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Welcome to Defnet Media's Art in Liverpool FM
Art in Liverpool FM
During the Liverpool Biennial 2008, Defnet Media produced Art in Liverpool FM - downloadable audio content to keep people informed during your time enjoying one of Europe's Premier Visual Arts events.
We had daily updates, interviews, performance recordings, reviews, artist talks and sonic art – Art in Liverpool FM informed and entertained.
We are still producing regular podcasts and offering others podcasts for your pleasure.
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Art in Liverpool podcast (93)
Im collaboration with artinliverpool.com, Defnet Media presents the weekly Art in Liverpool podcast. With news from the Liverpool arts world, reviews from the past weeks shows and a what's on guide to the week ahead.
Extra Pods (19)
Adhoc interviews with artists, curators or gallerists published in an extra podcast.
Defcon Horror (4)
A selection of audio files taken from a performance at Museum Man Gallery in 2006 -
Extra: Interview with Patrick Henry, Director of the Open Eye Gallery
Written by Defnet MediaPatrick Henry, Director of the Open Eye Gallery, Liverpool talks to us about its history, its activities and its future in a brand new space.
Open Eye started in the 1970’s and was based down in the Whitechapel area of Liverpool, in the Grapes Hotel by Victors the barbers. Liverpool was on the dole and the Open Eye was there to reflect the times of the once great city. Open Eye History
As the years have gone by the city has changed, and the now Open Eye GALLERY is still there reflecting the changes in the city.
In 96-97 the Open Eye moved from Bold Street, it;s home for many years to Wood Street – it had a new space and a new identity has emerged from that. Now in this its 31st year we talk to Patrick Henry it’s most recent Director about the past, present and the future for one of the cities best loved galleries.
Show Notes
Patrick explains the history of the Open Eye Gallery and then brings us up to date with their current activities;
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artist talks where every exhibiting photographer gives a gallery talk
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perspective talks, where a non artist is invited in to discuss the artwork
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professional development opportunities through the Red Eye network meetings for photographers
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and bringing Still Cinema to St Lukes Church
To find out more and to keep up to date with what is on in the visual arts go to the Art in Liverpool website.
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Feedback - If you enjoy the show then let us know - leave us a comment here, or email comments to neil‘at’defnetmedia.com and we will read them out on the show.
This weeks show features - what’s on at the moment and what’s coming up in the Liverpool’s visual arts scene.
An especially shortened show this week - the opening music is from Wibke Hott & The Tunnel Choir find out more about that on the show or go to http://www.alandunn67.co.uk/ - We have a copy of the CD to give away - listen for the competition.
This weeks show features - what’s on at the moment and what’s coming up in the Liverpool’s visual arts scene.
A specially extended version of the Art in Liverpool podcast with special guest Patrick Henry, Director of the Open Eye Gallery in Liverpool.
Extra Show: Look out for this special podcast with Patrick, as he talks about the past, present and future of the Open Eye Gallery.
The show features Out of Body, Made Up from the Liverpool Biennial, The Almiro Gallery, View Two, Editions and the Bluecoat Display Centre.
To find out more and to keep up to date with what is on in the visual arts go to the Art in Liverpool website.
And in a couple of weeks Brian Biggs, Artistic Director of the Bluecoat, will be coming in to talk to us about the Bluecoat and it’s reopening.
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This weeks show features - what’s on at the moment - and what’s coming up -This week Ian visits the Chinese New Year celebrations in Liverpool, artist Fanchon Frohlich at the Grange, Go-Superlambananas, the Bluecoat programme is announced. And just opened In Celebration of Trees at Lark Lane Atelier, artist Mike Rowan at View Two Gallery, Eileen Cooper at Cornerstone Gallery.This is just a short list of what is mentioned in the show listen in to find out more and to keep up to date with what is on in the visual arts go to the Art in Liverpool website. Next week our special guest is Patrick Henry, Director of Open Eye Gallery, Wood St, Liverpool.
This weeks show features - what’s on at the moment - and what’s coming up - Sk-interfaces at FACT, the Arthur Dooley Archive asking for volunteers, Ben Johnson - vote for your favourite building, Painters enter the John Moores painting prize, Liverpool Art Prize, the Liverpool Biennial update for artists. Tony Garner at St Helens Godfrey Pilkington Gallery , Fonchon Frohlich retrospective at the Grange. This weekends Chinese New Year celebrations - the Year of the Rat and next week, Mike Rowan at View Two. Also a valuable reminder to self: Valentines day next week!
This is just a short list of what is mentioned in the show listen in to find out more and to keep up to date with what is on in the visual arts go to the Art in Liverpool website. And there will be more about Sk-Interfaces on this website soon.
Ian Jackson interviews artist Ben Johnson as he started his residency at the Walker Art Gallery on Monday January 28 2008. He and his team of assistants will be completing his masterpiece - ‘The Liverpool Cityscape’ in one of the gallery rooms where members of the public are able to watch.
“This has been a fascinating 3 year project which is due to complete in a few weeks time.
I was fortunate to be given the opportunity to enter the work area to see the 8 x 16 ft painting close up and ask him a few questions….” Ian.
This weeks show features - what’s on at the moment - and what’s coming up - Out of Body at the Open Eye Gallery, Ian Meets the new Culture Secretary, Andy Burnham MP, ArtFinder Gallery and Ben Johnson. (Look out for a a Ben Johnson interview coming later this week.) Coming up- FACT PV, Tate PV and on Monday the opening of the Arthur Dooley archive at the Liverpool Academy of Arts featuring Bryan Burgess and Carl Hodgeson.
This is just a short list of what is mentioned in the show listen in to find out more and to keep up to date with what is on in the visual arts go to the art in Liverpool website.
This is just a short list of what is mentioned in the show listen in to find out more and to keep up to date with what is on in the visual arts go to the art in Liverpool website.
This weeks show features our review of the People’s launch at St. Georges Plateau and of Liverpool the Musical at the new Liverpool Echo Arena. Also find out our recommendations of where to go and what to see in the visual arts
This is just a short list of what is mentioned in the show, to keep up to date with what is on in the visual arts in Liverpool go to the art in Liverpool website.
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Highlights for 08 This weeks show features our preview of the visual arts in 2008. Find out our recommendations, where to go and what to see. This is just a short list of what is mentioned in the show, to keep up to date with what is on in the visual arts in Liverpool go to the art in Liverpool website.
Liverpool Art Prize - presented by artinliverpool.com Opens February 29 to April 10 in the new Contemporary Urban Centre Greenland St. Short list of 6 local artists including the Singh Twins and Imogen Stidworthy. Cornerstone - 'Collected' 5 local art collectors - viewing Jan 10th - Exhibiting work by Alan Davie, John Hoyland, Paula Rego, John Piper, Ken Kiff, Sir Terry Frost, Patrick Proctor, Chris Orr etc. People's Launch - January 11th at 20.08pm
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Update - Subscribe to our Art in Liverpool Newsletter and get an update everytime an episode is published. Our competition is still open to one of the first 100 people who subscribes they will win a limited edition Tracy Emin bus pass holder.
Feedback - Let us know what you think about any of our podcasts, feedback to neil‘at’defnetmedia.com.Get involved - If you would like to get involved in some way then let us know. For the most recent arts news and what’s on in Liverpool go to: www.artinliverpool.com Bluecoat arts centre Re-opens on March 15th First show was to be Feb - Apr with newly commissioned works from artists associated with bluecoat including a new installation & performance from Yoko Ono. BIG Biennial - Sep 20 - Nov 30 - Subtitled 'Made Up' Includes new Contemporaries and John Moores Prize and Independents.FACT - SK-Interfaces launches the Human Futures programme exploring the idea of skin as a technological interface. The Walker - Art in the Age of Steam - Monet, Manet, Van Gogh, Hopper - From April - August Lady Lever Art Gallery - Masterpiece Watercolour & Drawing - Turner, Rossetti, Burne-Jones - June 29 - NovTate- Gustav Klimt - end of May till the end of August Tate Liverpool's 20th Birthday 3-5 May Liverpool Commissions includes Phil Collins at Afoundation Jump Ship Rat - "Water Water Everywhere" a 60ft hull plus wind 7 hydro energy moving parts.Strictly Awesome - Artichoke - Sultan's Elephant. September. Go-Superlambananas - 100 decorated superlambananas around the city look out for them. June - Aug
Hive - Twilight City. 4 high-profile audio-visual performances. Taking place form April - December This show could have gone on and on and many of you are probably thinking that it did, but I had to cut out My Bloody Valentine playing this week in Manchester, The Fresh Festival at the Philharmonic, my brother's birthday -hello,Audio Vision in September, Ian's ice skating, the big bell at the Cathedral and the strange complaints that Ian receives from people via his website - aren't you lucky.
Feedback - Let us know what you think about any of our podcasts, feedback to neil‘at’defnetmedia.com or Get involved - If you would like to get involved in some way then let us know.
A big thank you to FACT Cafe and 33-45 Parr St.
Ian Jackson Ian has been running the Art in Liverpool website www.artinliverpool.com for over 4 years and produces a weekly enewsletter covering everything that goes on in the visual arts in Liverpool. He has a myspace page and facebook profile. For the most recent arts news and what’s on in Liverpool go to: www.artinliverpool.com
This track contains all three audio files: Priest, Stalk and Childkiller. Performed by Mike Field, Julie Jones and Neil Morrin. Written by Paul Tarpey of Defnet Media, performed at MuseumMan, 68 Rodney Street, Liverpool. Additional audio a.P.A.t.T - www.apatt.com
Background
These stories emerged from a conversation with a.P.A.t.T, who had been looking to set up a performance of ghost stories with a different musician in different rooms of a house. We started to work together on a project where people would wander around the house and hear and see a different story within each room.
The works originally were intended to add flavour and atmosphere alongside video and music. If you walked into the room you would hear, not a story, just fragments of someones life and fears.
The limits of space and time meant that it became a performance in one situation, so they had to develop into stories with varying success.
They were performed with music from a.P.A.t.T and video from Adam and Tamasine Seibold in March 2006 at MuseumMan Gallery, 68 Rodney Street, which is no longer with us sadly.
This track is entitled Priest, performed by Mike Field. Written by Paul Tarpey of Defnet Media, performed at MuseumMan, 68 Rodney Street, Liverpool. Additional audio a.P.A.t.T - www.apatt.com
Each of the 3 tracks have been published separately on this site so you can listen separately on iTunes.
This track is entitled Stalk, performed by Julie Jones. Written by Paul Tarpey of Defnet Media, performed at MuseumMan, 68 Rodney Street, Liverpool. Additional audio a.P.A.t.T - www.apatt.com
Each of the 3 tracks have been published separately on this site so you can listen separately on iTunes.
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