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Round up of the week.
Horse Power at METAL, Edge Hill Station - This is a highlight of the week for Ian. Curated by Al & Al and festuring a number of artists including Katie Beales who has a lighting installation in the cinema room there.
Ringing Banners at the Cathedral - Pretty impressive banners with the annotation for bell ringers on.
Hive at the Bluecoat - no 3 of 4 - Ian managed to make it down to listen to Chris Watsons work recorded at Another Place by Anthony Gormley. Ian has been down to all three events this year by Hive and is eagerly awaiting the forth.
The Newspaper House is in the newspapers but it still needs your newspapers - until Thursday. The grand unveiling is at Noon on Friday with a breakfast even on Sunday at 12.00noon at the Blackie Great George St. More
THIS WEEK
Biennial & Independents of course
Open on Monday 15th September
The Arthur Dooley Trail is at Unit C8 at the Albert Dock,Liverpool. Located about 100m from Tate Liverpool
The exhibition is open to the public on September 16th until the 8th October, Tuesday to Sunday 10AM to 5PM.
And features his archive which had been situated in Seel Street along with Maps to his work which adorns several buildings in Liverpool.
Open on Tuesday
Jyll Bradley, The Botanic Garden at the The Walker Art Gallery
Exhibtion on till -23rd December 2008
Exhibition: Jyll Bradley's new installation of large scale back-lit works, created especially for the Walker Art Gallery, is a response to the artist's year long exploration of Liverpool's extraordinary botanic history
Wednesday 16th at View Two
Thomas Jacobi From a Distance - At Close Range Recent Ink Rubbings and Pigment Works on Paper, China 2005 – 2008
View Two Gallery. Exhibition open til - 18th October 2008
The exhibition comprises 20-30 ink rubbings and 20-30 pigment works, performance, installation, symposium and dinner.
“The ink rubbings document the use of objects by humans and the traces left in material. They tell the stories, record the signs and carvings of daily life, giving evidence of past and present. The pigments are made of stone, bricks or clay, any material used to construct housing. Houses give shelter to people and also record history; working with the pigments of historic buildings sets the pure substance of colour free… The material matters – in the service of concept.” More
OPEN EdgeCentrics Wednesday 16th at Williamson Tunnels Heritage Centre - Opens Wednesday Evening.
Exhibition: A public art exhibition of eccentricity sited within the labyrinth of underground tunnels in the Williamson Tunnels Heritage Centre
Alan Dunn & Jeff Young, Laura Wild, Jolanta Jagiello, Kate Hammersley, Jill Rock, Jayne Lloyd, Brigitte Jurack, Jeremy Turner, Sumi Perera & Suvey Perera, Lindsay Evans, Emma Kemp , Lorraine Clarke, Julia Dennis, Liz Tunn, Margaret Cahill, Megan Broadmeadow, Sophie Woodrow, Deborah Gardner, Julia Peat
The exhibtion continues until 19th October 2008
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