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Been enjoying the blog of Rob Young, Editor-at-Large at The Wire and author of Electric Eden: Unearthing Britain’s Visionary Music, due out 5 August 2010 on the Faber and Faber imprint. If you happen to be in London on that date be sure to attend its release party at The Wire Salon, Cafe Oto.

We highly encourage readers to spend an afternoon at the Serpentine Gallery in London if you get the chance. Not only can you see the recent Wolfgang Tillmans exhibit, but also Christian Boltanski’s Les archives du coeur which opened this past weekend. Afterwards, treat yourself to some honeycomb ice cream at the café in Jean Nouvel’s brilliantly red Serpentine Pavilion, and don’t forget to check out Koenig Books, where you can pick up a copy of our latest issue.

London-based illustrator Sophie Kern currently has a show up at Beyond the Valley Gallery, titled Believe in Make Believe. See more of her drawings and collage work here.

Big fans of London based imprint Mörel Books, and this upcoming title from artist Ed Templeton looks really special. Entirely designed by Templeton himself, Drinking The Kool-Aid includes many fold-out pages, posters, and trimmed pages—very interactive! You can see more of the images here.

The amazing Lina Scheynius is opening her first solo show, titled Diary, at Viktor Wynd in London this Thursday, March 18th. Lina will present her entire work since her first picture (wow!), and the show will be up for six weeks.