Ceremony Festival: a 360° celebration of dance music
Held on 12th September at Finsbury Park, Ceremony Festival is another of the quality London events offered by the Found event series. Organised by the serial…
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Eastern Electrics 2015: Raving at Hatfield House
A one day festival is an odd affair. Packing in all the components that make weekend festivals great and boiling it down to just…
Best of September: The Social Festival, Kent, 12th September 2015
Held this year at Mote Park, Kent on September 12th, The Social Festival promises a great day of electronic music from its eclectic lineup. Spread across…
Documentary Photography from Geoffrey Billett: Kumbh Mela, India
Geoffrey Billett spent most of his career as a Community Psychiatric Nurse for a Health and Social Care Trust. He retired in 2012 and…
Sprouting Life in the Forest – Fatherly Tree, Motherly Mountain: A Classroom Mural Painted in India by Yusuke Asai
Japanese artist Yusuke Asai has covered a primary school classroom in Maharashtra, India, in a mural made with paint prepared from mud, dirt and sand found…
An Interview with Street Artist, Hula
You would never guess from Hula’s teenage affinity for tagging abandoned couches in his hometown on Oahu, Hawaii that he would someday become the thriving Brooklyn-based visual…
Away from the city: nature photography by Sam Hudson
How would you describe your art? Sam: My photography is defined by its natural aesthetic. There’s many things I love about nature photography….
Gottwood festival: the UK’s best kept secret
For many flocking to Carreglwyd Forest on the Isle of Anglesey, Wales last Thursday, this occasion was something of a pilgrimage. Like the steadily…
As they were – Photographing the thought provoking creations of young artists
I went to the Newcastle University Fine Arts Exhibition and had a wonderful adventure exploring the beauty of surreal, interesting and thought provoking creations from…
Gottwood Festival 2015: An Interview with the Arts Director
Gottwood is a 4 day intimate, interactive arts and music festival taking place on 11th -14th June in Wales. A carefully selected lineup of…
Lost Village Reviewed: A Lost Paradise
Most electronic music festivals in the UK have the same line-up. What differentiates a festival from its peers is the atmosphere that it manages…
Love Saves The Day | Review
Festival: Love Saves The Day Location: Bristol Date: 23-24th May, 2015 For the last three years I’ve spent my birthday weekend revising manically and…
Ballad of a Travelling Man: ‘A Period Of Juvenile Prosperity’ by Mike Brodie
Mike Brodie is your modern version of a ramblin’ man. Born in Arizona in 1985, Mike, like most youth, was struck with a sense…
Shindig XXIII marked a promising start of the UK festival season
Having laid the foundations and developed a reputation for putting on some of the finest parties in the North East of the UK, Shindig returned…
The Streets of Durham
As with most of my street photography, I set out with my camera without looking or aiming for anything. In Durham, I found a…
Reinterpreting our Landscapes: The Art of Wild Swimming
I believe that in order to represent a landscape in an original way, one must look from a new perspective. For me, wild endurance…
Lost Village 2015, Secret Location, Lincolnshire: The woods are waiting
Lost Village is a 4,500 person festival set in the heart of Lincolnshire. When they say ‘lost’, the organisers actually mean it. The festival…
Welcome to Djerbahood, Djerba, Tunisia: Home to One of the Most Ambitious Collaborative Art Projects
Erriadh, a small village on the island of Djerba, Tunisia, was transformed into a vibrant ‘open-air museum’ as a destination for one of the most vibrant and…
Love Saves The Day (Once Again)
Love Saves The Day is back the fourth time on 23rd – 24th May, and it’s set to be bigger and better than ever….
Parklife 2015 is Going to be Huge!
From the 6th to the 7th of June, Parklife takes over Heaton Park in Manchester with a huge line-up. The fifth instalment of the festival…