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May 18, 201210pm – 3am / Free Entry / In The Bar Phat Phil Cooper / Ste Hodge Kat records take over the ground floor to supply us with a night of disco. Armed with tasteful edits of forgotten gems! Strictly vinyl all night long... read more »
May 18, 20127.30pm – 11pm / Wristband Entry available from liverpoolsoundcity.co.uk / In The Hold Shields / Mammal Club / Lake Poets / Lilliput Now, in 2012, we’re a hugely respected 3 day international music, media and technology conference and live arts and music festival. The festival is focused on the zeitgeist and looking forward,... read more »
May 18, 201211pm – 4am / £10 adv ticketweb.co.uk / In The Hold Joy Orbison / Jackmaster / Sert One / Creep Richards It’s hard to imagine two finer ambassadors for NMBRS and Swamp81 than Jackmaster & Joy Orbison, who’ll be colliding behind the turntables to help celebrate The Shipping Forecast’s 2 Birthday party in... read more »
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The Wiki Man by Rory Sutherland
“This book attempts to give an insight into Rory’s unique character and personality, through a winding journey of blog posts, interviews, tweets and reference materials, to give a rich and engaging introduction to Rory’s mind.” Find out more here.
Preston Is My Paris
Preston Is My Paris is a zine founded by Adam Murray and Robert Parkinson in 2009. Beyond it’s great title, each issue features photography taken around Preston and clearly expresses it’s creators love of the city. The project has also developed into a independent photographic publishing house. The zine is distributed for free in Preston, so pick up a copy if you ever venture that way, or of course you can check out their website below to see what they’re up to.
Preston Is My Paris
Artwork by Michael Dumontier and Neil Farber
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GO Fanzines
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We recently found and fell in love with GO, who create fanzines that reflect the aesthetic of Sheffield. Taken from their website: “We are not interested in retail per square foot or mixed use developments. We have no time for buzzwords. Our cities aren’t fresh or luxury or sexy. They are much more than that. This is about a city’s soul.” Read and find out more on their website.
Remake Photo Project
Adobe and popular creative blog Booooooom recently announced their Remake photo project, a competition in which photographers are invited to ‘remake’ a work of classic art as a photograph.
The results have in some cases brought a new insight into classic works of art, often with a hint of humour, and always with integrity. What’s really interesting about the project is how peoples views of these classic artworks differ to our how we originally interpreted that piece of work. Take a look at more submissions here.