by Devil’s Food Cake
Uniforms. Jocks. Screaming and shouting. Team spirit, fields, running and jumping and scoring – oh my! There’s a lot to be said for a good round of sport – whether you’re participating or watching. There’s also a lot to be said about the movies that depict these sports – there’s nothing like [...]
by Florentine
Here’s a question. What do you get if you cross a curious young girl, a concert piano and an ever-so-slightly psychopathic flatmate? One big fat lesbian mess, that’s what. Highly Strung is the debut feature of extremely promising French writer-director Sophie Laloy, which tells the story of 20 year old Marie (Judith Davis – [...]
by Lemon Tart
Rachel Bevis is a bit multi-talented – not only is she DJing at our night tomorrow (aka Gay for Disco), she’s also displaying her fantastic photography at the party.
Introducing Rachel… in her own words…
by Lemon Tart
Kat Green is a brilliant photographer who mainly shoots bands and singers, in an up-close-and-personal-kinda-way. She’s always massively playful with locations, and makes colours BANG to ensure her work fizzes with tension. You can see her work tomorrow at our party, but in the mean time, we’ll let Kat tell you a little [...]
by Devil’s Food Cake
There’s something very quietly powerful about Louise Pomeroy’s work. The first time I saw something she’d done, I was gripped – it’s the kind of stuff that makes you sit up and take notice and really think. But while a lot of effective work seems to scream things at you, looking at one of Louise’s pieces is like having a small child take you by the hand and … Continue Reading
by Lemon Tart
I met Laura Pannack, 24, just over a year ago through a mutual friend when I still worked as a picture editor. She said, “I know this photographer, you should meet her – her work’s really beautiful.” And I thought, yeah yeah everyone knows a photographer who they think is great… … Continue Reading
by Sticky Toffee Pudding
Next up in TMC house of fun is the superbly talented, award winning Mark Karl Hughes. Mark studied at the prestigious Central St Martins College of Art and Design, famous for such notable alumni as the late Alexander McQueen and M.I.A. Not content with just art and illustration, Mark has also carved a career for himself in fashion design and launched his very own hat collection last year. … Continue Reading
by Lemon Tart
So, time for artist number two… Jo Scotcher is a super talented London-based set and costume designer, who’s creating the installation pieces for our party on Saturday.
Read on, dear readers, read on… … Continue Reading
by Sticky Toffee Pudding
As the geekily installed timer to your right will tell you, here at TMC we are counting down the seconds to our next offering of heaped up, cake smeared, riotous good times. Yes that is (drum roll please)… The Most Cake// Art Party. As the lovely Florentine has informed you all, this time a night of drunken revelry against a backdrop of feel good tunes is just not enough, this time we invite you to be dazzled, to be engaged, and to be captivated by sparkly things as we showcase a variety of London’s up and coming artist talent. I’m literally bouncing off the walls in excitement (I may have bruised my elbows). … Continue Reading
by Devil’s Food Cake, Lemon Tart and Black Forest Cake
Last night was a night of excess. There were margaritas and chocolate cake and various kinds of curry. And tigers. … Continue Reading
by Fairy Cake
It’s a regular comedy jamboree this week on The Most Cake. First lezzie stand-up Zoe Lyons and now genius monkey-botherer Miss Nina Conti.
Comedy fans amongst you may already be familiar with ventriloquist Nina, who sidled onto the comedy scene back in the early 00’s, snapping up The BBC New Comedy award for Best Act in 2002. … Continue Reading
by Lemon Tart
A undeniably good night at Dalston’s blue-painted womb, Visions. All to the tune of eighties ditties, Flashdance on repeat on the joint’s old TVs, and cider being slurped down in extra-healthy quantities. … Continue Reading
by Petit Fours
I was just reading an article on Platform magazine about Grindr, the iPhone app for gay men which helps them find other gay men nearby to have boy sex with. One thing caught my eye though – a little comment asking why there was no lesbian version. And why indeed? Do you want one? Tell us in the poll below, but first let me explain how this cruisey little app works. … Continue Reading
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