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Call Me: Kingston University Illustration Degree Show 2014 Review
A round up of the graduate talent discovered at the 2014 Kingston University illustration degree show: watch out especially for Jack Smith and Assa Ariyoshi.
Written by Amelia GregoryI sadly missed the Middlesex and Westminster illustration degree shows – the former because no one reminded or invited me (despite copious coverage previously), the latter because I went all […]
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 […]
Environmentally Conscious Style on a Budget- part two
Contributor Sisi King talks us through the rising trend for ethical fashion.
Written by Sisi KingImage courtesy of Esthetica, website information pills sponsored by Monsoon 2009 was quite a year for ethical fashion. Dazed and Confused featured an in-depth interview with fashion icon Vivienne Westwood […]
Meet Grande Dame: Special Guest Featured Artist from That Which We Do Not Understand
Tiff McGinnis is Grande Dame: she appeared in the first ever issue of Amelia's Magazine ten years ago so it's only fitting that she has produced an amazing one off piece of artwork to celebrate my 10th anniversary. Read on to find out about Saint Agatha.
Written by Amelia GregoryTiff McGinnis, aka Grande Dame, is a highly collectible multi-disciplinary artist who is currently hosting My Voodoo On You, a spectacular solo show at the Ink_D gallery in Brighton. I […]
Spring is in the air: Music to go travelling by
The almost-spring feeling is here, and I don’t know about you but it makes me want to go exploring. Nine excellent illustrators have chipped in to bring to life nine songs for journeying, whether it’s down dusty roads or up above the clouds. Happy vagabond-season, everyone!
Written by Jessica FursethBodyamr A/W 2011 by Maria del Carmen-Smith. For the Bodyamr show the upstairs hall of Freemasons Hall had been laid out in a strange network of criss-crossing aisles, cure approved […]
London Fashion Week A/W 2011 Catwalk Review: Jean Pierre Braganza (by Matt)
Jean Pierre Braganza took to the catwalk at a new venue: The Show Space, with his fashionable vision of the future. I LOVED this. With illustrations by Joana Faria and Krister Selin!
Written by Matt BramfordAfter the safety of school, stuff facing the real world can make artists feel a bit lost – this is why the working artists at the Core Gallery started ‘DIY […]
Green Gold, the Supermodel and the Blood Diamond – a fabulous tale of ethical jewellery
For centuries alchemists tried to turn lead into gold, but today a passionate band of jewellers are trying to turn gold green and create a supply chain as clear as their crystals.
Written by Helen DavisIllustration by Paul Shinn So I popped along to the opening of 123 Bethnal Green Road this week with Amelia, here who I found outside clutching her phone, more about […]
Gig Review: Mi Ami
Californian mayhem makers Mi Ami bring the noise to Barden's Boudoir, before that, we eat a bit of their dinner and talk about dancing indie crowds, Mid Western hardcore, and Dinosaur Jr.
Written by Ellie WhalleyIllustration above by: Jenny Robins Words by: Matt Witt – www.creaturemag.com The London Zine Symposium – The Rag Factory, information pills medical Brick Lane, viagra 100mg 29th May 2010 Zines […]
Sketchbook Pop-Up Shop: Susie (Style) Bubble Talk
Currently in a ‘pondering phase’, Susie (Style) Bubble talked fashion blogging and the future at the Sketchbook Pop-Up Shop on Thursday 13th May…
Written by Florence MasseyIllustration courtesy of Zoë Barker From outside, remedy the Koko in Camden looks a bit like one of those Swiss clocks – the ones where a girl in lederhosen comes […]
Los Campesinos! at Koko, Feb 25th – Live Review
Cardiff septet's largest headline gig to date, a whirlwind success and jolly great fun
Written by Ian SteadmanIllustration courtesy of Zoë Barker From outside, look the Koko in Camden looks a bit like one of those Swiss clocks – the ones where a girl in lederhosen comes […]
Scholl you believe it!
The more traditional footwear brand mixes things up for SS10 with great success.
Written by Siobhan Faganillustration by Brett Manning Anyone who has heard me lecture will be aware that I do like to bang on about what a great idea it is to produce your […]
Efterklang – The Asylum, Birmingham – Live Review
Seeing this band live hurts, but in the good way
Written by WolfdisguisedasmonkOLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA This year the Veolia Environment Wildlife Photographer Of The Year 2009 graces the walls of the Natural History Museum for another year and it’s safe to say […]
Shutting down Didcot Power Station
The post-protest reaction
Written by Eleanor MatthewsZoe Paul graduated from Camberwell BA Sculpture earlier this summer. Whilst there Zoe participated in numerous shows from the group exhibition Factory at the James Taylor Gallery organised by Royal […]
Concrete Hermit â
Written by Sarah NarrawayRichard Hogg: Off The Wall Concrete Hermit Gallery Concrete Hermit?5a Club Row? London?E1 6JX Until 29th August 10am – 6pm Mon – Sat Off the wall is a simple story […]
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 […]
Viva Veja!
French Fashion
Written by Matt BramfordUndercover: 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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Vivienne Westwood & Climate Change
Written by Jonno OvansUndercover: 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 […]
Antony and the Johnsons: Live Review
Manchester International Festival, 2-19 July 2009
Written by Simon Edgar LordUndercover: 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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