By Phil_Williams, on July 29th, 2010
Tuttle as in the Tuttle Club, named for the man from Terry Gilliam’s epic, Brazil:
Confused? Of course you are, it’s a Terry Gilliam film! To lift the fog of uncertainty, here’s a quote from the Tuttle Club themselves:
What is Tuttle? Tuttle started in London but there are now over 20 Tuttles in the UK and [...]
By Fiona_Hanley, on May 9th, 2010
Our virtual worlds are not innocent – the hybrid spaces we inhabit have real world consequences. These consequences change the very nature of the real world that we live in, change the very structure of the city we work in, dictate the very roads that are open for us to take. Tracing Mobility 2010
I am always [...]
By Susi_Oneill, on May 5th, 2010
Welcome to an election-free week here on Creative Nottingham. If contemplating the polls is making you want to take out your eyes with toothpicks, we’ve plenty to keep you in the creative loop this week with new blogger Fiona Hanley holding the editorial ropes, and new guest bloggers joining the team to be announced very [...]
By Charlotte_Thomson, on April 26th, 2010
Creative Nottingham Image Competition
Calling all artists, illustrators, designers, textiles artists, sculptors, digital artists, photographers and all other creative souls! Creative Nottingham is holding a competition to find images representing ‘Creative Nottingham’ which will become a key part of Creative Nottingham’s first print marketing campaign to be distributed around Nottingham and the East Midlands area .
Closing [...]
By Phil_Williams, on April 16th, 2010
Seats won by the Lib Dems during last nights debate. Not really, it's the TERRIFYING CLOUD OF ASH! Image courtesy of BBC News
After the excitement of the televised leaders’ debate last night (clue: like a posh version of the Jeremy Kyle Show) and the terror of the volcanic ash hovering over Europe (they had a [...]
By Phil_Williams, on March 19th, 2010
…and not a journalist in sight. Hack, in this sense, refers not to that colloquialism beloved of the film noir genre, but to the practice of re-purposing items in a way their makers never intended. Ostensibly it applies to what can broadly be called ‘tech gubbins’, though increasingly one is known as a ‘hacker’ if [...]