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Events in the 2006 Independents Biennial Liverpool
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 Installation by Neko at Neko
‘Flitch Swicking Lifters’ is the second exhibition by artist NEKO since this small gallery space, of the same name, opened in 2005.
Drawing, poetry and painting are fused together in an installation that celebrates the fundamentals of NEKO’s creative expression. |
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Photography exhibition at Eggspace - curated by Dyingfrog The exhibition will include photographs of buildings, places etc. in Liverpool which may be considered by some to be an “eyesore”. It will examine perceptions of beauty and the grotesque in the built environment and engage people in debate about the current re-development of the city.
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 Live performance, music, feathers and multimedia madness
a cabaret night featuring music, multimedia perfomances and burlesque Cabaret Gargantua brings the phantasmagorical atmosphere of surrealist cabaret to Liverpool. Drawing on the visual trickery of Paris\'s Club l\'Enfer and featuring multimedia performances, burlesque and music, Cabaret Gargantua aims for a night of sophisticated entertainment for the discerning patron, exciting mind and body alike.
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 Paintings, drawings and prints at University of Liverpool Gallery
Tony Phillips was born in Liverpool in 1952. This retrospective includes works from across his career, during which he has worked in Lancaster, Shrewsbury and Italy. Themes of concern include consumerism, capitalism, the dislocation of humans from nature and the layering of history. Key paintings are displayed, including Office Girl (1978), Icarus (1989) and Guide to the Twentieth Century. Prints shown include several series documenting the growth of major cities such as Liverpool and London, and further consideration of the last century.
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Conference of the North West Art and Design Research Group A conference of the North West Art and Design Research Group. Creative Dates II brings together speakers including artists, designers, academics and agencies to explore the development of art and design research in higher education institutions across the North West |
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A multimedia showing of work by Digital Production by Disabled People, as well as pieces produced by Onteca and the Gang. Ghosts of the Future is a project consisting of four films made by the Liverpool collective Digital Production by Disabled People. 'Blue Djinn' is an exploration of the naked male form and the power of sexuality. 'Interpretation of Dreams' is a composed tableau of an imagined art-deco future of the integrated personality of a disabled person. 'Angel of Kilcuddy' - Is a pre-Raphaelite meditation on disability and the rural idyll. 'Insensibility' is a tripped out journey into a world of colour and occult symbolism.
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 Inner energy resources and inner space in a context of Freedom
Showing facets of personal expression within various reflective contexts, the exhibition introduces a combination of elements such as Material structure, interpretation of hidden Nature, Time flow and personal Energy. New mixed media and ceramic works created by Nicole Bartos, Liverpool based artist of Romanian-Hungarian origins |
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A penny for your thoughts. I will give you a penny and ask you what you are thinking about. I will give passers by a penny for their thoughts.
I will give you a penny and ask you what you are thinking. |
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 Video screenings from Liverpool Stories and artists videos worldwide
Tim Brunsden and Sam Meech have been compiling the biography of Liverpool through interviews and films of the city and its inhabitants.
Their work can be seen on www.liverpool-stories.com |
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 The Projection Gallery.com artist's films and installation
The Projection Gallery.com : Natural world themed show. For films and animation screenings, installation, live and interactive cross-media works Show 1 "Not out of the woods yet", open view 23/24 September, at 2 Roscoe St. Liverpool. Concerning the natural world and built environment, installations and artworks from UK and overseas alongside screenings of artists films. Open 11am-late each day, screening events from 7pm.
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 Music art performance event
Dollman needs all fruities to do their disco duties- put down those chips & swing those hips in your stillies & your booties.
Dollman's 'End of Summer Fruits Party' (Music art perforfance event).
Dollman needs all fruities to do their disco duties- put down those chips & swing those hips in your stillies & your booties. |
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Tea Ceromony with poetry
An afternoon of poetry and Trolleys legacy of tea
Poems written and recited by Kate Fallon Cousins,Gill Fallon Cousins,Brian Williams,Richard Wilkey Riley,Adam Nankervis and Dominik Eggerman
+ their guests
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Three artists exhibiting in Liverpool's oldest parish church. Programme Invitation
Exhibition of work by 3 Liverpool-based artists at St. Nicholas Church. |
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& every Thurday until 23rd November -various venues 6-8pm Supersocial - Independents Dialogue
Call for participation artists, critics, curators… Werk Ltd is setting up Supersocial as a platform of activities during the Biennial period.
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Presentation about work in progress at Liverpool School of Art A presentation about artist Ben Johnson's work; Liverpool Panorama.
Ben Johnson has been commissioned by Phil Redmond to paint a panoramic view of Liverpool, to be exhibited in the Walker Art Gallery in 2008. Ben will be describing his panorama and would now like to get the public involved in the project through open discussion and creative debate?! |
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A series of illustrated talks Art in a Changing Climate
A series of illustrated talks which brings toghether 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.
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 Trampoline video Projection accompanied by live audio performance
Friday 29 September 2006, 5.30 pm - 7.00 pm
Venue: View Two Gallery, 23 Mathew Street, Liverpool, L2 6RE, England. Live audio score performed by three muscicians to Yung's video performance- collaboration
Trampoline/Distribution
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 A group exhibition promoting Contemporary Japanese artists next to Liverpool artists. Organised by Nicole Bartos.
A group exhibition showing works by artists from Liverpool area and Japan. Curated by Nicole Bartos. |
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Exploring the subject matter of disease through site-specific installation work. For "Contagion" I will create a site-specific installation using artwork which will be inspired by the research work undertaken at the School of Tropical Medicine into cures for diseases such as Malaria, T.B. and A.I.D.S. |
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1000 school children turn plastic bottles into flowers for a meadow A 10 m square floor based installation meadow, made entirely from throwaway plastics - made by school children in Merseyside to help educate them about recycling and landfill. |
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