The works of Brighton real film photographer Toby Mason and Margate printed furniture designer Zoe Murphy will share space in the former’s North Laine home as part of the Brighton Artists Open House Festival this May
When we spotted Diane Chandler’s up-cycled dolls’ head cactus planters at the Johnny Loves June Vintage & Handmade Fair in Shoreham, we had to find out more…
When antiques expert Alex MacArthur closed her eponymous Kemptown shop after seven years, she opened the doors of her theatrical four-storey Regency home to act as a invite-only showroom for her finds.
While her school friends’ bedroom walls were plastered were pictures of Duran Duran in the 1980s, owner of The Picture Emporium Sam Hart “had a weird collection of Victorian grannies” on hers. Easy to see then, how over two decades later she can be found selling vintage prints in Department Flea Market.
Royal College of Art graduate Karen Mabon’s hand-drawn, digitally-printed silk scarves deserve to be framed and displayed as a piece or art as much as tied around your neck.
Brighton photographer Iona Hodgson of My Vintage Portrait has teamed up with Powder Beauty Boutique to offer make-overs and photoshoot sessions at the beauty salon on Saturday 4 May.
Hannah Carrick blogs at www.abrightonbelle.blogspot.co.uk and last year won a competition to model for Dollydagger. Here she answers our questions on all things Brighton and vintage…
