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Image Credit: Bob Clark. Description: a vinyl record player. When someone says the word “endangered”, what do you immediately think of? Polar bears, melting ice-caps, ancient artefacts, or even a language? Rarely might we give the prompt answer – ways of life. But it is a fact that we know must be true – that […]
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Bringing a radio play to life on stage is no small task, especially so with a piece as well known and loved as Under Milk Wood. Hailed as the ‘greatest drama ever written for radio’ by the Telegraph, Dylan Thomas’ comic and poetic masterpiece invites the listener to spend a day in the company of […]
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Josh Dolphin, George McGoldrick and Will Rees make up the 3 constituent parts of the Oxford Revue’s Triptych, their so-called ‘Show with Sound’. So named, and walking into a darkened room with a laptop placed center stage, I was almost expecting to see a parody of a Ruskin student’s installation. But then, as I listened to Rees earnestly reciting from the notebook […]
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Preview with Fred Conybeare-Cross After another success at The Bullingdon in November last year, creative community Keep Hush are returning to Oxford on 4th February for another of their immersive Walk. Thru nights. Keep Hush founder Fred Conybeare-Cross describes how the concept came about, and what makes it unique within Oxford’s nightlife: “I studied fine art […]
Continue ReadingLady Garden is a three-woman art exhibition staged in the unconventional setting of Kiss Bar on Park End Street. Against the backdrop of a nightclub (functioning bar included) Ruskin School of Art students Angeli Bhose, Ruth Spencer Jolly and Lu Williams present sculpture, film, sound art, digital collage, drawing and photography. With tongue firmly in cheek, the […]
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