Our London based insider Nina Hervé, enjoyed the capital’s snowfall last month with a trip up to Hampstead Heath to check out John Gay’s photography. Along with a few visits to some of the smaller museums the city has to offer, a drive to Walthamstow to see the Wood exhibition was also on the hit [...]
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
If you could… Each year, for the past three years, London design studio HudsonBec has invited contemporary image-makers to respond to the question – ‘If you could do anything tomorrow, what would it be?’ 2008’s image-makers were a carefully chosen group which included the likes of Genevieve Gauckler, Kate Moross, Luke Best and Rob Ryan [...]
Friday, October 10, 2008
Former Beaulieu student Françoise Guerrier moved to London in 2007 after living in Manchester where she completed a degree in performing arts. I caught up with Fran to talk about her life in the arts. How did you get into the arts? Ever since I can remember I was always getting involved in performing. I [...]
Monday, September 1, 2008
Former Jersey College for Girls student Xanthe Hamilton moved to London in 2005 to pursue her love of filmmaking. I caught up with Xanthe and talked about her role as creative director of Jersey’s very first Branchage Film Festival taking place at the end of September. How did you get into filmmaking? I fell into [...]
Friday, August 1, 2008
Jersey born musicians, James Bell and Chris Wackrow of Velofax moved to London to pursue their dream of making a dent in the music industry. I caught up with these musical alchemists to see how they’ve progressed and what their plans are for the future. Firstly, how did you get into making music? Chris: I [...]
Monday, July 21, 2008
Former Beaulieu student and Jersey born photographer Stacey Yates moved to London after completing her degree in Wales in 2004. I caught up with Stacey and talked about her forthcoming exhibition and her hopes for the future. How did you get into photography? When I was bored at home as a kid I’d always drag [...]
Monday, June 23, 2008
Jersey-born artist, one part Rubbish Man of Soho, Le Gun magazine editor and up-and-coming thespian Robert Greene tells me about the latest developments of his life in the nation’s capital. Can you tell me about your forthcoming exhibition ‘Gin & Curiosities’? Yes I can. It’s a new solo exhibition that will be on display at [...]
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
What’s hot right now? Masterchef – I’m trying to teach myself how to cook! If you had to invite two people (alive or dead) to dinner, who would they be? My friends Kathleen & John, they both died ten years ago when they were 17. I’d love to have one final blow out with them! [...]
Familiar with the Daft Punk Pyramid? Well I’m sorry Thomas and Guy-Manuel, but Etienne De Crecy has almost eclipsed your travelling stage with this epic installation. Those crazy french euro-house DJs, what will they think of next?
Popularity: 20% [?]
Familiar with the Daft Punk Pyramid? Well I’m sorry Thomas and Guy-Manuel, but Etienne De Crecy has almost eclipsed your travelling stage with this epic installation. Those crazy french euro-house DJs, what will they think of next?
Popularity: 20% [?]
According to our publisher, we’ve ‘had a thing’ about this video this month. I’m not sure what he means by that, but what I do know is that Gallery accounts for probably one fifth of the seven million, two hundred and eighteen thousand, two hundred and twenty nine times the video has been viewed at the time of writing. That’s 1,443,645.8 times. Yep, we’re so crazy that we watched it point eight of a time just to make the figures add up. Anyway, POWERTHIRST. It’s an energy drink for men.. MENERGY!
Popularity: 43% [?]
This month’s ‘Youtube video of the month’ was a close call between a Gallery favourite comedy classic involving a cleverly dubbed television advert and that epic new television advert featuring Brains from Thunderbirds dancing to Snap’s ‘Rhythm is a dancer’. No contest really.
Popularity: 13% [?]
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
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