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It has taken twelve years to get this exhibition up and running at FACT. Originally it started out as a lecture in Germany in the late 90's at Munich University and now it has evolved into an exhibition first shown, in a reduced capacity, in Germany in 2000. There is also a 460 page book, only in German currently, with 900 illustrations where 20 experts contextualise the phenomemon and a 25 hour running time DVD Box set.
What's right with the art sector in Liverpool
Written by Defnet MediaIf you're interested in what's right or what's wrong with the arts sector in Liverpool then Static Gallery are holding a suitable event for you tonight as a warm up to a further discussion event later in the year.
NOISE Festival 2014: Open Call for Entries now open to emerging creatives!
Written by Defnet MediaCURATORSNOISE Festival 2014, gives the best undiscovered creative talent, whoever, wherever you are, a totally unique opportunity to gain international recognition, career opportunities and an audience of millions for their talents.
Does the North get its fair share of arts funding?
Written by Defnet MediaThe Institue Cultural Capital says it's time that we look at this question through a series of events entitled "The Arts Them and Us: creating a more equitable system for subsidised culture"
The ICC has launched its Cultural Dialogues public event series with what promises to be a stimulating debate inspired by the Rebalancing our Cultural Capital report. First published in October 2013, 'Rebalancing' prompted heated reaction on the national distribution of arts funding in England, by highlighting a 'systemic drift of London bias'.
EU funding opportunities for arts & culture – all you need to know!
Written by Defnet MediaEuclid, the UK's leading independent provider of EU funding information to the arts & culture sector, will be running one of their CulturEuro seminars in Liverpool next Monday, 10 March. This seminar will provide the latest details of the new EU funding programmes from 2014 relevant to the arts & culture sector, including Creative Europe, Erasmus Plus, Horizon 2020, Europe for Citizens, the new Structural Funds and Interreg, as well as opportunities for projects involving partnersoutside Europe.
Satirical magazine Defcon is looking to launch itself into the internet age and is seeking local writers to get involved.
After a long, long hiatus Defcon magazine is planning an online magazine and a fanzine. The original magazine's focus on what could be described as something between satire and therapy will still be in there, but it will also have a broader cultural focus. It will be North-West centric but highly international. If you imagine that it is as focussed on the North West as a gritty ITV detective series might be, but understands that there are policemen everywhere, then you will be close enough to the truth. The North West focus will predominately be within features, previews and interviews. Other sections will be a free for all.
Listen Up - Inspiring audio collaboration Powerplant to visit The Capstone
Written by Defnet MediaIf you can make it then this will be a aweseom reminder of when Powerplant played in Calderstones park a few years ago which proved immensely popular. This Thursday 6th February, The Capstone Theatre presents Powerplant - an inspiring collaboration of top British artists, comprising percussionist Joby Burgess, sound designer Matthew Fairclough and visual artist Kathy Hinde for one night only.
OPEN CALL : Modulate 2014 "an array of broadcast art"
Written by Defnet MediaOPEN CALL to arts organisations and community broadcasters
As part of our arts programme ABC 2012 – 2014 Community Media Association invites community broadcasters and arts organisations in England working together to submit project proposals to Modulate 2014.
Watch Online - Authoritative Authorship Webcast Masterclass
Written by Defnet MediaAmbition Scotland have announced that there are still spaces available for their webcast masterclass next Thursday. Andrew Girdwood from DigitasLBi will introduce us to the idea of authoritative authorship - what it is and why it matters. Plus we'll have case studies from Marcus Wilson of Pooka.Pro and a look at the digital practice of our Spanish peers from Raúl Ramos of ASIMÉTRICA.
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Who is coming to Static Gallery for the Sunday Sunday Market?
Written by Defnet Media
Static Gallery Sunday Market
1st Sunday of each month (starting 3rd Nov 2013)
11am – 4pm
A new series of events from FACT Liverpool celebrates the importantce of knowledge sharing and are providing a perfect platform for those within the arts, acreative and digital sector to do it.
Sonica Music festival - sonic art for the visually minded
Written by Defnet Media
Over 30 events, 34 artists, 9 venues, 4 days.
Sonica kicks off this week with some fantastic names and performances from across the sonic art biosphere so if your in Glasgow here is what you'll get to see.
Abandon Normal Devices is offering a bursary of up to £500 for emerging practitioners to showcase new work or work in progress at an event new to our programme in 2013, the AND Fair.
The fair is inspired by the World’s Fairs of old, where inventors could showcase new inventions and discoveries such as moving images, electricity or the fluorescent light bulb.
Whether you are an artist, engineer, hacker, technologist or maker – or you sit somewhere in between – we would love to hear from you.
The deadline is 11 Aug. Click here for details of how to apply.
They're also looking for volunteers
Volunteers are crucial members of the AND team. We wouldn't be able to deliver our programme without them.
We're looking for people to help with a wide range of tasks including installing artwork, stewarding and market research.
Register your interest by 16 Aug if you'd like to get involved.
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