Tales of the Suburbs Ina Rilke craving freedom whilst feeling trapped

craving freedom whilst feeling trapped

in 1962 with her husband Tim Hartigan where they farmed and reared their six children

circles back to those fleeting moments ofrebellious girlhood with verve and humour

the editor

plugged-in anxieties of a post-Great Recession generation and the resources of traditional art history…Nelson’s compositions display the techniques and attitudes of a restless generation

Tales of the Suburbs Ina Rilke craving freedom whilst feeling trappedAs a boy growing up in the Black Countrydrained grey by Mrs Thatchers steely policiesJamie dreams of escape to a magical metropolis where he can rub shoulders with the mythical creatures who inhabit the pages of his Smash Hits. Although, his hometown is not without characters and Jamies life not without dramascourtesy of a cast of West Midlands divas led by his mother, Gloria. Her one liners are as colourful as the mohair cardies she carries off with