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Squidge Magazine // Photography, Art & Culture, Fashion, Music, New Media, Critique and Debate
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An online magazine, looking at many different aspects of Art & Culture, Photography, Fashion, Film, New Media, Debate and Critique. Featuring exclusive interviews with artists from around the world...
- Added on: May 21st, 2009
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: Squidge Magazine
- Listed in: Arts Lifestyle
- Tags: art Culture Photography feminism fashion ezine
Recent Posts
Sex, Music and Colour – Pop Life
You know there are some art exhibitions where you just don’t want to believe the hype. Pop Life at the Tate Modern was one of these. On the one hand I was really excited, though I don’t necessarily feel that pop art should be put up on the pedest...
Squidge goes to Eurogamer Leeds
On October 27th, I took a trip down to the newly introduced Leeds leg of the Eurogamer Games Expo to cock a snook. Now in its second year, Eurogamer acts as a mixture of showcase, mini careers fair and developer talks host for the general public to ...
Artwork from Minjae Lee
via: The Cool Hunter Amazing, jaw-dropping images from the 19-year old, South Korean Artist Minjae Lee. See his portfolio site here. ...
Fashion’s obsession with lips
It’s one of those recurring images in fashion magazines, the sensuously parted perfectly lipsticked mouth. From the pillar box red of the geisha’s stylised lips …...
SQUIDGE COMPETITION! Win one of 5 copies of the new Mario & Sonic game for the Nintendo DS (UK only)
(A thousand apologies, but due to various restrictions, we are only able to offer this competition to our UK readers) Squidge regular Ed recently interviewed Morgan Gibbons, the Artworker Manager for SEGA Europe, and those lovely folks at SEGA have o...
Morgan Gibbons Interview
Morgan Gibbons is an Artwork Manager for SEGA Europe. We spoke to him about his day to day work and his past as a graffiti artist in the early 90’s. Squidge Magazine: How did you get started in design? Morgan Gibbons: Well I guess you could thank ...
