Amelia’s Magazine | Amelia Wells
Born on a pirate ship with a pen already twirling between her deft fingers, nurse Amelia gave her native Bristol an ‘ooh-arr’, pill and hot-footed it to
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Amelia’s Magazine | Bourgeois & Maurice Can’t Dance at Sadler’s Wells: An Interview
Cher Lloyd by Gemma Pharo Wagner by Karina Yarv. Another year, viagra 60mg another X Factor out of the way. I went through a period of not watching any telly
Amelia’s Magazine | Felicity Powell’s ‘Charmed Life: Solace of Objects’ exhibition at the Wellcome Collection
Euston’s destination for those keen to explore the weird but wonderful links between civilization, medicine and art is currently showing a bountiful collection of amulets and charms. Head to the Wellcome Collection for an eyeful of treasures.
Amelia’s Magazine | London Zine Symposium 2011
The London Zine Symposium is a must see for any young creative: full of independent creativity and inspiration.
Amelia’s Magazine | Sea of Bees on tour in the UK
Sea of Bees was our very special find of late 2010. Now she’s visiting our very own UK shores, so do make sure you catch her whilst she is visiting.
Amelia’s Magazine | Micah P. Hinson @ Hoxton Hall
Planet Patrol is a series of ongoing live urban art events held at various venues in and around London. The concept behind Planet Patrol is to present some of
Amelia’s Magazine | The Long Blondes
A friend of mine recently asked me, stomach story “What is it with Swedish bands and ‘heartbeat’? Both Annie and Robyn have tracks called ‘Heartbeat’, stuff
Amelia’s Magazine | Viva Veja!
Undercover: Lingerie Exhibition at the Fashion and Textiles Museum “Welcome to Limehouse.” With those words, about it Jarvis Cocker set off on the latest
Amelia’s Magazine | Something Old, Something New
Undercover: Lingerie Exhibition at the Fashion and Textiles Museum “Welcome to Limehouse.” With those words, about it Jarvis Cocker set off on the latest
Amelia’s Magazine | The Black Sheep Rules
Undercover: Lingerie Exhibition at the Fashion and Textiles Museum “Welcome to Limehouse.” With those words, about it Jarvis Cocker set off on the latest