Clearly I am a very lazy blogger, it being over a year since I last blogged, but it isn't every day, or in fact any day, except today, that I get to say, I am reviewed in the Guardian.
www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2019/oct/03/sneaker-fans-clamour-for-adidas-designers-lace-up-tribute-to-home-town-blackburn
And it couldn't've come at a better time. As a low paid worker, I, like so many of my proletariat sisters and brothers, have been hit hard by Tory austerity and today I was signed up to fairbite, a food club organised by Cambridge City Foodbank. Redcar opened the first such shop and Cambridge City, using a similar model, is only the second of its kind in the country.
Anyway, the mention I get is in a piece about the British Textiles Biennial. My Jane Hellings is a Slag Banner is in an exhibition in Pendle, Lancashire, where I will be at the weekend, with fellow Sew Angry Activists, for a weekend of workshops and events. And where I shall raise a glass, or in my case, a mug of tea, to Slags and Foodbanks everywhere.
www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2019/oct/03/sneaker-fans-clamour-for-adidas-designers-lace-up-tribute-to-home-town-blackburn
And it couldn't've come at a better time. As a low paid worker, I, like so many of my proletariat sisters and brothers, have been hit hard by Tory austerity and today I was signed up to fairbite, a food club organised by Cambridge City Foodbank. Redcar opened the first such shop and Cambridge City, using a similar model, is only the second of its kind in the country.
Anyway, the mention I get is in a piece about the British Textiles Biennial. My Jane Hellings is a Slag Banner is in an exhibition in Pendle, Lancashire, where I will be at the weekend, with fellow Sew Angry Activists, for a weekend of workshops and events. And where I shall raise a glass, or in my case, a mug of tea, to Slags and Foodbanks everywhere.
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