Volume Magazine

STRANGE ATTRACTION curated by Emily Purser opens tomorrow night, Thursday 19 March 2015 6.30pm to 8.30pm featuring work by Vanessa Mitter, Lana Locke, Eleanor Moreton, Andrew Mania, Lady Lucy and Hannah Campion.

A.P.T Gallery: 20th March - 5th April, 2015

Curator's panel discussion and SLAM (South London Art Map) last Fridays opening: 27th March 6.30pm to 8.30pm

Gallery opening hours: 12.00-5.00pm Thursday to Sunday

Visit www.volumemag.blogspot.com for further info

London based singer/songwriter Patrick J Price blends his poetic wordplay and unmistakable tone with hard-hitting, bass/synth led pop that is bound to leave you wondering, who is this man? After years of development and fine tuning, this remarkable young artist is about to jump out of the woodwork with his debut EP - T'day. Written and recorded at Sarm Studios (home to Bob Marley's Exodus) with his band of multi-talented musicians and producers, the EP is set to drop in September, and when it does, you'll understand why he's waited all this time to let you in. Volume has got the exclusive first play of the hauntingly beautiful track Seed from the EP. Listen up!

https://soundcloud.com/patrickjprice/seed-rough-mix

THIS SUNDAY GIRL EFFECT WILL GO LIVE at The Truman Brewery - GET INVOLVED. Volume is going down with sisters IT OUT at www.girleffectlive.com

On Sunday 20th July 2014, join a day of celebration, creation and conversation about the power of girls to break the cycle of global poverty. Throughout the day there will be spoken word performances, comedy, live graffiti, Slambassadors UK workshops, nail art by Wah Nails, limited edition necklaces from Tatty Devine, the exclusive 'Girls Reframed' exhibition, an immersive theatre experience with artistic consultancy provided by Punchdrunk Enrichment and many more surprises. In the evening there's the opportunity to celebrate the potential of girls all around the world and the achievements of the day at Village Underground. Come along, be inspired and join the movement.

This week Volume received a copy of the new publication by Austin Wilde - the fabulously titled - A Large Can of Whoopass. With 13 short stories each accompanied by the author's own often humorous and always beautiful illustrations, each short promises to take you on a journey of laughter, sadness and curiosity. Wilde's way with words has sealed an accomplished collection of works that shows a rare sensitivity to family and friendships in London and beyond. Volume met the author some years ago and published his short, Flat Eric, in our Black and White issue. We are honoured to say that we are the first publication to have put Wilde's work in print. A Large Can of Whoopass is available to buy in all very good bookstores in London. For more info visit www.thejudasgoat.tumblr.com and www.awwilde.co.uk

is the new exhibition featuring Kevin Morosky , Gillian Wearing, Annie Mackin, Duval Timothy and Nastasia Alberti. Presented by Annin Arts check www.anninarts.com for further info 21 June - 5 July

Another perfect image from GIRL, our super sassy shoot featured in The Girls Issue, 2012. Photograph by Neil Francis Dawson and styling by Amy Bannerman