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Events in the 2006 Independents Biennial Liverpool
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To the Nightingale Concert given in September 2006 in Liverpool as part of the Biennial “To the Nightingale”
Dorothea Fayne, Mezzo-Soprano, Timothy Tate, Classical Guitar
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Discussion forum and launch party at Static for Eight Days A Week Newspaper. Launch party for Eight Days A Week Newspaper - containing articles about Liverpool's culture and relationship with Europe.
There will be a discussion forum and launch party to mark the launch of a newspaper being published by Eight Dyas A Week: Liverpool/ Cologne Exchange.
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SoundNetwork Concert Series: Part 2 Friday 20th October 7.30 – 9.30 FREE, St Brides Church, Catharine St, Liverpool, L8 7NG
The Tree Fellers
Matt Wand - electronics, Mick Beck - reeds, Paul Hession - percussion
- expect lively improvisation and plenty of noise
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 The Projection Gallery.com 21/22 Oct for artist's films and installation
The Projection Gallery.com : show themed on struggle and desire. For films and animation screenings, installation, live and interactive cross-media works Show 2 "Passion", open view 21/22 October, at 2 Roscoe St. Liverpool
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Join us in the Giant's heart on Sunday at 12:30 pm We have discovered the lay of the Sleeping Giant in Liverpool; the Giant's 7 chakras, from the root at the spring in St. James Cemetery, up to the crown on the high land of Everton Brow. |
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 at The Peoples Centre 50-54 Mount Pleasant
Stephen Collett
“As a young artist my work is constantly evolving. My inspiration stems from anything I perceive to be beautiful. I will often develop a painting from a small part of an image or a sketch, celebrating the abstract nature of detail out of context. |
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Customers of selected shops are invited to participate in an artwork, a performance for camera. Shops invites customers and staff of selected Liverpool shops to participate in an artwork. Customers will be provided with an instruction after each transaction - whispered by sales staff or stamped on receipts - specifying a time to return to be part of a group photo, to be exhibited later in each shop.
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This performance lecture draws on the recurring use of walking. Committed to creating entertaining and hopeful works, Lone Twin have created an internationally celebrated body of theatrical and arts-based events. |
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Performative action through the streets of Liverpool Part of an ongoing multi-city project, Young walks a busy commercial, iconic street, 3-4 hours each day. Walking at a snail’s pace, he greets his street companions; his slow-walking and smiling seems out of place and ineffective on the busy urban street.
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Live art coach tour "Everything You Wanted To Know About Access In The City, But Were Afraid To Ask"
Architectural coach tour by Mat Fraser and Max Zadow, whose bitter irony, cruel humour and strong disability narrative will inform this surreal yet often factual tour. Discover the lack of physical and cultural access to buildings and facilities in a city supposedly becoming more inclusive. |
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This interactive installation and presentation explores the unique world and culture of the Borrowers. In 2002, Kazuko Hohki abandoned a lucrative career as research chemist to set up the Borrowers International Network, to prove the existence of small people who live under floorboards. |
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Durational performance Cast adrift in Liverpool’s retail environment, fictional dogshelf theatre company (Joanne “Bob” Whalley and Lee Miller) are all at sea as they contemplate familiar markers and routes being washed away. |
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26-28th October @ The Unity Theatre Performance Times Vary A multimedia performance designed for three spectators exploring femininity and the voyeuristic nature of humanity. Each performance lasts approx. 20mins. There are three performance each day.
The Picture Box is a witty and unnerving experience designed for three spectators exploring what it is to be feminine.
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A guide to the devotional marks left by Muslims across the city of Liverpool. Use the navigational map to trace the architectural and cultural ethos of Liverpool.
Aim: to unravel religion in geographical identities.
Navigate: these symbols into new meanings.
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Performance combining stand-up, autobiography, Irn-Bru and shortbread. Combining stand-up, autobiography, Irn-Bru and shortbread, cosmic comedienne Jo Docherty introduces her latest incarnation, Mercurious Morag. Born from a desire to ‘explore our irrational fixation with astrology and the theatricality of fortune telling, the ability to suspend disbelief and invest in complete bullshit’, she cuts a colourful course through the essentials of palmistry, tarot cards and ceilidh dancing. |
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Hayley Newman talks about her recent performance works that considers the public space of the city. Hayley Newman talks about her recent performance work that considers the public space of the city. The ongoing publication project Rubbernecking, involving trips to sites represented in the daily newspapers and MKVH (Milton Keynes Vertical Horizontal), where volunteers were driven around the town grid until their coach ran out of diesel. |
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An intervention consisting of short choreographies. Since 1995 the performances of German free radio group LIGNA (media theorists and artists Ole Frahm, Michael Hüners, and Torsten Michaelsen) have investigated radio’s capacity to create uncontrollable situations. This series of short choreographies will study the effects of dispersing deviant behaviour, suggesting gestures and activities that deviate from the everyday behaviour of the normalised city.
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Mis-guided walking in the company of Wrights & Sites Illustrated talk by a group committed to producing work that responds to site and landscape.
Stephen Hodge of Wrights & Sites, a group of four artist-researchers committed to producing work that responds to site and landscape, talks about the group’s ongoing Mis-Guide project. |
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Site based performance in a secret location. Action Hero (Arnolfini Associate Artists.Gemma Paintin and James Stenhouse) begin an epic voyage amongst the urban landscape in search of a better place, a place to call their own, a small slice of paradise to say ‘this is mine’.
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Isolating the richest qualities of hip hop and channel shopping. In Droppin’ Shoppin’, Until Thursday (Oliver Bray & Robin Sidwell) isolate the richest qualities of hip hop and channel shopping, stripping them to their barest components. Hip hop becomes a drum kit and a microphone, channel shopping becomes a sofa and a smile.
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