Nostalgia or the norm? Unpacking the curious case of vinyl’s long play

“Vinyl’s back!” those of us over the age of 30 still casually proclaim in conversation, blissfully ignorant to the fact that it’s been back for over a decade now. Some might argue it never really went away. One of four of my 7” vinyl boxes, collected through the 2000s vinyl ‘dark age’. “A decade! Surely that can’tContinueContinue reading “Nostalgia or the norm? Unpacking the curious case of vinyl’s long play”

Wild In Art’s sculpture trails make the fun of collecting accessible to all

If you’ve lived in the UK during the past 15 years you’ve probably seen, at the very least, one in a series of sculptures curated by Wild In Art. The business works with local partners to create public art trails, using identical sculptures painted by a range of artists. Embedded in the concept is the spiritContinueContinue reading “Wild In Art’s sculpture trails make the fun of collecting accessible to all”