This work by sculptor Alex Chinneck was installed for one week in Tinsley on Sheffield Road as a taster for his proposals of more permanent work alongside the Sheffield Canal. Local residents and school children were invited to see the sculpture and to meet the artist.
More images of this sculpture in monochrome over on Postcard Cafe HERE
See more wonderful work from Alex on his website HERE
The hands and wonderful work of Sheffield based ceramic artist Amberlea McNaught
For anyone wishing to see Amberlea’s work close up, Amberlea will be at the Sheffield Ceramics Festival on Saturday 23rd & Sunday 24th September 2017. Take a look at her website for other upcoming exhibitions and shows around the UK
Click HERE to visit Amberlea’s website
Click any thumbnail to enter the gallery of full size images
Click HERE to view images of Grosvenor House Hotel before demolition.
Photographs taken between 3-25 February 2017
Opened in 1966 the Grosvenor House Hotel was a familiar landmark on the Sheffield city skyline. Demolition began in 2016 and the hotel, car park and shops that were on the same site finally became dust in 2017.
Click HERE to view a set of images taken in 2016 of the car park located beneath the main hotel building.
Watch the wonderful 1966 Movietone News film footage of the hotel below
This billboard billboard is part of the Everything Flows exhibition at the Millennium Gallery.
The image of the empty billboard was taken in Greece by Victoria Lucas in 2012 during the height of the financial crash.
Billboard Billboard I is HERE
This billboard billboard is part of the Everything Flows exhibition at the Millennium Gallery.
The image of the empty billboard was taken in Greece by Victoria Lucas in 2012 during the height of the financial crash.
Lady’s Bridge is the oldest bridge to cross the River Don in Sheffield. It is also the name of the album released by Richard Hawley in 2007.
Read about the Bridge HERE
Listen HERE to the album track Tonight The Streets Are Ours.
Bonus song fact: Tonight The Streets Are Ours featured in the opening scenes of Banksy’s film Exit Through The Gift Shop.
This photograph was taken on Saturday 1st July 2017. Sadly on that day after 48 years of trading the shop closed their doors for the last time.
Inside Rare & Racy Vol I HERE
Inside Rare & Racy Vol II HERE
Inside Rare & Racy Vol III HERE
Inside Rare & Racy Vol IV HERE
Inside Rare & Racy Vol V HERE
Inside Rare & Racy Vol VI HERE
Inside Rare & Racy Vol VII HERE
Rare & Racy shop front HERE
The Rare & Racy website is HERE
Sadly after 48 years of trading Rare & Racy closed their doors for the last time on Saturday 1st July 2017.
Follow the links below to Postcard Cafe see more photographs inside Rare & Racy
Inside Rare & Racy Vol I HERE
Inside Rare & Racy Vol II HERE
Inside Rare & Racy Vol III HERE
Inside Rare & Racy Vol IV HERE
Inside Rare & Racy Vol V HERE
Inside Rare & Racy Vol VI HERE
Rare & Racy shop front HERE
The Rare & Racy website is HERE
I do not know the names of the photographers responsible for the two images featured in this photograph. If anyone knows the identity of the people responsible please leave a note in the comments. I will be happy to credit them here.
482 London Road, Sheffield, S2 4HP
Last week on what may well be his last visit to Rare & Racy Phlegm erased his previous painting on the shop front and replaced it with a skull and crossbones. Yesterday, sadly after 48 years of trading Rare & Racy closed it’s doors for the last time
The erased artwork can be seen HERE and on the previous blog post on this site HERE
