A networking group set up by Bangor artists and creatives to share ideas, opportunities and banter. Anyone can join. All are welcome.
You don't need to live in Bangor, (but it helps! - *groan*). We plan to meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays (hence f
22/09/2024
This week's cartoon portrays local band Snow Patrol, signing copies of their new album in Bangor's Bending Sound record store. The album has gone straight in at No.1 in the UK charts. I believe signed copies of my cartoon are being delivered to the band this weekend
03/05/2024
Friday 17th May in Crescent Arts Centre! Yeoooooo!
TICEKTS - https://crescentarts.org/events/joby-fox-
16/03/2024
When Music and Politics Collide - Imagine! Belfast Music’s role in shaping and reflecting the political landscape
20/01/2024
Rest Time.
11/12/2022
Here is a song called -NO HOME which will be on general released from 1st feb 2203 . I wrote this song about the Irish famine.
No Home will be the first single of the album .
“I once was hawk now I’m a dove “
It struck me that we ( The Irish ) are well placed to understand the world of refugees as it wasn’t that long ago we were refugees ourselves.
www.jobyfox.com to listen to the whole album
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No Home / famine song by Joby Fox (Official video) No Home, written and performed by Joby Fox. Produced, mixed and mastered by Søren Mikkelsen in Medley Studios Copenhagen.No Home is from the 2023 album 'I On...
06/11/2022
Waiting.
20/01/2021
Irish artists addressing the Nations
ADDRESSING THE NATIONS - Wednesday 20 January ‘It is not what we go through but our response that makes a difference.’ Alice McCullough, Addressing the Nations2020 has been the year of the televised addr...
18/06/2020
Three new Covid Awareness poster designs I've created for Bangor's downtown creative Hub, Boom Studios. Great art direction from Marianne Kennerley!
12/03/2019
Artist Contracts: Protecting yourself by being prepared
Tuesday 19 March, 6-9pm
Ards Arts Centre, Newtownards
£5 / £10 (Non-members)
Are you prepared for when something goes wrong?
In their professional lives, artists enter into many contracts: they sell their works; they provide services to organisations; they are commissioned to produce new works; they exhibit in galleries; they give permission to reproduce their works for various purposes. All of these activities involve entering into contracts. In fact, virtually all professional dealings of the artist will involve the question of contract. And when something goes wrong in those dealings, and the artist seeks advice, the first issue that must be addressed is; “Was there a valid contract?”