A collaborative installation facilitated by In Stitches, this is a woolly celebration of the intersection between higher geometry and old-fashioned handicraft, as well as an ode to the disappearing wonders of the marine world. Part of a larger project created by the Institute for Figuring as a homage to the ‘Great One’, this riotously fleecy profusion of colour has turned into an unexpectedly popular, worldwide movement.**Learn how to crochet your own coral and join in the revolution! Everything you need to get started will be provided at the workshop, but the organisers also welcome any stray bits of wool or yarn you have lying around. If you’re not already inspired, have a look at this.
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DucklingsSeeing as ducklings are too weak to handle the rain and fend off the cat, you’ll need to provide an outdoor, hay-lined enclosure for the ...
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An interview with YuckJonny Rogoff is chill guy from New Jersey (here’s a video of him appreciating art). Three years ago Jonny was living in the Israeli desert...
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Kenzie Larsen, ‘It’s Just...Kenzie Larsen apparently believes the adage about how it is busy people who get things done. She makes art and theatre and custom t-shirts. She...
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Little BayImagine if Gordon’s Bay was better. You’re imagining Little Bay. You’d never believe that behind Long Bay Prison sits a gaping...
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A short interview with Max Lavergne,...They added Best Eats this year. What should be the next category added? Best Fats, I would imagine (because of the alphabet). It’ll be a...
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An Open Letter To David SedarisWe first encountered you when one of our good friends gave us SantaLand Diaries as a Christmas pressie. Despite being a totally predictable...