Glovewatch: The Lost Gloves of Seething – Robin Hutchinson

February 19, 2016March 6, 2017albanlow Tags: Chapbook, glovewatch, poster, Robin Hutchinson, Seething Leave a comment

In December 2014 a single glove started a passion. Robin Hutchinson just wondered how many single gloves there might be lost in the Surbiton area. To discover an answer he asked people via Facebook to look for and record any sightings. Over a period of five months 819 were spotted. In November 2015 Robin decided to repeat the experiment but introduced a ‘glove spotting’ season running from the 1st of December to the 31st January.

The result from the Glovewatch 2015/16 Season is a remarkable 692 Lost Gloves of Seething.
If you want to join in the 2016/17 season then ‘like’ the Glovewatch – The Lost Gloves of Seething page on Facebook.

Note to readers – Seething is a ‘state’ dedicated to using creativity to bring people together. It is open to everyone to join in whenever and wherever they like. We believe that by creating things and bringing people together through that activity we can release talents and energies in our varied communities.

BUY Glovewatch 2016 (£2 + £1.20 P&P to UK Address)
Robin Hutchinson
Published February 2016
ISBN 978-1-910578-26-1
A6 Size,
Fold out A3 poster, 5 sides
Colour
Seething Chapbook 2
SLB035
£2

Pasta Prose 2016 – Robin Hutchinson

February 1, 2016March 6, 2017albanlow Tags: alban low, Alex Moss, Alphabetti Spaghetti Challenge, Andy Currums, Debbie Stubbington, Fairy, Hattie Thomas, Jack Dimes, Jackie Kaye, Josh Hayes, Louise Wood, Matthew Lloyd, Molly Freeman, Nick Chan, Noel Parachute, Pasta Prose, peter s smith, Phil Wood, Philippa Willes, Richard Stickney, Robin Hutchinson, Rose Theatre, Sam Brown, Seething, Simone Kay Leave a comment

Are you a pasta poet or spaghetti writer? Could you face the Alphabetti Spaghetti Challenge? One tin and twenty minutes to compose your best. When it’s over you can eat your own words – on toast. Every year as a way to combat ‘Blue Monday’, the most depressing day of the year, poets all over the world open tins of Alphabetti Spaghetti and get inspired.

The 2016 Alphabetti Spaghetti Challenge was held at Woody’s Bar in Kingston-upon-Thames on the 18th January 2016. The Hungry Poets included Philippa Willes, Simone Kay, Matthew Lloyd, Alex Moss, Louise Wood, Alban Low, Peter S Smith, Richard Stickney, Phil Wood, Hattie Thomas, Molly Freeman, Josh Hayes, Jack Dimes, Nick Chan, Sam Brown, Noel Parachute, Fairy, Jackie Kaye, Debbie Stubbington, Andy Currums.

Robin Hutchinson is a founding trustee/director of The Rose Theatre, Kingston, director of The Community Brain CIC and chair of the charity Creative Youth, organisers of the
International Youth Arts Festival in Kingston.

Pasta Prose 2016 is the first in a new chapbook series with the inspirational community of Seething. Seething is a State dedicated to using creativity to bring people together. It is open to everyone to join in whenever and wherever they like. They believe that by creating things and bringing people together you can release talents and energies in a community in a positive, engaging and sharing way. We support that philosophy whole heartedly here at Sampson Low.
Seething Website

BUY Pasta Prose (£2 + £1.20 P&P to UK Address)
Robin Hutchinson and the Hungry Poets
Published January 2016
ISBN 978-1-910578-23-0
A6 Size
16 printed pages
Colour
Seething Chapbook 1
SLB032
£2

5 Star Review *****
“If this isn’t the best volume of pasta prose I’ll eat my words.”
Tony Williams ‏
01/02/2016

The Exchange at Brunswick East

January 29, 2016January 29, 2016albanlow Tags: Bryan Benge, Chapbook, Francesca Albini, Hungry Poets, peter s smith, Robin Hutchinson, Stella Tripp, The exchange Leave a comment

On Tuesday 16th February 2016, 6pm we’ll be showing 5 of our creative chapbooks at the Official Opening of the Independent Artist Bookstore in Gillett Street, Dalston, London.

The Exchange is an independent artist bookstore formed from an (ever growing) collection of independently produced artists books, zines and comics from over 50 artists and arts collectives. All items within the collection are available for sale with all proceeds going directly to the artists (it’s important to know that not only do artists receive 100% of the money collected on their behalf from works sold, but that artists are not charged any fees to display/sell through The Exchange.It’s a rare Exchange for us artist folk, especially in the cutthroat capital.

Some of the Sampson Low authors will be there so come and join us. Afterwards why not visit The Vortex on Gillett Square to experience the inspirational Michelson Morley in concert.

Our chapbooks will be selling for £1 and include –
Dreamtime Reflections by Francesca Albini
Murmurations: A visual exploration of individuality and community by Stella Tripp
Vertical Prose by Peter S Smith
Adam’s Story by Bryan Benge
Pasta Prose 2016 by Robin Hutchinson and the Hungry Poets