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Controversial artist Tracy Emin has been commissioned to produce an illuminated art piece for Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral. This will be the second piece that Tracy will have completed for the Cathedral, the first piece was the Roman Standard completed in 2005. The controversial artist, a title which it seems the media insist on using when they refer to Ms Emin will be using neon tubes - a media which Tracy - a name which I insist on calling her - has been using recently.And whilist we are talking about Tracy - I'd like to remind you that the competition is still open to win a Tracy Emin - Bus pass holder simply subscribe to our newsltter.
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I had an email the other day, asking us to help promote Liverpool's Open Culture website, which has been put together by Phil Redmond as in with his cash, no he didn't write the code. I went to a presentation by Phil Redmond about the open culture website a couple of months ago and it looked great - so visit it and take part. http://www.culture.org.uk/
Phil Redmond's 'baby' takes its first steps - please let me know if you think it will grow into a well-balanced adult or become a brat!You can now visit the Open Culture website at http://www.culture.org.uk/ and, from January 2008, at http://open.culture.org.uk/ (This is the official address by which the site will be advertised.) It provides an unmoderated space for users to engage with culture, create culture and spark cultural debate! Besides being home to Cultural Clearing, all of the Open Culture Projects will be featured on the site and users can create their own cultural content including videos, words, pictures and sounds and give others the chance to comment. The site will also feature a handy DIY culture section giving advice on things like recording your own music, taking better photographs and making your own films. If you would like to help promote the Open Culture project, and create even greater interest in aspects such as Cultural Clearing, then please add the attached image and the text below to your email signature, or simply pass this email onto others.
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Very soon we are going to start producing a series of podcasts in association with http://www.artinliverpool.com/. We aim to produce a weekly podcast; to cover visual arts news in Liverpool artists interviews How to advice for artists and Gallerist/curator interviews Each podcast will be placed on iTunes; podcast at yahoo.com; podcastdirectory.com; podcastdolly.com etc so you shouldn't have any trouble finding it.If you would like to find out more then subscribe to our podcatsing newsletters.
Starting tonight, see four three-minute films on the Turner Prize 2007 nominees and their work:
The winner of the Turner Prize 2007 will be announced live on Channel 4 news at 19.00 on Monday 3 December. Starting tonight, see four three-minute films on the Turner Prize 2007 nominees and their work: Turner Prize 2007: Mark Wallinger Monday 26 November, 19.55, Channel 4 Turner Prize 2007: Zarina Bhimji Tuesday 27 November, 19.55, Channel 4 Turner Prize 2007: A Film by Mike Nelson Wednesday 28 November, 19.55, Channel 4 Turner Prize 2007: Nathan Coley Thursday 29 November, 19.55, Channel 4
Taken For a Ride Saturday 1 December, 20.30, More4 See Julie Moggan's documentary exploring how life and art connect, as seen through the eyes of a Liverpudlian cab driver and his passengers.
Turner Prize 2007 Winner Announcement The winner of the Turner Prize 2007 will be announced live on Channel 4 news at 19.00 on Monday 3 December. Visit Turner Prize 2007
CITYSCAPE-S A collection of Artists’ reactions to the changing urban landscape.
The participating artists, architects and environmentalists are:
Andy Brown (Digital City) / Philip Courtenay (e-space) live video links with Shanghai, Damascus & Gadansk / Gladys Masey (Public Art Installation on Wood Street Pavement) / Mike Hatjoullis (Paradise Paintings) / Moira Kenny (The Great Wall of China) / Philip Lo (Public Art Installation on Wood Street Pavement) / Rob Macdonald (Concept & Curator) / Rachel Newton (Chromacity) Photography & Painting / Peter Philips (Urban Drawings) / 'pool (Shrinking Cities) / www.bobbyandsophie.co.uk (Graphic Design) / Peter Betts (drawings from Hanover Street)
Here are some photos form the opening night.