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Solid Bond Venture Builder invests £250,000 in 3D events solution PixelMax - Vimarsana News

Solid Bond Venture Builder invests £250,000 in 3D events solution PixelMax

by Charlie Spargo Solid Bond Venture Builder, which operates within Exchange at Enterprise City, has supported a range of startup businesses taking part in the support programme. The investment vehicle invested in three of the Exchange programme's first cohort of startups, including PixelMax, a 3D events and conferencing solution, which received the largest sum. £250,000 was given to PixelMax, while Mapmate - an app for discovering new friends nearby - received £40,000. It has also invested £150,000 in Veo World, contributing to the total £300,000 investment which was announced today. So...

Under The Radar - Record Collector Magazine - Vimarsana News

Under The Radar - Record Collector Magazine

/ 28 January 2021 929 Views Steve Ellis had one of the great 60s voices, rivalling Steves Marriott and Winwood for the crown of the UK’s king of soul. As the leader of Love Affair, he came to prominence in 1968 when, aged just 17, he reached the UK No 1 with Everlasting Love, a cover of the Robert Knight song from the previous year. He was the only member of the band to actually appear on the record. He then secured a further four Top 20 hits with the group: Rainbow Valley, A Day Without Love, One Road and Bringing On Back The Good Times, before he quit in December ’69 am...

Kwesi Botchway's Defiant Figures Examine the Black Experience - Vimarsana News

Kwesi Botchway's Defiant Figures Examine the Black Experience

Featured in Kwesi Botchway’s Defiant Figures Examine the Black Experience At Gallery 1957, London, the Ghanaian artist explores Stuart Hall's theory that cultural identity 'belongs as much to the future as it does to the past' The past five years have seen a proliferation of Black faces and Black bodies – indeed, Black stories – in contemporary art. This is historical catch-up at full tilt. Ghanaian artist Kwesi Botchway’s solo show, ‘Becoming as well as Being’, is a riotous explosion on the London art scene. Co-curated by Ekow Eshun, the exhibition derives its t...

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