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Getgood Link: Craftspace Craft Collective | Created in Birmingham

Written by Nicky Getgood on Saturday, January 16th, 2010 ( Start discussion )
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Craftspace Craft Collective | Created in Birmingham – News that Craftspace will be in the Custard Factory’s Vaad Gallery on Saturday 23rd January, 12-6pm with a ‘Craft Collective event aimed at encouraging young people from inner-city Birmingham to develop their interest in craft.’ Craftspace say the project will ‘focus on ideas of guerrilla craft, DIY Craft and Craftivism’, which isn’t how I traditionally think of craft activities because I’m an old fuddy-duddy, so I’m guessing it’s a nice and fresh approach.

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More Gigbeth Linkage

Written by Nicky Getgood on Tuesday, November 11th, 2008 ( One response )
Tags: 4talent, catherinebray, catnip, consideritdone, davepiper, Digbethisgood, dropbeatsnotbombs, gigbeth, ianravenscroft, juliagilbert, links, peteashton, rhubarbradio, richbatsford, TheRainbow, toblog

4Talent Gigbeth stage round-up | 4Talent magazine – Ian Ravenscroft rounds up the 4Talent acts on Saturday night’s Gigbeth and gives much deserved acclaim to organiser Catherine Bray: ‘artistic innovation won a minor victory that night in the tiny Dragon Bar.’ He’s also posted some great photos from the Hot Monocles gig on Friday on his Flickr account.
Pete Ashton’s Gigbeth set on Flickr – Pete Ashton’s photos, mainly from the 4Talent gig so including Iain Woods, Rich Batsford and Einstellung.
Dave Piper – the photographer’s pics from the Gigbeth conference and gigs.
Rhubarb Radio’s Gigbeth & Drop Beats Marathon – their extensive coverage of the Gigbeth weekend. The Station Manager lost the keys, perhaps he was a bit tired? Tough – sleep is for wimps!
Rich Batsford’s Gigbeth and Drop Beats not Bombs – Review by pianist of Gigbeth and Drop Beats Not Bombs, which unlike the other gigs was packed.
Catnip’s Gigbeth band review – Julia Gilbert reviews the bands she saw at Gigbeth over the weekend, which included Iain Woods, Kano, Young Knives, Rich Batsford, The Keyboard Choir and the Sugarhill Gang.
A Long & Very Good Friday. at CID Music – John Mostyn reflects on Friday’s conference and evening Gigbeth gig for Consider It Done.