Monthly Archives: November 2012

Reblogged from AC VOICE 2012-2013: (Yasmina Martin)-When I think of “graffiti”, a certain image of spray paint cans and dilapidated subway cars comes to mind. I think of signatures meant to mark territories, designed in deliberately difficult-to-read font and sometimes … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Blog – BGM Rhythms …: The thing that fascinates me about drumming is how such a simple instrument can say so much on so many levels. I’m not really talking about different styles here but more the breadth … Continue reading →

Reblogged from newmanddesign: Left out in the cold

Reblogged from lipstick socialist: Cuts in arts funding, whether it’s the Arts Council or cuts to theatre companies and venues, are constantly in the news, but Gina Frost and John Topliff of 3Minute Theatre in Manchester are bucking the trend … Continue reading →

Reblogged from d.II: Gerd Arntz draws the Isotype symbol for ‘unemployed’   The International System Of TYpographic Picture Education was developed by the Viennese social scientist and philosopher Otto Neurath (1882-1945) as a method for visual statistics. Gerd Arntz was … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Paranormal Globe: The Manchester Arms owners Lisa and Mark Fowler have caught on their CCTV camera what they believe to be the ghost of Beryl who haunts there pub.  The spirit is said to make lights flicker, turn … Continue reading →

Reblogged from The World In A Backpack: This weekend was very good, we had the house full of people. Having the flat so crowded was great, I missed having the house turned into a mess, just like in London!  Read … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Jay Diamond Music: http://youtu.be/ZBe6rD-m4Ts I’ve had this on replay today. This is why I’m so grateful to pirate radio, for introducing me to music like this. God bless pirate radio!!!!!! I’m gonna play this on my show tomorrow … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Passing Through . . . .: OUT OF A CLEAR GREY SKY One day in 2007, a meteorite landed in a Peruvian hamlet. And it wasn’t just any meteorite. Hugh Thomson visits the locals and tracks the fall-out… … Continue reading →