Services Art in Liverpool FM
It's my own personal history project stretching back to 2007 - with hundreds of recorded interviews, podcasts and plays. This section of the site is pretty old so don't expect it to work all the time and ignore it asking for Real Player to be loaded.
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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.
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Adhoc interviews with artists, curators or gallerists published in an extra podcast.
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A selection of audio files taken from a performance at Museum Man Gallery in 2006 -
Your free arts Mp3 brings you news from Liverpool arts scene, La Machine again,Rockscape, AV festival, the Liverpool Biennial and More.
Art in Liverpool podcast 3 September 2008
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Your free arts Mp3 brings you news from Liverpool arts scene, La Machine, Anthony Jadanuth, La Machine, the Liverpool Biennial and More.
Plus news, views and reviews.
Your arts MP3 brings you news from of Art in Liverpool FM, The best of Merseyside, View from the Outside by Anthony Jadunath and Superlambananas have gone. Plus what's opening in the visual arts this week.
News
Superlambananas Finished! They are being loaded onto trucks and taken away - they will be back on display on St Georges Plateau on the 8 and 9 September prior to being auctioned for charity at St Georges Hall on the 9 September. Pre Auction welcome drinks and canapés 6.30-7.15pm - Auction 7.15-10.30pm
Art in Liverpool FM - This project is coming along nicely even without sending out a press release or any information. SoundNetwork, Frakture and the Great Barred are a few who have signed up to get involved in this project - if your interested find out more.
Fis 08 opened on Thursday evening with a private view of 12 contemporary Irish artists work on the 3rd floor of the Contempoary Urban Centre on Greenland Street, Liverpol.
Your arts MP3 brings you news of Art in Liverpool FM, La Machine, DaDafest, the Stuart Sutcliffe retrospective and Arbores Laetae. Plus what's opening in the visual arts this week.
Yours arts MP3, this weeks brings you news from of Art in Liverpool FM, Imagine Festival, The Sweetest Building - One Sweet Afternoon and Emperor & Tiger. Plus what’s opening in the visual arts this week.
We are really busy here at Defnet Media as we are trying to set up Art in Liverpool FM and produce a new website so just notes this week to accompany this post.
News
Art in Liverpool FM – as part of the Liverpool Independent Biennial strand – Defnet Media and artinliverpool.com will be running downloadable radio station. All the broadcast licenses in Liverpool have gone and audio web streaming takes a lot of time so we have gone for downloadable programmes.
Round up Emperor & Tiger at Newsham Park. Good but not the best place for viewing this sort of event.
Imagine Festival - Brouhaha Princes Avenue and Park-very good, over 40,000 people attended and Brouhaha have been working hard with various community groups to produce all of the costumes and to get them to take part.. Good weather and music – a great day out.. More
Jaws the Exhibition at Microzine - scary! 12th Man, Central library by Tabitha Jussa, which is very good, includes memorabilia from Liverpool Football Club and Everton Football Club. It’s a long term project until the teams move to their new grounds.
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I conducted this interview with James Wallbank, Director of Access Space in Sheffield, on the first evening of the Open Source City micro festival, hence the music in the background.
James mentions the Grow your own Media Lab graphic novel which should now be available from the Access Space website, http://access-space.org/.
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Conducted on the Friday (20 June) just as this micro festival was starting Ross tells us what to expect from 3 days of workshops and performances.
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A complete round up of the visual arts in Liverpool. “Broadcast Live” from the Liverpool Design Show, with interviews with Design Initiative, Ross from Soundnetwork about Open Source City and Milk2Sugars behind “Your Show” at Red Wire. Plus what’s coming up this week.
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This weeks show covers; Ian reviews Changeover at Site 68 Hope Street by Rebecca Key, Robin Woolston at Curve Gallery Victoria Street with an interesting exhibition about consumerism.
The John Moores University degree show is still on at various venues around Slater Street, with a fresh show probably given a bit more freedom by the spaces in which they are presented.
Wednesday 25th - Afoundation on Greenland St. is Port City- Global Migration.
Thursday 26th Pipoloti Rist opens at FACT also a Dick Young retrospective at the Cornerstone Gallery called Quite Charming plus a group show at Egg Space called Expect the Unexpected.On Friday Studio Alberta opens at the Woolstonholme Sq Space, a group of Five artists with links to Liverpool.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the Korea based Cho Theatre will be at the Edge Hill Pavillion part of Metal, with performances of the Angel and the Wood Cutter.
On the Wirral the Lady Lever Gallery presents Masterpieces, watercolours and drawings - An exhibition witch traces the history of the William Hesketh Collection, with work by Turner, Burn Jones etc.
Next WeekAt the Contemporary Urban Centre is an exhibition by 40 artists including some celebrities. They present Go Pink 08, to raise awareness of Cancer, it continues until the 1st JulyAnd finally the Ceri Hand Gallery opens, situated on Cotton Street it promises to be a great addition to the Liverpool art scene. The inaugural show is a group show of 10 artists work and continues until the 4th July. Newsletters: Subscribe to our Art in Liverpool Newsletter and get an update everytime an episode is published.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 showiTunes one click subscribe or other audio subscription services
Frank Collins from Design Initiative tells us about Design Show Liverpool, the range of work that is available, and this hopes that Design Show will become a regular feature of the North West Calendar. Listen to find out more.
A complete round up of visual arts in Liverpool week by weekThis week sees Liverpool go Super Lamb Banana crazy just before a hectic weekend of shows and events from Design Show Liverpool, Africa Oye, Changover at Site, Open Source City and much more. Read Listen Enjoy.
A complete round up of what’s taking place in the visual arts in Liverpool.
This week saw the reopening of the Bluecoat Display Centre back in it’s rightful place at the back of the Bluecoat Garden, it’s opening show ‘Gabriele Koch and Robin Welch - The Elisabeth Zuckerman Memorial Exhibition’ it shares with it’s other space Display Centre 2 on Hanover Street.
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