Showing posts with label Amelia's Magazine 10th Anniversary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amelia's Magazine 10th Anniversary. Show all posts

Monday, 2 February 2015

Amelia's shop is: OPEN!


There's still a few of the limited editions prints of The Magician's Assistant left and they're up for grabs in Amelia's Magazine's newly opened web shop! You can get the That Which We Do Not Understand book from there as well. http://ameliasmagazine.bigcartel.com




Friday, 19 December 2014

That Which We Do Not Understand exhibition





 The That Which We Do Not Understand exhibition is up on the walls of the Tatty Devine shop on Brick lane and it’s looking great, I wish that I could be there to see it! It’a also one of the few places you can get the book. 

That Which We Do Not Understand exhibition 
Tatty Devine, 236 Brick Lane, London E2 7EB
Fri 12th December 2014 – Mon 5th January 2015

Photos by Åsa Wikman.

Saturday, 15 November 2014

That Which We Do Not Understand - Amelia's Magazine 10th Anniversary!

I'm super excited about being involved in this project! Amelia's Magazine is celebrating it's 10th Anniversary by putting together a limited edition artists' book that will feature artwork as well as creative writing inspired by the theme "That Which We Do Not Understand". The book will be printed with gold spot printing on every page and funded through a Kickstarter campaign. You can learn more about the project from this video:




The contributions where selected through an open brief and my submission The Magician's Assistant has been chosen, not only to be featured in the book, but also to be made into an A3 limited edition faux gold print!



If you'd like to support the project and help the book get printed you can do so by pledging to get a copy or a limited edition print (or any of the other nice things that are available) over at Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ameliagregory/amelias-magazine-gold-foil-artists-book-and-gold-l  Please do, it'd be great to see the book become reality! 

I'd also like to send a big thanks to fellow batgirl Emma Farrarons for telling me about the project. You can see her beautiful artwork for the book and read about her thoughts behind it here: www.unpetitblog.com/2014/11/amelias-magazine-10th-anniversary.html