Welcome to Boom+27 – Episode 07! Some of the highlights this episode include an on-set account with Cape Town band Peachy Keen, sitting down with Pretoria-based band Isochronous and our new What’s Your Story? with David Sieveking – director of encounters doccie “David Wants to Fly”. We’ve also got an awesome 3D video from Jon...
Presented at the London Street Photography Festival, happening throughout July, the Vivian Maier collection is a legacy that has seen it sold out and in demand. With thousands of photos yet to have eyes set upon them, Maier’s work is something of great mystery and interest to street photography enthusiasts worldwide.
Taking place on Sunday the 10th of July at the Walter Sisulu Botanical Garden JHB is the Old Mutual Music in the Gardens Concert where Zebra & Giraffe will be playing to your hearts delight. Read on to find out how to win a double ticket!
In Cannes, the tremendous excitement when discovering new talent is precious, but – let’s face it – there is nothing like that adrenaline rush when watching the latest film by an established director. Anticipation meets the joy of identifying styles and mannerisms; signifies and signifiers. A potential sense of trepidation of being disappointed is also...
In honour of International Reggae Day that took place on the 1st July 2011, one small seed met with local and international reggae artists to understand the roots of reggae culture, the message behind reggae music and to highlight the misconceptions surrounding reggae music and Rastafari culture.
Sir Paul McCartney has created the ultimate tribute to his late wife Linda, a book titledLinda McCartney: Life in Photographs.Read on to find out more and see footage of the London exhibition and hear what the McCartney family had to say.
Cults were once an unknown duo wrapped in obscurity. Then they uploaded their song ‘Go Outside’ onto a popular music website, where it went viral. Securing a record deal, Cults released their first album in May this year. one small seed contributor Adam Alexander gives an exclusive review.
Johannesburg Photographer, Graphic Designer and 3D Artist Bruce K. Cantrell consistently produces imagery that is rich and bold. His lastest album showcases a series of arresting photographs which he simply explains as Private Conceptual Shoots.
Images of the Week features two astounding visual delights every week from one small seed network.
Cape Town band Peachy Keen are surprising South Africa with their enigmatic blend of Rockabilly Punk. one small seed contributor Aimee Vogelsang visited Peachy Keen on the set of their new music video ‘Shot a man down’ for the following exclusive review.
Brooklyn-based indie rock band The Antlers have released their new album, entitled Burst Apart; to follow is an exclusive review by one small seed contributor Adam Alexander on this new release from The Antlers… Enjoy, and keep posted for more reviews by Adam.
In an industry where the emphasis has been on economy of cost and efficiency of production, it is utterly refreshing to find someone who flagrantly disregards both. Imbued with dollops of style and brain in equal measure, Jacqueline Nurse is setting the foundation for a new school of thought through her latest endeavour called The...
