel: NOT FOR THAT CITY, by Charlotte Mew

Widewalls: Biography / Auction results / Articles

About Artists: EILEEN AGAR

Time Literary Supplement*, 2021: Review of "This Rare Spirit: A Life of Charlotte Mew,' by Julia Copus."

About Poets: CHARLOTTE MEW

The Skinny, interview, "Narrating the Times, 21 August 2014. Photograph: Justin Westover.

About Poets: SALENA GODDEN

Clasics in Ñspel: ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT, as sung by Paul Robeson

Clasics in Ñspel: ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT, as sung by Paul Robeson

‘The worse the misconduct he is trying to conceal, the rantier he tends to get. He was very ranty indeed at prime minister’s questions.’ Photograph: Jessica Taylor/Reuters

Fṛm Đ Gardịn │ Why sleaze investigations are becoming more menacing for Boris Johnson

The Observer, 2 May 2021: ‘Silenced’ voice of Great War poet to be heard for first time

About Poets: IVOR GURNEY

Fṛm Đ Gardịn │ Brexit’s Mr Pooter may not survive his dispute with Cummings

Fṛm Đ Gardịn │ Brexit’s Mr Pooter may not survive his dispute with Cummings

Hannah Silva, interview, 2018

About Poets: MALIKA BOOKER

Cornflower seeds. ‘Seeds like stories. Seeds like dust. It takes me forever to sow them because I can’t help but pore over them.’ Photograph: Josie George

Fṛm Đ Gardịn │ Country diary: all of life lies in the planted seed

The Whitechapel Gallery. "Emma Hart is the sixth winner of the Max Mara Art Prize for Women." Photograph: Thierry Bal.

About Artists: EMMA HART

An anti-Brexit protester holds a placard after Boris Johnson drove past to attend prime minister’s questions on Wednesday. Photograph: Matt Dunham/AP

Fṛm Đ Gardịn │ Forget curtains and cash – Johnson’s legacy will be the bitter taste of Brexit

The Guardian, interview, 28 November 2009: "Now I want to get back my writing – that's the important thing." Photograph: Eamonn McCabe.

About Poets: RUTH PADEL

‘Jair Bolsonaro’s government has transformed Brazil into an environmental pariah, the world’s greatest destroyer of tropical forests.’ Photograph: Brasil2/Getty Images

Fṛm Đ Gardịn │ Joe Biden’s billions won’t stop Bolsonaro destroying the Amazon rainforest

The Guardian, 27 March 2014. "Once I stop painting, they should start measuring my coffin." Photograph: David Levene.

About Artists: HOWARD HODGKIN

The Guardian, 19 August 2010: obituary. Photograph: Alex Hewitt.

About Poets: EDWIN MORGAN

David Cameron and Lex Greensill in Saudi Arabia, January 2020.

Fṛm Đ Gardịn │ The ‘Tory sleaze’ of old is nothing compared to what the right gets away with today

The Guardian, 16 May 2015. "Stroke of genius: Peter Doig's eerie art whisks the mind to enchanted places." Peter Doig in his London studio. Photograph: Martin Godwin.

About Artists: PETER DOIG

Dominic Cummings had said on entering Downing Street that he wanted a new breed of civil servant to shake up the way Britain is run. Photograph: Hollie Adams/Getty Images

Fṛm Đ Obzrvr │ Dominic Cummings, the last thing the troubled civil service needs is your advice

The Guardian, 25 August 2016: ‘Meet the artists making women of colour truly seen.' Photograph: Amaal Said.

About Poets: RACHEL LONG

The Guardian, interview, 8 October 2013: "What's the greatest threat to art? Popularity. I'm an unashamed elitist." Photograph: Linda Nylind.

About Artists: ALISON WILDING

The Observer, 15 November 2015: "Richard Deacon, 66: ‘I wouldn’t like to feel it’d be a failure to stop." Photograph: Antonio Olmos.

About Artists: RICHARD DEACON

The Guardian, 2016: ‘If we did nothing we would be killed on the streets’ – Benjamin Zephaniah on fighting the far right. Photograph: REX/Shutterstock.

About Poets: BENJAMIN ZEPHANIAH

The Guardian, 16 March 2012: "Anthony Caro: a life in sculpture." Photograph: Eamonn McCabe.

About Artists: ANTHONY CARO

The Poetry Kit Interviews: Roddy Lumsden, 2000

About Poets: RODDY LUMSDEN