A note from the editors…a call for submissions…New Cartography!
Hello faithful readers. A quick explanatory note, which hopefully will go some way to atone for and explain our comparative lack of activity in recent days… Last month, we [...]
New Wolf exhibition – Re:Thinking a City
Exhibition open Mon-Sat 11am-6pm Thursday evening drinks 6pm-9:30pm From June 11 – 16 2012 – The New Wolf’s online forum is made physical. Re:Thinking a City features a selection of [...]
May Preview
A couple of multi-disciplined events to mention, first off. The Bread and Roses Centennial Film Festival runs until May 13th at Studio Strike and features films, poetry and Q&As to [...]
April Preview
Ambika P3 utilises its vast space again by hosting a reworking of David Hall’s 1970s ‘101 TV sets’. The new exhibition End Piece… features 1001 Televisions broadcasting live analogue terrestrial [...]
March Preview
Art Sensus has quickly turned around an exhibition of the recently deceased photographer, Eve Arnold. Famous mostly for her Marilyn Monroe portraits, this exhibition also reveals her documentary work in [...]
Statement of intent and February preview
Big plans ahead for the New Wolf this month. Our wallpaper is beginning to fray and our long johns are becoming threadbare. And so, the decorators are in. On February [...]
What the Wolf watched in 2011
Honourable Mentions: Poetry; Hugo; Mysteries of Lisbon; Weekend; Cave of Forgotten Dreams; A Separation. 10. The Salt of Life Gianni Di Gregorio wrote the much-loved Gomorrah [2008], and used his [...]
January preview
Welcome to 2012! With a new year comes a new month and so we take our usual look at the cultural highlights in January, particularly for the Capital’s dwellers. Plus [...]
What the Wolf listened to in 2011
10: King Creosote & Jon Hopkins Diamond Mine Fife-born Kenny Anderson (King Creosote) and London-born producer Jon Hopkins were nominated for the Mercury Prize in 2011. Both considered it a [...]
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