“Civil disobedience becomes a sacred duty when the state becomes lawless and corrupt” – Ghandi Currently exhibiting at the V&A Museum in London is ‘Disobedient Objects’. This is the first exhibition of its kind to… Continue reading
Every year, the staff at WSA Library face the traditional challenge of hand making each other Christmas cards. It is a tradition which has been running for over 20 years and the cards… Continue reading
I went on an expedition to visit the Colour Reference Library at the Royal College of Art in London! I don’t go to London very often and am pretty good at navigating… Continue reading
It seemed entirely appropriate that on the day I visited the Small Publishers’ Fair in Conway Hall, London, that I should also go to the current exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, Anarchy… Continue reading
Wednesday was the launch event for new journal ‘Luxury: History, Culture, Consumption’ by Bloomsbury! Held at the Winchester Gallery, at the Winchester School of Art, some 60+ attendees arrived to celebrate with… Continue reading
On Sunday, I went along to the ‘Conscience and Conflict: British Artists and The Spanish Civil War’ exhibition at Pallant House Gallery. Having visited Catalunya a few times now and even spending a… Continue reading
We’re knitting again! Well Charlotte is anyway! With it being the centenary of WW1 and Remembrance Day this week, Charlotte knitted herself a poppy! This year it seems the knitted or… Continue reading
On Tuesday afternoon, with excitement, but also a little trepidation, I went along to the second WSA Water colour Club run by Andrew Carnie and Linda Newington. A bit of a different experience… Continue reading
Calling all fashion and textile designers! The trench coat exhibition at the Winchester Discovery Centre is one not to be missed! On walking in you are greeted by numerous glass cases and… Continue reading
