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canvas is yours to fill.
Volume is not owned by anyone except you – it’s up to you to do your bit, to
make yourself known, to turn up the volume on your unique brand of creativity.
Everything you see here is donated by you.
A letter from the editors
Volume Magazine is a quarterly publication that exists purely to publish and promote new
artists, writers, designers and musicians. We aim to support as many new creatives as
possible by showcasing work and providing free space to exhibit.
This season we came to sunny Birmingham to scout creative talent. We discovered a
massive creative scene bubbling with exciting new works. The aim of our partnership with
Aston Villa FC is to unite sport with the arts and embody this in a publication. Both things
inform, educate and entertain within a community, but the two rarely meet. We’ve done this
issue to introduce these two worlds to each
other in the hope that they might work as
one in the future.
We have really enjoyed putting this issue
together and feel lucky to have been exposed
to so much new creativity. Volume wouldn’t
be possible without the help of a wonderful
network of contributors. Their time, attention
to detail and remarkable ideas have been
staggering. We would like to thank each
and every individual for supporting our
cause by submitting work; (we couldn’t
do it without you). If you would like to join
this creative network or find out more about contributing your own style to our pages,
visit us online at www.volume-magazine.com
CONTRIBUTORS
Suzanne Alphonse, George Benson, James Bourne, Sam Burrows, Charlie Chin, Richard Clay, Julia Corsaro, Peter Day, Morag Dickson,
Giovanni ‘Spoz’ Esposito, Sean Farrell, Professor Stephen Farthing RA, James Fisher, Iain Grant, Stephen Harper, Chris Keenan, Newso, Sunil
Makan, Sophia Mills, Harriet Moss, Kerrie-Ann Murphy, Nathalie Olah, James O’Raw, Faith Pearson, Dave Piper, Claire Pepper, Mike Perrins,
Pascoe Sabido, Michelle Turton and Matt Windle.
VOLUME WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE
Aston Villa Football Club, Randy Lerner, Lizy Burrows, Professor Stephen Farthing RA, Duncan Riddle, Sam Burrows, Claire Pepper, Charlie Chin, Kerrie-Ann Murphy, Pascoe
Sabido, Bram Hendriks, Georgia Broaders, Humphrey Ocean and Mark Fisher.
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