If you’ve just spent six weeks lying flat on your back at the beach/backyard/botanic gardens, then you’ve probably seen enough sky to last the entire year, right? You’ve definitely got your cumulus separated from your cirrus, and that sunset mix of lilac and peach is imprinted in your brain. Photographers Alex Bishop-Thorpe, Alice Blanch and James Taylor also like sky-gazing, but have an alchemic touch when it comes to capturing it. The sky as a metaphor is not a new concept, but that’s by no means an excuse not to revisit it, six weeks of lazing about or not.
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Print Cult 2012When Mr Henry Print invented printing 500 years ago*, he could never have guessed just what disgraceful applications his humble creation would...
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Andre Lawrence, ‘Material Echoes’...Family and place are the keys to ‘home’, but these two elements are not always connected through time or location. What results for...
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Chloe Langford, ‘TOTAL REFRESHMENT’ ...Art exhibitions can be awkward. Are we meant to connect to the artwork, to each other? Why? Do we seek to? Chloe Langford draws upon these uneasy...
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Carla Cescon & Clare Milledge,...There is something wholly spiritual about objects themselves. Objects of technology move beyond this, their ability to connect with us as tools...