Louden Swain – ‘Eskimo’ Album Review
Ten years is a long time in the music industry. Genres can change and evolve, styles can come and go, and with their upcoming release, Eskimo, Louden Swain are showing the world just how much […]
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The Day the Music Died (and they were singing)
As Don McLean sings in American Pie, the line becomes title to the new exhibition at Proud Galleries, Camden, on an extended show from 14th December 2011 until 4th March 2012. Suggesting a time when […]
The Word House, Gallery Café, 14th January 2012
Everyone, by now, knows what to expect from The Word House. Everyone indeed. Half of East London were unfortunately turned away at the door on Saturday as the Gallery Café reached bursting point. ‘Sardines’, someone […]
The Art of Norfolk’s Faith
What is the relationship between religious artefacts and the locality where such objects are made and used? This is the question that the Art of Faith exhibition at the Norwich Castle Museum aims to explore, […]