I moved to Leeds throughout the early Nineteen Seventies and have been photographing its dying buildings and the parents associated to them ever since, making notes and observations to accompany each subject. This image appeared on the Impressions Gallery in
We present to you the latest Album Titled “11:50 Wicked Route” from lol 50 Ft. Hotboy, Lil 50 release a new album download that hits the internet today and we are delighted to inform you of the latest
The past few years have seen Mous Lamrabat go from strength to strength thanks, in part, to his creative collaborations with fellow Maghrebi talents. And now
With a cheeky grin and raised eyebrows, singer-songwriter Zack Fowler hits you between the eyes with a powerful jolt – I don’t mean literally, but the shock of his pop-punk tunes can leave you in a breath-taking haze. Eye candy,
From their debut EP Late Night Stereo in 2019 to their 2022 single ‘TIME HAS COME’, UK group Louis and the Shakes have been entertaining audiences with their energetic, enthusiastic sound. Yet, in the most recent single of their repertoire,
With a soothing folk sound, warm vocals and mellifluous tracks, singer-songwriter Lewis Mckale is the future of folk music. We speak with this talented musician about his album Self Help Tapebeing a solo musician, fears and future plans.
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Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival today announced the full program of the 27th edition of the annual citywide event spanning May 2023. As part of this year’s Core Program, artists will present lens-based works in exhibitions, site-specific installations, and commissioned projects
Being fully engaged means presenting an image of who you want to be and how you wish to be perceived in the larger world. And we see this in full effect in As We Rise: Photography from The Black Atlantic
Seeing is believing. This concise rhetoric goes a long way to explain the power of photography. Where a statistic can reduce an entire country to a few numbers a photograph can bypass the mind and head directly to the heart
Matthew Finn reckons that, all in all, he took about 100,000 photographs of his Uncle Des. He began in 1987, when he was 16 and December was 58. And he finished in 2014, when his uncle died. This image
