Author: Sally A. Edwards
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This isn’t just a magazine, this is a creative odyssey, highly curated, carefully written and finely designed coffee table book-style publication. BLAG is made purely by two people. Its a big undertaking and the content is finely tuned. The completed line-up’s content is being edited. Writing and design is underway. Pre-orders are being taken here.…
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Refik Anadol will be the art cover for this edition and we couldn’t be more thrilled. We’ll take a dive into not only Refik Anadol’s new show, ‘Echoes of the Earth: Living Archive’ now on at the Serpentine but also discover the similarities of data to human minds, the enormity of Refik’s works. Sally A.…
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Lashana Lynch is Sally A. Edwards’ first face-to-face film cover interview since the hiatus with a stunning photoshoot by Sarah J. Edwards. The interview is like nothing you’ve read before and may not anywhere else. It’s passionate and soulful. The interview effectively time travels back and forth looking at key moments that changed trajectories. We…
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Paul Matthews, a regular family man played by Nicolas Cage, experiences a sudden change in his life when countless strangers begin to see him in their dreams. However…
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Sally A. Edwards met Julian Casablancas in Manchester when he was on his first solo tour promoting, Phrazes for the Young. The two discussed creativity, success and collaborations.
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Sally A. Edwards wanted to do something very special for Sam Riley’s feature for his lead role as Joy Division’s Ian Curtis, in Anton Corbin’s film, Control. We won’t give it away yet, but think you’ll love the results. The original story was first published in BLAG Vol. 2 Nø 9 print edition in 2008.
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Sally A. Edwards met Nelly Furtado for our BLAG cover to celebrate her album, ‘Loose’ back in 2006. Here, for the first time online is the conversation and shoot where Nelly and Sally take you right into the studio and the creative process of making a little bit of history.