Momtaz Begum-Hossain

In the early stages of lockdown in the UK, rainbows took on a whole new meaning, appearing everywhere from people's windows to children's chalk art on the floor. I took part in a socially-distanced Art/Craft workshop to create a Rainbow Bridge made entirely of ribbon, several thousands strips of it, which I helped up up and then install along with some other local residents. The project was devised my local architect Andrew Morris and I'm pleased to say it's now up for Best I

Remember when the period emoji was launched, a drop of blood? It felt like the first time menstruation had been normalised in 'popular culture.' It sometimes makes the news (usually this is to do with lack of education and access to adequate sanitary, something that Binti Period is very vocal about, there's been a Bollywood film made, Padman, based on a real-life Indian villager who invented low cost towels so his wife no longer had to use dirty rags, and then there's that TV

I have two words to summarise how I feel about Dulux's Colour of The Year 2021 'Brave Ground' ...they are No Thanks. What possessed one of the leading paint brands in the world to come up with such an ordinary, boring, bland colour, and suggest that this is the shade that we need in our homes next year? Think about it. This was not the decision of one person, but a team of global experts giving their views, spending money on research, product development and marketing and the

Hello! Welcome to a new section of my website. This is where I'll be sharing my thoughts and opinions on the latest colour news, developments in the world of colour, and colour trends, as well as my own Adventures in Colour. I will shortly be launching a monthly newsletter where you can keep abreast of these of all of these colourful affairs (plus more!), but if you want to keep up-to-date with all things colour on a more regular basis, this section of my website is where you