Halloween by numbers
MUSE: 26 October 2010
Never ones to leave a party without the appropriately dramatic exit, we saw no reason why this edition should be anything less than spectacular
Shopping Habits
Krupa Solanki explores how the new spending cuts will affect our shopping habits
Ones to Watch: Where are they now?
The Nouse Fashion team look back at where they got it right … and wrong
Granny Shoppers
Sarah Barratt, an artist from the Norman Rea Galley, talks to Beth Walton about her ‘Granny Shoppers’
Arts in depth
“What do you mean he doesn’t do email?” – Sarah Bolwell explores the work of the elusive painter Douglas Binder as preparation gets underway for his new exhibition in York next month
Up and coming events
This November, internationally renowned artist Rob Ryan opens an exciting major exhibition of new paper cuts and screen prints. Displaying the whimsical beauty that we have all come to know and love, these new works capture the distinctive qualities of the evocative hand-crafted paper cut, drawing the viewer into Ryan’s world of romance
Chalices of the Past
Tom Killingbeck confronts York’s furtive electro-warlock Chalices of the Past
Future Sounds
In some unintentionally brilliant timing, the few bands in this week’s Future Sounds have all been described as part of a movement called ‘Witch House’
Scentless Apprentices
A grunge revival? Japanese Voyeurs tell Estella Adeyeri what it’s all about
Martin Simpson
Martin Simpson holds what must be the record for most BBC Radio 2 Folk Award nominations, but tonight there’s no sense of superiority or self-importance, either while he’s onstage or when wandering through the small crowd here beforehand and afterwards
Port-Royal
Ambient music is not one of genres that you would ever tip to go ‘big’. Bands like Boards of Canada and Stars of the Lid don’t often find themselves filling arenas or headlining Dronefest ’10
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