tonysonepicaday:

Stunning glass pieces by @candyflippa Soon to be exhibited (see event below).

MOVEMENT AND LIGHT

Celebrating Ten Years of Studio Glass

Celebrating its tenth anniversary as a group of emerging and internationally renowned glass artists, Just Glass presents a stimulating exhibition of the best of studio glass from its membership, including work from International

Festival of Glass Biennale Winners: Max Jacquard (2006) and Tracy Nicholls

(2008).

The show focuses on the complex and symbiotic relationship between movement and light, captured in glass as it can be in no other medium. Use of form, texture and colour come together to embody an amazing fluidity and luminosity.

Just Glass’ members’ work comes in many forms and dimensions and draws on a range of glass-making techniques, designed for a multitude of uses. The show makes a strong statement about the fundamental aesthetics of our chosen material. During the exhibition there will be demonstrations and gallery talks by the artists.

Participating Artists Include: Alison Allum, Alex Archbold, Kirsty Brooks, Phillipa Candy,

Kathlyn Collins, Diana Dias Leao, Sally Dunnett, Matt Durran, Shirley Eccles, Celia Goodman, Kim Gorman, Tanya Gregory, Julia Hayward, Su Herbert, Anne Holly, Ingrid Hunter, Max Jacquard, Julie Light, Caitlin Mackesy Davies, Caroline McGuigan, Brett Manley, Caroline Moiret, Wendy Newhoffer, Tracy Nicholls, Lesley Parsons, Jacque Pavlosky, Harriet Pelham, Nicola Ransom, Ritsuko Uechi, Angela Thwaites, Mandy Treptow, Stuart Turnbull, Helene Uffren, Joanna Waddy, Jean Wallace, Rachel Welsman, Annie White, Christine Withers, Myra Wishart and Carol Wong

Venue: The Stables Gallery, Orleans House, Riverside, Twickenham TW1 3DJ

Dates: Thursday 6 June 2013 - Sunday, 28 July 2013

Open: Tuesday to Saturday, 1.30pm - 5.30pm

Sunday & Bank Holidays, 2.00pm - 5.30pm

Contact for further information and images: Su Herbert Tel: 020 8748 7704

www.just-glass.co.uk

If you can make it….go xx

karinasonepicaday:

Karina Evans

This Story Has No Name

Short story

If she knew she was going to die now, she’d have lived more carefully. Lived more cynically, perhaps. More precisely. She’d have loved more, hated more, taken more. She’s here now though, right here, right now, exhaling stolen breaths…

Fantastic writing

meyoucantsee:

It would be so easy just to slip,

A pill, a sip, a pill, a sip.

Until oblivion.

I cannot feel my skin, my bones…just pain and tears and misplaced fears and I quickly swallow them away.

A sip, a pill and that’s my fill.

I’m all better now.

mashie1964:

I hear from time to time that motor bikes are dangerous. The truth is that riding a motorbike can be hazardous, but it is my opinion that it is not the bikers themselves, it’s other road users in the vast majority of biking related incidents on the roads. Here’s how:

I passed my…

All road users should read this….

karinasonepicaday:

He hated Play Doh. He bit me because I wouldn’t buy him a power ball. He argued with me when I bought his sister a chocolate bar that cost 10p more than his. He needed every single Pokemon card there was. He collected three Spider-Man sticker books because the first two got creased. He has two…

thingyschild:

Darkness ascends.

Fantastic shot. Absolutely beautiful!

durrak:

Anyone who bothers to read this will remember that a couple of weeks ago I posted about Juniors Dad having cancer. His cancer (of the oesophagus) was found by chance when he was having treatment for a stomach ulcer.
My immediate reaction to this news was to look it up on the Internet (never a…

Nachos & very hot chillies….with @chrissypeekaboo. She’s a sexy kurwa ;-) #mypicwhenever #merlotmadness

debsmarsden:

On a train. Again.

I am beyond bored of the routine of my life.

In many ways my life is constructed of nothing but sheer chaos. But always draped around the same timetable of inevitability.

Get up. Eat porridge. Drink tea. Throw handfuls of water at face. Brush teeth. Draw strategic lines on my…