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Liverpool has unveiled a highlights programme of over 100 events and festivals in a bid to be the UK capital of FREE culture in 2009.
The city announced it is to build on its success as the 2008 European Capital of Culture, which generated £800m for the regional economy, by commissioning several major FREE cultural events including a waterfront festival and a public art parade similar in scale to the ’08 hit Go Superlambananas.
This is also the last podcasts for a couple of weeks as Ian is heading off to Japan to watch the cherry blossom fall.
Round Up of the week
Ian has been a bit busy so only made it to a couple of places this week. Jason Jones 'Self Observed' at Cornerstone - We discuss Jason's picture of himself in front of an open fridge. Ian also went to the Royal Standard show - 'Pretty Deep (inside your head)' - which proved not that deep inside any head.
This is where we do our time travel bit - As we recorded this before the event and now I am writing about it after the event - WE PLAY, the north west cultural legacy programme for the London 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games.
WE PLAY, a Legacy Trust UK funded project led by Arts Council England, North West on behalf of new regional partnerships, was launched at a special event that took place on 24 March at the Manchester Velodrome. The aim of the programme is to celebrate the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and ensure the Games also leave a lasting cultural legacy for the north west.
The launch announced and presented the WE PLAY programme and its producers, and marked the beginning of this significant new partnership initiative. The producers and the programmes will involve the whole of the north west, and pull together partners from culture, education and sport. From 24 March 2009 more information about the programme will be available at www.nwbeinspired.com Or flickr stream.
THIS WEEK
TALK: Terry Duffy MONUMENTS
Terry Duffy is giving a talk about the MONUMENTS installation and his other works at the Cathedral. The talk duration approx 1 hour at Liverpool Cathedral in the Derby Transept. RSVP as soon as possible: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.if you wish to attend.
LAUNCH - Organic Cherry
WEDNESDAY 25 March 2009, 19:00 - 23:00 at The Bluecoat.
Organic Cherry gives amateur and experienced writers, actors and directors the opportunity to create a new theatre experience in Liverpool. For the audience it's the chance to see the creative process in full flow and to see and support Liverpool’s talent from the start of and during their glittering careers.
TALK - Fashion V Sport
THURSDAY 26 March 13.00 - 13.30 at the Walker.
Object of the month :This month Pauline Rushton focuses on one of the exciting pieces featured in the Fashion V Sport exhibition.
Booking: Collect a ticket from the Walker welcome desk
Exhibition details
EVENT: Late at Tate Liverpool
THURSDAY 26 March 18.00 - 21.00 at Tate Liverpool
'Living Vicariously with Glenn Brown'
Join Tate Liverpool for an evening inspired by the British painter Glenn Brown.
Titled Glenn Brown: Living Vicariously, tonight?s event features an exclusive tour of the captivating Glenn Brown retrospective presented by Tate Liverpool curator Laurence Sillars, and a special performance by a.P.A.t.T., a lively and experimental music collective from Liverpool.
VIEWING - To Infinity & Beyond
VIEWING - Jane Hughes Lines of perception
TUESDAY 31 March 17:30 - 19:00 at Unity Theatre
Exhibition of drawings from two Residencies in local University Art & Design departments. Venue details
FURTHER AHEAD
VIEWING - On The Wall
THURSDAY 2 April 2009, 19.00 - 21.00 at Eggspace
An exhibition by Markmakers artists collective
Curated by Claire Weetman; Assisted by HeadSpace Exhibition details
CONVENTION - Planet Art eXchange (PAX)
Planet Art eXchange (PAX) a transnational community building not for profit organisation that uses art, culture and science to address socially divisive issues, will be holding its first convention at the Blackie Art Centre, Liverpool from the 4th to 8th April 2009 to bring together various groups and communities from Liverpool with the objective of collaboratively addressing the community needs.
VIEWING - Matthew Houlding: Sons of Pioneers
THURSDAY 9 April, 18.00 - 20.00 at Ceri Hand Gallery
First solo show at a commercial gallery in the UK. Exhibition details
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