Posts Tagged ‘England’
Ossett Observer » In Praise Of Little Books. Ahhhh now, this next one is made by someone we love. Artist STEFFAN JONES-HUGHES, friend, one time co-worker, sporter of natty tank tops and wearer of an impressive beard. It’s hand made in the truest sense, the pages are cut and sewn by the artist and the […]
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Tags: Arts, Boy band, England, Ossett, sheffield, Shopping, Sleeveless shirt, West Yorkshire
Conference report: Evidencing the Impact of the Arts | News | a-n. The arts sector in Wales, as elsewhere in the UK, is facing big challenges. It is more important than ever to show what benefits the arts can deliver. In England there is much anxious anticipation about what the next government spending review might bring for […]
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Tags: Arts, England, Local government, Newcastle, Newcastle New South Wales, Organization, Spending Review, Wales
Can art save a city? Probably not, at least not in the way usually put forward by proponents of “culturally led regeneration”, the idea that some wacky sculptures and purposeless Kunsthalles can raise places from the mire. Then again, in Liverpool, a city that over decades has been punched in the face and kneed in […]
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Tags: England, liverpool, Liverpool biennial, Merseyside, Save Britain, SAVE Britain's Heritage, The Observer, Travel and Tourism
On 22 and 23 June The Analogue Web Portal was launched Live at Oriel Davies Gallery. I took part as part of the Real Institute expert team. It was a really interesting in terms of questioning the role of the internet, how it works, and how we use it. At the talk after the event, […]
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Tags: Business, Customer, England, Irene Thomas, Surfer, Web Design and Development, Web portal, World Wide Web
SHOP: FOLKLORE OPENS SHOP IN ISLINGTON « LONDON DESIGN GUIDE. I like the look of this new shop in Islington. http://alexdonald.wordpress.com/2012/06/29/folklore/ Related articles Folklore (internationalvisual.wordpress.com) http://rincarnation.wordpress.com/2012/06/27/folklore-better-living-by-design/
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Tags: Arsenal F.C., Emirates Stadium, England, folklore, Islington, Islington London Borough Council, london, North London, shop, Upper Street
m.guardian.co.uk. You might also be interested in this lovely film ‘You should have told me. We could have gone.” I’ve never been sure if I heard my father’s words correctly – they seem to belong to a later, moneyed age of easier and more spontaneous travel. On the other hand, the fact that I remember […]
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Tags: Bradford City Hall, England, Harold Wilson, Huddersfield, Huddersfield Choral Society, Huddersfield Daily Examiner, Independent Labour Party, John Prescott, Lancashire, Pennines, Walt Whitman
Print Club, Dalston
A while ago I posted about the new development at Print Club in Dalston, East London. I went to have a look around recently and also had a look upstairs at the absorb arts studios. It looks great. The new development is a “hot-desk” type area suitable for designers and illustrators who want to set […]
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Tags: Arts, Dalston, East London, England, Kingsland Road, london, Paris, Photo booth
West Yorkshire Playhouse
West Yorkshire Playhouse. I’ve been to see Waiting For Godot and Angus Thongs and, despite the strange juxtaposition of Beckett and Rennison, both are excellent. Related articles Waiting for Godot, West Yorkshire Playhouse, review (telegraph.co.uk) Waiting for Godot – review (guardian.co.uk) The waiting game: Beckett with an all-black cast (guardian.co.uk) Culture preview of the year: […]
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Tags: Beckett, England, Jeffery Kissoon, Rennison, Samuel Beckett, Waiting for Godot, West Yorkshire, West Yorkshire Playhouse
Angus, Thongs & Even More Snogging at West Yorkshire Playhouse – Theatre Reviews – Yorkshire Evening Post. Had a fantastic night at West Yorkshire Playhouse last night. Angus Thongs is a laugh out loud funny and genuinely heartwarming affair that will brighten even the darkest most jaded of days. We saw Louise Rennison, who is […]
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Tags: Alan Davies, Angus, Angus Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging, England, Louise Rennison, West Yorkshire, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Yorkshire Evening Post
BBC – BBC Radio 4 Programmes – The Print Master. I met Susan up in Newcastle at Northern Print’s wonderful International Print Biennale. And actually as it happens I met Stanley Jones at the Curwen Press a little over 18 months ago. You can listen to what happened when Susan met Stanley on iPlayer for […]
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Tags: Arts and Entertainment, BBC, BBC iPlayer, BBC Radio, BBC Radio 4, Curwen Press, England, litho, lithograph, lithography, print, printmaker, printmaking, Radio, Stanley Jones, susan aldworth
