Although her background is in mainstream magazines, Amelia Gregory always wanted to produce something more personal - from which urge the unique and intimate Amelia's Magazine was created. Now she has brought crowdfunding into play to allow the publication of a uniquely crafted book and series of art prints. Theartsdesk's Peter Culshaw met her at her print exhibition to find out more - see what he discovered over on the Bruichladdich site.
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We Made It: Publisher and Curator Amelia Gregory
Gold leaf and alchemical processes feed into a unique view of publishing
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