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12:02 PM April 21, 2021
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12:03 PM April 21, 2021
The Babylon Gallery and gift shop, on Ely’s riverside, reopens on Friday April 23 with the No Frost at Night exhibition. Amber s sculptures are pictured.
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Five artworks created in response to a 1963 weather diary written by lifelong Soham resident Betty Mann form the first exhibition at Babylon Gallery in Ely as it re-opens post-lockdown on Friday April 23.
Visitors to the No Frost at Night exhibition - inspired by The Big Freeze of 63 - can expect to see variations on the winter landscape with abstract depictions of mist, frost, ice and snow.
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Featuring discarded work only, ICBQ magazine wants to talk about rejection as a designer
Founded by a group of six from Falmouth University, ICBQ is now in its fifth issue and features work from emerging and industry names alike, including Yarza Twins, Happy Little Accidents and Jun Lin.
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In 2018 a group of graphic design students from Falmouth University joined forces to create a magazine titled
ICBQ. Based on the idea of providing a space to house all of their discarded work – plus a combined interest in magazines, books and print design –
ICBQ is a publication comprising elements that may never have seen the light of day otherwise. “Bits from projects that hadn’t made the cut, odd images that littered our desktops, experiments from workshops and so on,” says Alex Bassett, one of six designers involved in the project. “These conversations eventually crossed over and we soon made the first issue of