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News from 2006 Independents Biennial Liverpool
Features:
*The Art Organisation (TAO) : On Gregory Scott-Gurner by Cecilia Andersson
*In Another Place - The Daily photo
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Posted by Admin on Wednesday 04 October 2006 - 23:59:20 |
Features:
*Cape Farewell : Art and Climate Change by Peter Hagerty
*In Another Place - The Daily photo
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Posted by Admin on Monday 02 October 2006 - 12:37:05
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Independents Biennial - Fri 29th Sep - Cape Farewell talks Art in a Changing Climate
A series of illustrated talks which brings together Cape Farewell artists to address and raise awareness about climate change. Created by David Buckland, Cape Farewell has led three expeditions into the High Arctic for artistic inspiration and scientific enquiry. The event also includes a live performance by sound artist Max Eastley.
Artists; Heather Ackroyd & Dan Harvey, Kathy Barber, David Buckland, Peter Clegg, Siobhan Davies, Gautier Deblonde, Max Eastley, Nick Edwards, Gretel Ehrlich, Antony Gormley, Alex Hartley, David Hinton, Gary Hume, Ian McEwan, Michèle Noach
Venue Name LJMU school of Art & Design
Venue Address Liverpool School of Art & Design
68 Hope Street
Liverpool
Post Code L1 9EB
Telephone 0151 231 5190
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Event Start (dd/mm/yyyy) 29/09/06
Wheel Chair Access Yes
Additional Comments Where to find Additional Information:
www.capefarewell.com www.nationalmuseumsliverpool.co.uk, www.biennial.org.uk
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Posted by Admin on Monday 25 September 2006 - 13:34:39
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Supersocial - Independents Dialogue
Call for participation artists, critics, curators… Werk Ltd is setting up Supersocial as a platform of activities during the Biennial period.
Do you have work you’d like to show, ideas you’d like to share, a slide show you’d like to present or perhaps an event you’d like to stage? Werk would like to invite you to participate in the ongoing activities around Supersocial, the discussion and networking platform open throughout the Biennial. We have a small budget to develop and support your idea. If you’re interested in finding out more, please get in touch with Cecilia Andersson \n
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SUPERSOCIAL Thurs 28 September @ Korova 6-8pm
SUPERSOCIAL Thurs 5th October @ Korova 6-8pm
SUPERSOCIAL Thurs 12th October @ Korova 6-8pm
SUPERSOCIAL Thurs 19th October @ Korova 6-8pm
SUPERSOCIAL Thurs 26th October @ Korova 6-8pm
SUPERSOCIAL Thurs 2nd November @ Korova 6-8pm
SUPERSOCIAL Thurs 9th November @ Korova 6-8pm
SUPERSOCIAL Thurs 16th November @ Korova 6-8pm
SUPERSOCIAL Thurs 23rd November @ Korova 6-8pm
Event Type Talk
Venue Name Korova Bar
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Event Start (dd/mm/yyyy) 28th Sep
Event Finishes 23rd Nov
Opening Times 6-8 pm
Wheel Chair Access Yes
Entrance Charge (if any) none
Additional Comments No Wheel Chair Access to toilets
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Posted by Admin on Monday 25 September 2006 - 13:31:54
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Features:
*I’ll Be Your Mirror - Curator David Hancock by Leo Wood
*In Another Place - The Daily photo
Previous Features:
* Real Life, the Private and the Public : On Nina Edge by Alex Hetherington
* On Ben Parry & Jacques Chaumat by Leo Wood
* On Gino Saccone by Alex Hetherington
* On Adam Nankervis by Alex Hetherington
* On Nadim Karam by Alex Hetherington
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Posted by Admin on Monday 25 September 2006 - 13:29:35
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Features:
*On Gino Saccone by Alex Hetherington
*In Another Place - The Daily photo
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Posted by Admin on Friday 15 September 2006 - 09:25:47
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Features:
*The sociable art of Adam Nankervis by Alex Hetherington
*In Another Place - The Daily photo
* Gino Saccone "Turnstile" on Fri 15th September
2.45pm Starts at Wood St
4.00pm St George's Hall
5.00pm Albert Dock
6.00pm Greenland Street
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Posted by Admin on Thursday 14 September 2006 - 09:27:19
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Features:
*Independents Programme Overview
*On Nadim Karam by Alex Hetherington
*In Another Place - The Daily photo
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Posted by Admin on Monday 11 September 2006 - 17:04:25 |
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By Popular Demand: An Independents Map
213 artists, curators and gallerists have now been emailed with directions as to how you can upload images and texts to the on-line events catalogue and index of artists. The same information may be found in the FORUM. There is no deadline for your uploads,
but the sooner you do so the sooner we can promote them to the public.
A number of artists have called for a paper guide with map to be available in the week beginning 11th September when the City throngs with art-lovers. This will be done using the information you have uploaded to this site by noon on August 29th. Uploads received after this date will be published on the website only.
Posted by Admin on Tuesday 22 August 2006 - 10:27:07 COMMENT Comments: 1
Registered: 11 Jul : 13:42
| Is this the same as the map on the site? There are errors in the index of venues. 4 venues are listed as 19. St. Nick's Church should be 31, the Royal Standard should be 30, i think number 32 is missing also. Please tell me that this has not been printed without being checked - why was there no opportunity to allow artists/ venues to check their details? How many other mistakes will there be? |
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Independents Biennial On-Line Catalogues.
Artists and Event Organisers can now Submit entries to the Independents Biennial On-Line Catalogues.
There are two different catalogues
The Events Catalogue
The Artists Index
We have written two guides, available as PDF documents on how to submit information to each catalogue. Links to the guides can be found on the FORUM PAGE . Follow the link "On-Line Catalogue" and submit any questions you may have in this same thread.
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Posted by Admin on Monday 21 August 2006 - 10:01:34
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Supersocial - Independents dialogue
INDEPENDENTS DIALOGUE
Call for participation artists, critics, curators…
Werk Ltd is setting up Supersocial as a platform of
activities during the Biennial period.
Do you have work you’d like to show, ideas you’d like
to share, a slide show you’d like to present or
perhaps an event you’d like to stage? Werk would like
to invite you to participate in the ongoing activities
around Supersocial, the discussion and networking
platform open throughout the Biennial. We have a small
budget to develop and support your idea. If you’re
interested in finding out more, please get in touch
with Cecilia Andersson \n
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www.ruc.com/werk
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Posted by Admin on Thursday 17 August 2006 - 13:45:56
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Good Taste Gallery's Independents Exhibition
The Good Taste Gallery's Independents Exhibition opens Sunday October 01st for four weeks. Gallery Director
Dalite Gold is looking for wall-based artworks, and will also consider small-scale sculptural pieces, with selling prices from less than £100 up to a maximum of £1,000. Interested artists should contact the Gallery directly.
Submissions to the
Good Taste Gallery, 19
Stafford Street, Liverpool L3 8LX, Tel. 0151 298 2525
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Deadline for submissions is September 16th.
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Posted by Admin on Thursday 17 August 2006 - 13:43:35
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The Independents Biennial Liverpool (IBL)
Requires a Press & Media Consultant (£2K fixed fee)
The independents are the exhibitions, events and
goings-on of artists, gallerists and visual media
activists making their mark, independently, at
Liverpool Biennial 2006. The Independents are not
themed, categorised or curated by the City's
institutions. They are there on their own terms,
doing their own thing, looking for attention,
dialogue and interaction.
IBL requires the services of a savvy, fast-moving
individual (or company) to secure both specialist
and popular media coverage for a diverse programme
of exhibitions, events and happenings. The
Consultant will need to collate content for press
packs and get the packs to the right people at the
right time. the Consultant will liase with artists
and the media in relation to photo / interview
opportunities and associated activities. The
Consultant must be able to write copy, e.g. the
Consultant will be expected to conduct and publish
interviews with artists for IBL's website.
The Biennial period runs 16 September - November 26,
however, this consultancy will focus on the late
August to mid-October period. Availability to make
an early start will be appreciated. An inclusive
fixed fee of £2K is offered. The Consultant will be
responsible for their own tax and NI.
Please forward a CV, two references and evidence of
ability to meet IBL's requirements to
John Brady
Independents Biennial
67 Greenland Street,
Liverpool L1 0BY
0151 708 9000
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www.independentsbiennial.org
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Posted by Admin on Thursday 17 August 2006 - 10:05:07
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Art in Liverpool Digital Art Show
Exhibition is planned to take place as part of the 2006 Liverpool Biennial.
Entry is open to all worldwide
Digital Art for the purposes of this exhibition is defined as artwork that has been entirely or at least substantially created using computer software. e.g. Photoshop, Illustrator, Painter, Flash, 3ds Max, Maya, Bryce etc.
We do not want animations, video or photography though such elements could, we suppose, be used as part of the creation process.
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Posted by Admin on Thursday 10 August 2006 - 18:34:02 |
IN ANOTHER PLACE
Call for entries for photography exhibition
As Antony Gormley’s iron men sculptures near the end of their long stay on Crosby Beach more and more people are photographing each other with the life-size statues. Some confront the sculptures; others treat it as a member of the family. The sculptures have been dressed up, occasionally some poseurs have almost matched their nudity!
The Independents wants to exhibit your affectionate, witty and wacky photographs. If you have been in another place with one of Gormley’s men send the picture to the Independents Biennial, 67 Greenland Street, Liverpool L1 0BY / 0797 661 0581 / \n
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Posted by e107 on Wednesday 05 July 2006 - 22:24:27
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Independents Biennial Liverpool 2006 showcased artwork by over 150 North West, UK and International artists across 62 venues and spaces throughout the city of Liverpool.
The artworld equivalent of a festival fringe the Independents mix of exhibitions, live art, performances, interventions and happenings emerged and spread across the city into every available space. The Independents were not themed, categorised or curated by the City’s institutions, they existed on their own terms, doing their own thing, looking for attention, dialogue and interaction.
For ten weeks, these artists extended an open invitation to all those curious to seek out the undiscovered, prepared to be surprised, engaged, challenged.
Interviews with artists and Independents news and reviews were posted weekly the archive of listings can be found under the Events tab, a series of interviews from some of the curators and contributing artists can be found below. |
2006 ArchiveThis, the Independents Biennial 2006 website, is today a research archive and no additional art content will be posted. It is intended to launch here an Independents Biennnial 2008 website early in 2008.
INDEPENDENTS 2008
Please note the Independents Biennial Office intends to give notice, on September 20th 2007, of opportunities,schedules and deadlines for the inclusion of artists and others in promotional initiatives and publications throughout the year up to and including the 2008
Biennial.
In the meantime the forum remains live for all and any interested members to post their comments and views. Concurrently, a forum concerning the Independents is alive and kicking at www.artinliverpool.com. The forum strand here will continue to publish at INDEPENDENTS DOCUMENTS minutes of board meetings and the results of negotiations with stakeholders formulated for wider considertion.
These will also be made accessible via the artinliverpool website. |
Wheelchair AccessAll venues have been asked about wheelchair access and have provided the following information.
5athegallery, St Helens NO 6 Knight Street YES 12 Princes Dock YES 33 - 45 Parr Street, YES
40 Kelvin Grove, L8 YES 59 Powis Street NO
Alima Centre YES Almiro Gallery, Waterloo YES Arena House NO Billboard, 48 Seel Street YES Cube noir gallery NO Dot-art YES Editions Gallery NO Gallerie Vogelfrei NO Good Taste Gallery YES Gostin Buildings, YES konography NO Korova Bar YES Liverpool JMU 68 Hope St YES Lewis Department Store YES Microzine YES Museum MAN NO Neko YES Parklands Community Library YES Parr Street Studios YES School of Tropical Medicine YES Static YES St. Nicholas Parish Church YES St. Peters Square YES Tate Liverpool YES The China Pavillion YES The Community Gallery NO The Cornerstone Gallery YES The Glaxo Centre YES The International Gallery YES The Living Gallery NO The Magnet NO The National Wildflower Centre YES The People's Centre Gallery NO The Projection Gallery YES The Re-Evolutionary Art Space NO The Royal Standard YES Two Jordon Street L1 YES Unity Theatre YES University of Liverpool Art Gallery No View Two Gallery NO Williamson Tunnels NO Woodside Ferry Terminal YES |
Updates to the Programme Please note the following Amendmemts to the Advertised Programme
CANCELLED - Loop Gallery "Ratio" @ 12 Princes Dock
VENUE AND PROGRAMME CHANGE: "Transvoyeur" change of venues, dates and programme. Please refer to www.transvoyeur.co.uk
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