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Events in the 2006 Independents Biennial Liverpool
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Panel Discussion FRANKLIN FURNACE/MOMA: History of Disappearance
A panel discussion,Martha Wilson, Guy Brett DavidMedalla, Rose English, Susan Hiller, chair Adam Nankervis
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An esoteric performance of uk urban art The performance engages through themes of urbanism and the increasing relevance of notions of modernist identity in Liverpool today. The Tai Choo will perform 8 tunes from 'Revenge of the Tai Choo Crew', an imaginary film the soundtrack which examines Liverpool's urban culture and environment whilst incorporating found sounds such as riots, radio and the city of Liverpool. |
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BLURredPRINTS Museum MAN
ANOTHER VACANT SPACE
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THIS COMING FALL
BLURPRINTS-Models and Instruction in an Age of Uncertainty
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 Exhibition of works by Liverpool Hope University Fine Art and Design Staff
The Cornerstone Gallery presents an Exhibition of recent works by Liverpool Hope University’s Fine Art and Design Staff. The staff most of whom have exhibited extensively nationwide and internationally are comprised of artists, designers and makers in wood, Jewellery, ceramics, textiles, painting, printmaking and sculpture.
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Exhibition of work by artists under the age of 25 working in painting, drawing, sculpture and new media, selected by Stella Vine. |
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 Large scale paintings depicting reworked everyday images from raunchy glossy ads.
In 2005 Nicola Bockelmann received a grant from Arts Council England to produce large scale paintings depicting risque images taken from everyday advertisements. Her exhibition aims to raise awareness of the increasing use of pornographic elements in advertisements - a phenomenon called 'Porn Chic'. 'Porn Chic' means more explicit sexuality in film, tv, fotography, music, advertisements and tv commercials, movies, litarature, art and fashion.
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Museum MAN ANOTHER VACANT SPACE "Syncretic Prophecies" is a development of an impromptu performance by David Medalla which he created in Liverpool in 1999 at the start of the first Liverpool Biennial Invited to come to Merseyside by his friend James Moores, the Filipino artist David Medalla remembered the time when he visited Liverpool in the early sixties to attend the prize-giving ceremony of the John Moores Art Prize. On the evening of the prize-giving ceremony, David Medalla met John Lennon, who took young Medalla, a few days later, on a tour of the sights of Liverpool, including the "Cavern" where the Beatles played. A few years later, John Lennon and David Medalla met again, in the Indica Gallery, where Medalla had an exhibition of his pioneering biokinetic machines, the first examples of auto-creative art, in 1967.
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 A social networking hub for local groups and individuals.
52 Roscoe St, The Community Gallery. This space has been open for over a year now, and operates as a social networking hub for local groups and individuals, accommodating a diverse variety of artwork from the Liverpool community and hosting the weekly Living Market and Juggling Workshop - and more. |
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 Watercolours by Nadim Karam
Nadim Karam
With a background that fuses Oriental and Japanese theories of space, Nadim Karam went on to create his own concepts, like ‘micropluralism’, ‘the architecture of performance’, and ‘story-telling architecture’. ‘Hapsitus’ (the unpredictable outcome of choreographed openings and situations) he chose for the name of his firm, founded in 1996. His use of many different mediums; paintings, sculptures, urban installations and architecture; has given rise to inter-disciplinary fusion through which a consistent conceptual line can be traced.
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 The International Gallery houses artists from around the world.
34 Slater St. The International Gallery. This dedicated art space houses artists from around the world. A kaleidoscope of culture, from China, Japan, Canada, Australia, Poland, France, Spain, Canary Islands, Austria, and the UK, responding to the city and each other in a revolving program of exhibitions.
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 The Art Organisation
102 Seel St - The Living Gallery and artist hostel, for participating TAO members. The 18th century listed terraced house has not been lived in for well over 30 years. This example of artistic regeneration has transformed the former Ryan-Woods Antiques into a life-art experience - by appointment only. |
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 The Projection gallery facilitates multi media, film club and art house cinema.
2 Roscoe St - The Projection Gallery. This venue facilitates multi media, film club and art house cinema. With its sculpted auditorium and large screen, it naturally accommodates intimate theatre style performance alongside a program of weekday evening screenings and scheduled weekend events.
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 The Ropewalks Gallery - an exhibition of change.
The Ropewalks Gallery.Liverpool is an exhibition of change. As one meanders between The Meta ~Conceptual Galleries of The Art Organisation\'s Regeneration Art Project, keep your eyes open, the street is a voice... |
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The Re-evolutionary Art Space - shattering the confines of the educational environment 11 Wolstenholme Sq - The Revolutionary Arts Space. This post graduate focussed project is aimed at shattering the confines of the educational environment by encouraging new artists to tackle inspiration head on and manifest a new reality from dereliction. With three scheduled exhibitions, expect the roofless to the skyscraping.
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This guided audio walk explores the acoustics of the park in their organic state, its music, its lyrics.
The Sefton Park Walk: An Audio Walk for People that do not do Audio Walks.
The Sefton Park Walk is a guided audio tour of a specific area of Liverpool’s landmark park that explores the boundaries between sound, history and emotions. |
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Amanda P.Oliphant and Susan C.Sharples - artworks responding to the city in transition. TRANSMUTE is a collection of mixed-media sculptures and wall based reliefs influenced by the city being in an evolutionary state of change.
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 Major new exhibition and live performance by China\'s leading performance artist
He Yun Chang is the leading performance artist of his generation working in China. The first solo exhibition in the UK by He Yun Chang takes place simultaneously in the Independents District of the Liverpool Biennial and at Spacex, Exeter. The exhibitions showcase large scale photographs and films documenting He Yun Chang’s extreme performances, in which he places exceptional physical demands upon himself.
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Dorothy Fayne : Contralto & Timothy Tate: Classical Guitar An afternoon of Music including
Schubert
Gluck
Saint Saens
Wagner
& traditional English and Irish Song
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BLURredPRINTS - History of Disappearance - videos of performance artists Museum MAN
LIVERPOOL BIENNIAL 2006
FRANKLIN FURNACE/MOMA
History of Disappearance
List of videos of performance artists
MARTHA WILSON
Franklin FURNACE/MOMA
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Group show from a diverse range of artists working in different mediaThe first of two shows curated by two local artists bringing together a number of Liverpool based artists and a selection of artists from across the NorthWest and the rest of the country (and beyond). Each show consists of about 20 artists, working in a range of media and with a broad spectrum of interests and ideas. |
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