Book Review: Wearable Vintage Fashion by Jo Waterhouse and Clare Bridge

A new vintage fashion book for spring takes readers through the decades to find their own look.

A new spring title by Vivays Publishing, Wearable Vintage Fashion is written by the owners of Second Hand Rose, a vintage boutique in Worcester. Jo Waterhouse and Clare Bridge aim […]

Exhibition Review: Chihuly at the Halcyon Gallery

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the International Studio Glass movement with artist Dale Chihuly’s fantastical glass works, installations and paintings.

All photography by Caitlin Sinclair. It’s the inaugural exhibition for the recently-opened New Bond Street branch of the Halcyon Gallery, and they’re fortunate to have their high ceilings and giant […]

Review: Olympic Park Photo Walk on Sunday, January 8th 2012

An entertaining winter’s afternoon exploring the surrounds of the Olympic site with other snap-happy folk.

All photography by Caitlin Sinclair A lack of geographical know-how means I arrive late, but it’s impossible not to recognise a London Photo Walk group, distinguished by a variety of […]

A Review of the Crafternoon Tea Club Christmash Spesh with Etsy 2011

Crafternoon Tea Club and Etsy put on a splendid DIY craft party with an ethical message – here are our highlights from the Bevenden Street event, held on Thursday 8th December 2011.

Illustration by Rebecca Strickson On the evening of 8th December, close to 50 people of all ages came together for something resembling a drop-in DIY craft party – the Crafternoon […]

Review: Made in Clerkenwell – Winter Open Studios at Craft Central 2011

Craft Central opened its doors last week for the Made in Clerkenwell Winter Open Studios – an inspiring mix of craft, jewellery and homewares, with mulled wine to boot.

At number 21 Clerkenwell Green I found twinkly fairy lights, colourful textiles and rooms full of friendly faces. The Winter Open Studios is a weekend where designers within the Craft […]

A Review of Kenneth Grange: Making Britain Modern at the Design Museum

Reflections and highlights from a retrospective Design Museum exhibition on Kenneth Grange’s extraordinary career, during which he designed some of Britain’s most iconic and beloved objects.

Kenneth Grange exhibition by Sophia O’Connor. Art galleries can sometimes make one feel a little ill at ease, whether it’s the worry that you will somehow damage the pristine white […]

Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2011 – Blood and Roses Review

A groundbreaking play by Poorboy, filled with songs, strolls and fairytales. Coming to the Edinburgh Festival today!

Illustration by Caroline Coates. It’s hard to know how to talk about Blood and Roses. Before witnessing it, try I had been referring to it as an ‘audio play’ but […]

Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2011 – Blood and Roses

Mon 22nd August 2011 – Sat 27th August 2011

St George’s West Church, 58 Shandwick Place, Edinburgh, EH2 4RT

Written by Caitlin Sinclair

Category: Art