A fantastic display featuring the many talents of Ian and Vala of The Lindstrom Effect. Running through August 2010, their works focus mainly of film and pseudo-science and are sure to bring a we smile to your face!
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A fantastic display featuring the many talents of Ian and Vala of The Lindstrom Effect. Running through August 2010, their works focus mainly of film and pseudo-science and are sure to bring a we smile to your face!
Crochet installation by Vala Jonsdotter from The Lindstrom Effect for the Broughton Deli Art exhibition in 2010.
Curated by Nicky Brooks
The Lindstrom Effect’s stunning exhibition at The Broughton Deli in Edinburgh.
Moustached Gent prints and various photography, illustration and crocheted installation filled the space with colour, bold monochrome and humour.
Shelf detail from the Merry Menagerie Christmas exhibition at The Broughton Deli, Edinburgh.
Placematts and Cushions for the 2010 exhibition in Broughton Deli titled “Self Catering”
Placemates by Susie Maroon
Cushions by Doublethink Designs
Curated by Nicky Brooks
Photography by Andrew JL Ansell
A series of wooden blocks designed by Nicky Brooks and made incolaboration with Sharon Kirby. Based on portraiture of Henry VIII Wives.
Part of the Self Catering Exhibition at Broughton Deli Art in 2010.
Curated by Nicky Brooks
Photography by Andrew JL Ansell
Broughton Deli Art Exhibition title Self Catering freaturing cabinets of curiosities. This exhibition was shown in 2010.
Featuring Julia Douglas.
Curated by Nicky Brooks
Photography by Andrew JL Ansell
The Broughton Deli, Barony Street. Delicious Food and home to a series of Exhibitions from back in the day! First show was called Self Catering and it involved creating display areas within the deli. It was a wonderful project to be part of, still so greatful to all the artists and makers who participated and to Ailith and Ewan for giving me the space to host exhibitions.