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The Love of It Indoor Picnic
Caper-causing site launch brings the outside in. Contributor Amy Hughes investigates a more eco-friendly way to have fun while being creative!
Written by Amy HughesPhotograph courtesy of Ctrl.Alt.Shift. Ctrl.Alt.Shift is a seriously cool experimental youth initiative dedicated to politicising a new generation of activists for social justice and global change. Last time I heard […]
Think Act Vote presents The Future We Choose \\ Pop Up Radical Think Tank and Book Launch Party
On July 25th we went along to The Arch Gallery for an afternoon of inspirational talks and the launch of 'The Future We Choose', the new book by radical think tank Think Act Vote, which features a lot of contributions from the Amelia's Magazine family.
Written by Maria PapadimitriouOn the 25th of July I had the pleasure of attending – unfortunately only a part of – the launch event organised by Think Act Vote (?!X) at The Arch […]
Now What: University of Brighton Illustration Ba Hons Graduate Show 2012 Review
Lovely work from Brighton illustration and design graduates, shown at East London's Netil House between 6th-8th July 2012.
Written by Amelia GregoryImage by Pippa Toole. There were a host of specially curated graduate design exhibitions in London last week – including work by my old gaff, the University of Brighton. The […]
An interview with The Magic Lantern
The Magic Lantern meld classical, folk, world and jazz sounds to create sumptuous musical scores. And they're coming to a venue near you very soon…. it's time to find out more about this unique new collective.
Written by Amelia GregoryStill Corners by Nicholas Stevenson Still Corners by Nicholas Stevenson. Still Corners are as elusive as they are beautiful, malady but I managed to track down songwriter and keyboardist Greg […]
Andrea Crews: an interview with creative director Maroussia Rebecq
A wee taster of my ACOFI interview with the Parisian ethical designer Maroussia Rebecq, the brains behind arts and fashion collective Andrea Crews.
Written by Amelia GregoryIllustration by Gabriel Ayala Oh God, capsule is it really that time again? Do I really have to stay up, buy information pills night after night, medical sending all those […]
An interview with Still Corners
Meet up and coming band Still Corners... they're enigmatic and magical.
Written by Amelia GregoryStill Corners by Nicholas Stevenson. I discovered Still Corners when they supported Our Broken Garden late last year. The band are as elusive as they are beautiful, viagra 40mg but […]
Deptford X Arts Festival 2010: A Review
The Deptford X Festival has been taking place for five years. This year they asked former local boy and Turner Prize nominee Mark Titchner to be the "lead" artist and I was lucky enough to get my own personal guided tour with him...
Written by Amelia GregoryFelicity Brown Gabrielle dress, online illustrated by Kate Copeland Amidst the commotion of catwalks and exhibitions at London Fashion Week, one website had everyone talking; Young British Designers. Grabbing attention […]
Alice and the Cool Dudes
Alice and the Cool Dudes, at Barden's Boudoir, Dalston, May 14
Written by Gareth David.The eponymous release from New York based The Pains of Being Pure at Heart has everything you could want from a summer album. A certain been-in-the-sun-too-long hazy-headyness without the too-much-ice-cream […]
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Written by Roisin ConwayThe eponymous release from New York based The Pains of Being Pure at Heart has everything you could want from a summer album. A certain been-in-the-sun-too-long hazy-headyness without the too-much-ice-cream […]
Earth Listings May 17th -23rd
London, Events, Talks.
Written by Cari SteelThe eponymous release from New York based The Pains of Being Pure at Heart has everything you could want from a summer album. A certain been-in-the-sun-too-long hazy-headyness without the too-much-ice-cream […]
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18 - 24 May
Written by Alice WatsonThe eponymous release from New York based The Pains of Being Pure at Heart has everything you could want from a summer album. A certain been-in-the-sun-too-long hazy-headyness without the too-much-ice-cream […]
Craft Guerrilla in our Midst
Craft, London
Written by Alice WatsonThe eponymous release from New York based The Pains of Being Pure at Heart has everything you could want from a summer album. A certain been-in-the-sun-too-long hazy-headyness without the too-much-ice-cream […]
Fanfare for Fanfarlo
Album Review
Written by Roisin Conway and Cari SteelThe eponymous release from New York based The Pains of Being Pure at Heart has everything you could want from a summer album. A certain been-in-the-sun-too-long hazy-headyness without the too-much-ice-cream […]
Coco
Forget-Me-Not
Written by Sabrina MorrisonThe eponymous release from New York based The Pains of Being Pure at Heart has everything you could want from a summer album. A certain been-in-the-sun-too-long hazy-headyness without the too-much-ice-cream […]
Cheesy Rider
Homage De Fromage, The Lamb, Surbiton, Last Monday Of The Month.
Written by Gareth DavidThe eponymous release from New York based The Pains of Being Pure at Heart has everything you could want from a summer album. A certain been-in-the-sun-too-long hazy-headyness without the too-much-ice-cream […]
Totally São Paulo
Brazil
Written by Barbara MattivyThe eponymous release from New York based The Pains of Being Pure at Heart has everything you could want from a summer album. A certain been-in-the-sun-too-long hazy-headyness without the too-much-ice-cream […]
This is a Chick-Plea!
Norfolk
Written by Cari SteelThe eponymous release from New York based The Pains of Being Pure at Heart has everything you could want from a summer album. A certain been-in-the-sun-too-long hazy-headyness without the too-much-ice-cream […]
Turn Le Page onto a New Vision of Femininity: Catherine Le Page.
Illustration , Canada
Written by Roisin ConwayThe eponymous release from New York based The Pains of Being Pure at Heart has everything you could want from a summer album. A certain been-in-the-sun-too-long hazy-headyness without the too-much-ice-cream […]
Fred Butler – Bright Said Fred!
Fashion Designer, London
Written by Melodie AshThe eponymous release from New York based The Pains of Being Pure at Heart has everything you could want from a summer album. A certain been-in-the-sun-too-long hazy-headyness without the too-much-ice-cream […]
A Touch of Finn-esse: An Interview with The Dø
A Treat for Your Ears
Written by Roisin ConwayThe eponymous release from New York based The Pains of Being Pure at Heart has everything you could want from a summer album. A certain been-in-the-sun-too-long hazy-headyness without the too-much-ice-cream […]
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