Shops, TV adverts and children’s t-shirts galore are now stamped with colourful sporting adornments as the 2012 London Olympics draw nearer. We are in somewhat of a neon whirlwind, made evermore rich due to the locality of this year’s games. Last mirrored 64 years ago in 1948, when London was last given the role of sporting host, the Olympics were hugely successful, with the British team winning 26 medals and London swelling with celebrations. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >

Natasha Law’s latest exhibition Dust in Their Eyes comes to Eleven Fine Art in June.  Capturing her models in a moment of action whether it be removing an article of clothing or exhaling a plume of smoke. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >

Filmmaker and photographer William Fallows headed to Liverpool last weekend for the magnificent Sea Odyssey that tells the tale of the Little Giant Girl in search of her lost father and performed by French marionette experts Royal de Luxe. William AKA Newfolder made this beautiful video of the girls journey. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >

Artist Sir Peter Blake, has re-worked his most-famous iconic pieces; The Beatles’ Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club album cover, to create a new piece of artwork celebrating the British cultural icons of his life. Selecting people who have inspired his creative career over the past six decades the new piece marks his 80th birthday celebrations which are being held at Wayne Hemingway’s Vintage Festival on July 13th-15th. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >

Just exactly how are you supposed to pay the bills with a BA in English? Join the lovably hopeless residents of Avenue Q as they attempt to solve this and many more of life’s burning questions from Tues 28 Feb to Saturday 3 March at Wolverhampton Grand Theatre! CONTINUE READING THIS POST >