- you thought we wouldn’t notice (link dead)
Ouch. Dance company accuses Birmingham design agency of ripping off their work. Dom from Tak gently corrects them (see the comments) - Noel Dunne: Creative industries letting youngsters down over apprenticeships
Good opinion piece from Noel - Unique hand drawn wonderland faith shoes
Illustrator Sam Pierpoint has some hand drawn shoes up for sale on eBay (size 6) - An Endless Supply
New website for the zine folks - The Lombard Method « More Canals than Venice
“This Thursday until Sunday The Lombard Method opens its doors to welcome you to come and have a look at the studio and project spaces” - The Lombard Method
“The Lombard Method is an independently run studio and project space led by 8 Birmingham based artists” - Interview with the Costa Award winning novelist Raphael Selbourne – Times Online
- A decade of achievement in the arts
“Arts Editor Terry Grimley looks back at the noughties”. Great reading
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I was rather disappointed that Grimley’s item points only to the occasional new arts building, and re-building projects. For some reason the UK promotes this kind of basic and required infrastructure re-building project (which are fairly unremarkable in Europe, and often better managed and designed), as if they were the second coming of the arts. They’re not. They’re just buildings, and are only as good as their curators. As Grimley has eloquently pointed out before in The Post, the West Midlands comes off very badly even in terms of buildings and refurbishments, compared to elsewhere in the UK. It’s a little disappointing he doesn’t mention Intervention and re:location, to major autonomous events which showed that Birmingham can curate world-class art in any type of building, and with no or very little funding.
The “You thought we wouldn’t notice” link is bost, mucker.
(I think they may actually have deleted it entirely, whatever precisely it was).
Yeah, looks like it was deleted, apologies have been made and the waters in that particular teacup have been stilled.