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Ian Emes’ ‘French Windows’ and Pink Floyd’s ‘One of These Days’ at Ikon
Ian Emes’ video for Pink Floyd’s ‘One of These Days’, ‘French Windows’, is part of an exhibition at Birmingham’s Ikon gallery, until September 2010 Continue reading
Manu Sporny recommends me on LinkedIn
Andy not only excelled at providing technical feedback and review, but led several bold initiatives to standardize the classification of planetary-geo-location and living species on the web. Continue reading
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Daughters of Albion review
Andy Mabbett’s review of ‘Daughters of Albion’ at Birmingham Town Hall. Continue reading