Couple of things from Sam and George at Stereographic. They’ve released a series of limited edition prints for sale from their site. And in looking at that I belatedly noticed their video of their fantastic stand at the Plus+ festival is up.
A little known tradition amongst photog-types is the annual abusing of the disposible camera and subsequent intoxicated shooting with said travesty, as James Thornett explains…
I’ve been following the Thomas Moronic blog for the last week or so trying to figure out how best to slot it into a handy little soundbite and have come to the conclusion that I can’t. And this, of course, is a fantastic thing. On the whole it seems to be random writings, short stories, … [Read more…]
More listings joy, this time from 7inch Cinema for all your moving image and tangentially related needs in the Birmingham conurbation.
Nikki Pugh has a shop, “the invisible hand”, but because it’s her there’s more to it that simply selling stuff. The incentive for the invisible hand came about after increasing frustration that I’d already put all my own spare money into a few major projects – thus leaving me reliant on external funding for upcoming … [Read more…]
Photographer Craig Holme’s Crowded Gallery website has had an overhaul. It has more of a black and white print focus. I also prefer the more modern home page, which has almost everything in one location – including an RSS feed for new images.
Grimley of The Post talks to Dr Ann Sumner, the new director of the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, in this long and detailed interview.
The First Big Weekend of the Winter. Autumn Store Dunc does the diary thing, notable in this case for the abundance of links, many leading to local stuff. Go clickety click.