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ART OF ENGLAND MAGAZINE > It's like two Bill and Ted-esq space-time rejects are lost between the pages of a Ghostbusters comic and a teenage weird science video game

SPOONFED > The Girls are creating a photo-story magazine that incorporates Selfridges staff, customers and those bits of the department store that you never get to see unless you're super-important (or the janitor)

QYPE DOES LONDON > 'Mind the Gap' Women’s Art Movement group show

AMELIA'S MAGAZINE > 'The Women’s Art Movement show 'Mind the Gap', including artists The Girls, Pamela Morgan and Claire Freer, aims to tackle the issue of women’s depression and bring it 'above ground''

LOVE IS THE LAW INTERVIEW > 'Imagine a quintessentially English answer to Cindy Sherman, but double, and with something of the wit and chemistry of French and Saunders distilled by a camera'

VINTAGE AT GOODWOOD > Wayne Hemingway invited The Girls to stage ‘Garden Party’ at Goodwood Revival as part of a taster for his new festival

URBAN JUNKIES | MY LONDON > “For fourteen years now we have enjoyed wolfing down three courses for under a tenner at The Stockpot on Old Compton Street”

LISTED MAGAZINE

TRESPASS MAGAZINE COVER & FEATURE

CHROMA JOURNAL

AMELIA'S MAGAZINE FEATURE

LEXPOSURE INTERVIEW > ‘Dark humour, over-layering ideas and influences, a sense of nostalgia, femaleness, quirky Englishness’

LONDON EVENING STANDARD > 'Sexy, irreverent post-feminism. Think Angela Carter crossed with Cindy Sherman'

'No, this sunbather hasn't turned blue with the cold. She's celebrating the 50th birthday of the Smurfs'

BRITISH JOURNAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY > 'The Girls are back, this time marking the 50th anniversary of the Smurfs, in Readers' Wives style'

TIPPED LONDON > 'Themes oscillate between different dimensions of womanhood. They include gender, relationships, isolation and fun'

LONDONIST > 'Some of the photos are good enough to eat, but they sufficiently highlight some of the less palatable issues about the place of women in visual culture'

NUDE MAGAZINE > 'Saucy, vaguely pop-surrealist portrait photography and performance art'

AMELIA'S MAGAZINE > 'The Girls reference pop culture, the idea of Englishness, gender roles, nostalgia and desire in a fun yet also subtly dark way'

Taiwanese blog > ‘In Bed With The Girls’ show

INDIE QUARTER > ‘Sexy, colourful and deliciously deviant’

LONDON LE COOL > 'Life-size straw dolls in bed explore female relationships. Get into The Girls mental bed and indulge in a strange, funny, guilty visual feast'

AMELIA'S MAGAZINE > 'A rumbling of darkness ensures childhood naivety is undercut by a dramatic and slightly haunted adult perspective'

SPOONFED > 'There's one really funny picture of a vicar, eating a luxurious English high-tea off the body of a naked lady. Hee hee!'

MATCHBOX MAGAZINE > 'The perfect venue for notorious art surrealists The Girls'

DIARY OF A THIRTY SOMETHING ART DEALER

Polish blog > Exploring the relationship between food & sex

DIVA MAGAZINE > 'Everyone's talking about The Girls'

BRITISH JOURNAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY

GARDEN OF WORDS BLOG, USA

ARTIST A DAY

THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT

WE MADE THIS > 'Tinged with the sensibility of the League of Gentlemen'

MUSE MAGAZINE

'Food for thought'

LADIES DAY!

'The English art of tea with the vicar'

'Amazing art work from artist duo The Girls'

'Art duo The Girls to perform surreal tea party'

LISTED MAGAZINE

LISTED MAGAZINE

F.STOP INTERVIEW

BRITISH JOURNAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY

THE JOHN KOBAL / NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY AWARD BOOK

THE OBSERVER > 'From girlhood to death - picking up an Observer award along the way'

THE GUARDIAN

'The Girls just wanna have fun'

BRITISH JOURNAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY > 'Who or what are the gargoyle type figures snarling in the background supposed to represent?'

CREATIVE REVIEW

THE PHOTOGRAPHERS' GALLERY MAGAZINE

D&AD AWARDS

BRITISH JOURNAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY

PANORAMA MAGAZINE

HOTSHOE MAGAZINE

BRITISH JOURNAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY