14th January 2015 This week’s photo is one from around a year ago. Being the depths of Mid-winter, I decided to browse through some old wintery photos and came across this wide angle shot from one of Somerset’s more famous… Continue Reading
Returning to Bristol for the last two weeks of January is Ferment, the artist development factory at the Old Vic designed to coax the talent out of the city’s thriving cultural populace. Theatre-makers take their seeds of ideas – storylines,… Continue Reading
Bristol may be a superb city for night-time shenanigans, but nocturnal revellers are often left with an unanswered question on their lips: where exactly can you find a party combining Brazilian carnival dancers, topless acrobats and Victorian rapping? Well, that… Continue Reading
This time, Photo of the Week is rather topical. With Remembrance Day fast approaching, the poppies around the Tower of London have been a huge attraction to millions of visitors since their installation. Last weekend I made my way up… Continue Reading
Following on from last year’s incredible Book Hive, Bristol Central Library is again hosting a thought-provoking exhibition. German artist Kerstin Schultz’ new work, Penvolution, is intended to ask how communication has changed in an age when young people are more… Continue Reading
Something a bit different this week. With the weather taking a turn for the worse recently and the wet stuff coming from the sky again, I decided to choose something with a watery theme for this week’s photo. I was… Continue Reading
George Ezra was back in town last night for his sold-out show at Bristol’s O2 Academy. I’d photographed him before at The Fleece so knew what to expect from his stage performance. He doesn’t move about a lot on stage,… Continue Reading
In November, Bristol’s M Shed will be showcasing Asian Arts Agency’s Desh Project, launching on 1 November with a day of free talks, artists’ performances and family-friendly activities, and with the digital exhibition running until 22 November. Desh, meaning ‘Homeland/Motherland’… Continue Reading