Layla

Model Layla Simons. Photography by Nicole Jone...

polaroids

In order of appearance: Layla, Tamar, Henry & Madie.  ...

reclaiming the space online exhibition

Recently my work from my Pages project was featured on an online exhibition, Reclaiming the Space. Initially the little A5 book was intended to be a private journal, but soon found the collages filling the pages had very little to do with my own life, and were becoming more and more impersonal as I gathered images from found books, magazines and postcards, rather than including my own memorabilia....

Rachel

Model Rachel Wobus. Photography Nicole Jone...

Emma

Model Emma Eccles. Photography Nicole Jone...

collage journalling scans

Mindfulness is kind of a buzz-word right now: western individuals seem to be looking once more to Buddhist practices seeking refuge from the relentless stress of modern living. Adults are reaching to their colouring pencils with no shortage of 'colouring for mindfulness' books on the selves, or maybe taking up recommended meditation and yoga. Unfortunately for me, I struggle with even the most basic...

McQueen: Mastering the Unsettled

It's one-thirty am, half an hour until our viewing slot and four hours until McQueen: Savage Beauty will close it's doors and become the UK's most popular paid exhibition of all time. Those leaving the V&A are buzzing (their complimentary Horn of Plenty masks sure to frighten the unsuspecting dog walker) but I cant help but wonder if a weekend planned around a show made a reality by...

Jurassic World: Summary & Review

Keeping with the usual Jurassic Park unfolding of events, everything in Jurassic World goes to s*** very quickly, however, little is done to ensure we actually care about the outcome. Unlike its predecessors, the film boasts no interesting characters - any 3D is limited to highlighting dinosaur acrobatics, while the remaining cardboard cut outs converse awkwardl...

Hayfever

Model: Kimmy Taylor. Photography: Nicole Jones ...

Orly Cogan & her personal mythologies

Orly Cogan is an artist based in New York who works primarily in textiles, using found tablecloths as a canvas. Her intimate, story-like pieces seek to challenge feminine archetypes - drug and cake consumption are some of the unsuspected gems that hide in plain sight within the girlish patterns. Evolving "from the personal mythology of my memories", her use of vintage fabrics extend this mythology...

Kopano & Fatal Attraktion

   Kopano, or Jemma Bradford is a young performer from Australia who is flying to Sydney in July to star as Sophia her first feature length film, Fatal Attraktion. I've been following Kopano for a while, and have always found myself impressed with her music, so I'm excited to see her branch into acting. Directed by Damiano Dentice, the film's Kickstarter page summarises: "FATAL...