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Larmer Tree Festival 2011 Review, Friday: Bellowhead, Russell Kane, Yoga, Bane
There was a plethora of music and activities to enjoy on Friday at Larmer Tree Festival: loved one man drama Bane, folk from Goodnight Lenin, Bellowhead and Kidnap Alice... and quiffed comedian Russell Kane rocked my world.
Written by Amelia GregoryRussell Kane by Finn O’Brien. We woke up early on Friday at Larmer Tree Festival, order baked out of our tent by the brilliant sunshine… and turned up to witness […]
Protest March For Ian Tomlinson.
London, Police Protest, April 11th 2009
Written by Cari SteelThis? week? I? attended ?the Light? and? Architecture? symposium? at ?the? Kolding? School ?of? Design ?in ?Denmark. The event played ?host to? one of the forerunners in innovative Textile Design […]
Introducing True Romance: Print Designs chosen for an exhibition curated by East End Prints
Helen of East End Prints has chosen 9 designs created in response to my open brief to feature in the True Romance exhibition, open 6th-17th February.
Written by Amelia GregoryI am really pleased to share the designs that have been chosen by East End Prints to appear as part of the True Romance exhibition opening today at 70 Paul […]
Fashion in Film Festival: Pink Narcissus
In the first of our reviews of the Fashion in Film Festival, here's Pink Narcissus - legendary 1970s homoerotic visual masterpiece. Yes, it's me and bare arses again…
Written by Matt BramfordIllustration by Running for Crayons So the third Fashion in Film Festival kicked off last week and had film fans and fashionistas flocking to cinemas to catch rare and unreleased […]
Chrome Hoof at The Brighton Corn Exchange
A review of galactic adventurers Chrome Hoof at The Brighton Corn Exchange on 31st October.
Written by Sophie Parker and Daniel Simslittle fish by octavi navarro Little Fish by Octavi Navarro I saw you guys at the Royal Albert Hall, erectile supporting Them Crooked Vultures, pharmacy and was completely blown away […]
An interview with Lupen Crook
Rob Harris caught up with Lupen Crook to discuss his past, the music industry, making the NME's cool list and the influence of religion.
Written by Rob HarrisDavid Koma by Maria del Carmen Smith. Last Monday’s shows opened with a double whammy from David Koma and Holly Fulton, salve for sale which I shall review in separate […]
An interview with fashion designer David Longshaw
Siobhan Fagan talks to David Longshaw - fashion designer, pattern cutter, illustrator and writer. He reveals how he worked his way up the fashion ladder, talks about the stellar line-up of industry figures he's worked with, and what the future holds…
Written by Siobhan FaganLatitude 2010-Ivo Graham Blind Date by Amelia Gregory James Acaster by Kathryn Jones. Over the course of Latitude I saw numerous comedians, online some of whom appeared as comperes on […]
An interview with ace comedian and Latitude regular Robin Ince.
Robin Ince talks Latitude, crabs, climate change and the joys of Mills and Boon. Plus what he recommends you see at Latitude festival this year.
Written by Amelia GregoryA new era in food shopping could have dawned a few weeks ago as The People’s Supermarket in Holborn opened its doors for the very first time. It’s ultimate aim? […]
The People’s Supermarket: a new approach to food shopping
Do you dream of an antidote to Tescos? Don't we all?! Well, a group of gourmets have done more than just dream, they've set up the ultimate food coop in Holborn.
Written by Emma BarlowA new era in food shopping could have dawned a few weeks ago as The People’s Supermarket in Holborn opened its doors for the very first time. It’s ultimate aim? […]
Festival Preview: Standon Calling
Midnight parties in a cowshed, frolics in a swimming pool and not a sponsor in sight, Standon Calling has a magic line-up, and even fairies to get you going in the morning. Tis true!
Written by Cari SteelIllustration by Donna McKenzie Regular readers of Amelia’s Magazine will know that we covered the Maison Martin Margiela 20 exhibition last March, visit when it showed in fashion capital Antwerp. […]
The Deepwater Horizon Disaster may convince BP to enter the Canadian Tar Sands
As the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico continues to grow, President Obama halts deepwater oil exploration and calls in the experts. Illustrations by Matt Thomas.
Written by Amelia GregoryDan Eldon’s visual diaries; courtesy of Kathy Eldon At some point in your life, sick cheap you may have kept a diary, website like this pouring into it all of […]
Music Listings: 9th – 15th November
Gigs to enjoy around London this week
Written by Katie WeatherallMonday 9th November, web Jarvis Cocker, Village Underground The former Pulp man is relocating the piece he performed recently in the French capital to Shoreditch. This three-day event sees members […]
Mr Almos’ Big Pen Ship – Climb aboard!
The Rag Factory, Brick Lane, London
Written by Jessica StokesMonday 6 July Whose landscape is it anyway? Nicholas Stern and Ramachandra Guha consider the tensions between environmental concerns and industrial and economic development in South Asia today. £5 including […]
Shelter House of Cards Exhibition
Haunch of Venison Gallery, London
Written by Cari SteelToday a group of activists went to London City airport to protest against the the expansion of flights from the airport. A new London to New York flight that only […]
Protest against more flights at London City Airport
Celebrating more noise pollution, more flights and more deaths!
Written by Adam STent London is a ‘creative hub’ of new designers presenting fresh product ideas. Housed in the Truman Brewery, illness providing a great location for such an event, this annual exhibition […]
Tent London – Ten out of Tent!
Truman Brewery, London
Written by Matt BramfordTent London is a ‘creative hub’ of new designers presenting fresh product ideas. Housed in the Truman Brewery, illness providing a great location for such an event, this annual exhibition […]
Earthships
Written by Tom RussellUndercover: Lingerie Exhibition at the Fashion and Textiles Museum “Welcome to Limehouse.” With those words, about it Jarvis Cocker set off on the latest instalment of his 30 year musical […]
Wind Factory Struggle
Failing to invest in Vestas
Written by Tom RussellUndercover: Lingerie Exhibition at the Fashion and Textiles Museum “Welcome to Limehouse.” With those words, about it Jarvis Cocker set off on the latest instalment of his 30 year musical […]
Riding the Wavves
Interview with Wavves, London
Written by Roisin ConwayUndercover: Lingerie Exhibition at the Fashion and Textiles Museum “Welcome to Limehouse.” With those words, about it Jarvis Cocker set off on the latest instalment of his 30 year musical […]
Doodle Box Project: Ticking all the Boxes
Cardboard Collective
Written by Alice WatsonUndercover: Lingerie Exhibition at the Fashion and Textiles Museum “Welcome to Limehouse.” With those words, about it Jarvis Cocker set off on the latest instalment of his 30 year musical […]
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