Posts Tagged ‘Joe Moran’
Show Me Magic
As I get older my ability to deal physically with the darker seasons diminishes, (depsite my inherent love of all things autumnal), and this year the incoming gloom seems to have embraced me even prior to the clocks returning to their post summer time positioning. So I’m deeply thankful to the number of people who have […]
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Tags: AceJet170, Asbury & Asbury, Dirty Modern Scoundrel, gludge.com, I Like, Joe Moran, Maraid Design, Shelf Appeal, Southwold
A while ago, (see above), I got the chance to see some great photographs by Sam Mellish over at the Babylon Gallery in Ely which celebrated “observations of traditional roadside services throughout East Anglia”. I really enjoyed the exhibition so am glad to have stumbled across news that he’s back at the Babylon Gallery from today […]
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Tags: A1, A1 : Portrait Of A Road, A1 : The Great North Road, Babylon Gallery, Bank Street Arts, Diesel Books, Ely, Exeter Pheonix, Joe Moran, Jon Nicholson, Paul Graham, Pheonix Photo Fringe, Roadside Britian, Sam Mellish, The Great North Road, The Print Space
Electrification
Time seems to rattle along at an increasingly alarming rate resulting in all sorts of great stuff being missed. So in an effort to catch up I need to refer you to the latest wonderful print from Theo Simpson which I’ve abused terribly above, sorry Theo. It’s a great print and now I just need […]
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Tags: Joe Moran, Pylon, Pylons, Theo Simpson
Words & Pictures
As ever there’s just so much great stuff going on out there – and as ever a lot of it, like this, comes via Joe Moran’s blog which rarely fails to raise interest. Pam Flett Press is, (and I’ll quote here because there’s obviously been quite some thought gone into these words), a “new independent […]
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Tags: Joe Moran, Lord Biro, Pam Flett, Pam Flett Press
Close To The Edge
Sometimes a whole host of things seem to connect – so forgive this abundance of links posing as a blogpost. The above photograph was taken whilst I wandered around the empty car parks surrounding the Metropole Hotel in Birmingham – I was there for a conference with work which wasn’t doing a great deal for […]
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Tags: Around The A1074, Birmingham, Edgelands, Edward Chell, Joe Moran, Metropole Hotel, Michael Symmons Roberts, On The Road To Art, Open Country, Paul Farley, Richard Mabey, Richard Uridge, Somewhere else is here, Speechification, The Domestic Soundscape, The Unofficial Countryside, Writing On The Edge
The Grasshopper Is King
Some days everything seems to connect. It started with a short piece by David Hepworth entitled “I envy the people who stay late at the beach” about remembering as a child “looking out of the window of hotel dining rooms and seeing a handful of kids still out there playing, the whole beach to themselves” […]
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Tags: David Hepworth, Joe Moran, Play, The Ant, The Grasshopper, The Guardian, Tom Meltzer
180909 I suppose that it’s only fitting that after starting Joe Moran’s “Roads” I should spend almost all day on a variety of England’s traversible routes including a fleeting glimpse of the lowest of the low – the A1101 just outside xyz and it seems officially the lowest road in xyz and several hours later […]
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Tags: A1101, Carlisle, Joe Moran, Long Sutton, M62, Oban, Roads, Saddleworth Moor, Windy Hill
