Weekend Notes article: Field of Light, Albany
“Thousands of glass spheres on slender stems planted along the avenue at Albany Heritage Park by local volunteers, illuminating the tree-lined path with an artwork blooming at night like wildflowers after rain.” – Field of Light, Albany website Following on from the incredibly successful – and incredibly beautiful – Field of Light, Uluru, WA is getting
Magazine article: Collaborating with purpose
“Besides the thrill of working on a cool project together, we wanted to create something that would have impact and make a difference to the lives of others. As cheesy as that may sound, it was true, and the sheer joy of that spurred us along. And the more excited we became about the project,
Blog post for The Curb: Scribblers Festival crowdfunding campaign
Andrew, who owns, manages and curates The Curb, kindly gave me a platform to help spread the word about my client’s crowdfunding campaign. Scribblers Festival is looking to help 10 under-resourced schools attend next year’s Schools Program. Here’s a bit about it and how you can support it.
Goodbye my beautiful boy
– This is not a Little pink typewriter business post, but my boy deserves a blog post. – Today is the day I’ve been bracing myself for for months, possibly years… preparing to grieve… preparing to say goodbye to the most beautiful chocolate boy in the world. I’ve been trying to prematurely grieve, in the
Blog post for Weekend Notes Dublin
“Need an excuse to head to Kells for a weekend of literature, culture and arts – and then some? The Hinterland Festival is back! With a huge line-up of authors and artists, there’s something for everyone! What’s on? The festival will again serve up a mix of events about literature, sport, history, cookery, politics, journalism, architecture, the law, music,
Film review: Tea with the Dames for Weekend Notes
Transmission Films’ Tea with the Dames is pitched as “a unique celebration of the lives and careers of four of our most iconic actresses – Dame Eileen Atkins, Dame Judi Dench, Dame Joan Plowright and Dame Maggie Smith.” Given the title and the film’s promo poster of said Dames sitting all lady-like in a picturesque, quintessentially English