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Saturday, 20 June 2009 19:45

City as Gymnasium, Manchester

City as GymnasiumCITY AS GYMNASIUM’ - 10th July – 3rd October 2009

 

 

Preview Thursday 9th July 6-9pm

CUBE continues to showcase cutting edge projects that explore the Urban Built Environment. Building on our well established reputation fusing together architecture, contemporary art and design.

Their forthcoming exhibition ‘City as Gymnasium’ is Inspired by London 2012 games has been granted the Inspire mark as part of the Cultural Olympiad. The projects aim to showcase ‘alternative’ ways the city is often used as a gymnasium.

The exhibition features work by Lottie Child, Neville Gabie, Peter Liversidge, MediaShed and Tsui Kuang –Yu.

Image above taken from Invisible City: Liverpool Top 9! By Tsui Kuang Yu – the film will be screened daily in the gallery

space hoppersOn Saturday 20th June the world’s first user-generated event will take place in Ancoats, east Manchester where people are invited to come along and take part in a series of flash-mob style activities.  

Following a four-week flurry of web activity that attracted 103 ideas and 1,166 people counting themselves in, the winning ideas and the confirmed line up can be announced.

People can join Inspiral Carpets and XFM’s Clint Boon in a sing-along of his favourite Manchester classics from his brand new boon army mini, compete in a space hopper race, become an author of a book, play musical statues, set off an Alka Seltzer rocket, break a world record with the longest conga line, dance at a silent disco or help the European Architecture Students Assembly build a model city out of cardboard.  

Wednesday, 03 June 2009 09:42

Digital artist handbook update

folly and GOTO10 are pleased to announce the latest articles to be added to the Digital Artists’ Handbook

The digital artists handbook is a reliable and accessible source of information that introduces artists to different tools, resources and ways of working related to digital art. With a focus on Free Software and Open Content, the handbook covers topics such as working with graphics, sound and digital video, software art, developing your own hardware, collaborative working and publishing your work.

The first of two new articles, “Video editing with open source tools”, has been written by Valentina Messeri and Eleonora Oreggia.

Valentina Messeri studied Philosophy of Technology and has been living in Spain since 2002. She is an advanced GNU/Linux user and video-maker, an expert in video streaming, teaches multimedia and works freelance in post production and live audio/video streaming.

Tuesday, 02 June 2009 09:14

Variant Spring Issue out now

Variant

 ...the free arts and culture magazine.
In-depth coverage in the context of broader social, political & cultural issues

 Spring Issue online Now

Front cover & centre pages: 'Every action will be judged on the particular circumstances'
Seamus Nolan

Available online

 

Saturday, 30 May 2009 09:57

Steal This film

For further details about Reverend Billy and Gospel Choir of the Church after Shopping then look here
 


a.P.a.t.T TV is coming along a bundle.  Defcon TV is so jealous.
 
Catch this video of the Icy Demons, a.P.A.t.T. and Balloons- POST MUSIC Night @ The Kazimier Liverpool. I missed the night and this ca only take me part way there.
 
Sign up to their ning thing. http://itsapatt.ning.com/
Tuesday, 26 May 2009 13:06

The Phil's Balls

DancingThe Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Vasily join Vincent and Flavia for a spectacular and Liverpool's first Summer Ball.

Liverpool City Council and St. George's Hall has announced yet another magnificent Ball in the Great Hall.  The Summer Ball 2009 welcomes the return of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Vasily Petrenko, following the unique and exciting Viennese Balls in 2008, which became one of the highlights of Liverpool's cultural year.   

The first Summer Ball 2009 will take place on the evening of Saturday 11th July 2009 and will have all the attributes of the glittering Balls that took place in 2008 and earlier this year at the Spring Ball, both of which sold out.

Joining the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Vasily Petrenko will be multi award-winning dance champions and BBC's Strictly Come Dancing stars Vincent (2008 runner-up with Rachel Stevens) and Flavia, who stole the hearts of the British public with their breathtaking Argentine Tango and The Magic Waltz sequence, who will showcase their talent and flair with dance performances throughout the evening.

More music comes from the wonderful Greg Francis Orchestra & Singers and the evening will be hosted by TV and radio presenter Esther McVey.

Tuesday, 26 May 2009 11:59

Hub Festival 2009, Wellington Dock

Move it back to Otterspool in 2010
 
This is one of the great acts that I missed over the weekend at the Hub Festival. Don't get me wrong I did go but you could not see anything of the hip hop dancers as the sight lines were so poor. Everything was so poor about this festival apart from the weather.
 
No signage for the free buses in town meant you had to guess where they were and where they were going, with one woman sruggling to get her baby buggy onto the bus as they were all stepped double deckers - great access - not.
 
 
The Trial

     As part of Liverpool Sound City 2009

4 Days and Nights of the best music the North West has to offer.

Friday and Saturday 22nd and 23rd May

Taking place at the Victorian Law Courts in St. Georges Hall, The Trial is a form of immersive theatre, entertainment and education where a professional legal team will cross examine key witnesses. With proceedings undertaken in a genuine court and overseen by a judge, a jury of young people will consider detailed evidence before delivering the verdicts of their deliberations. Connecting with young consumers The Trial dispatches with the usual conferencing template.

The rulings will evaluate how well modern business understands and caters for young consumers and musicians, and aims to influence direction and decisions as the findings provide a voice to the industry’s future cohorts. Creative workshops and a dedicated newspaper will also be part of The Trial’s make-up, where participants will, in their own terms and through their own selected medium, illustrate what the festival means to them through artistic expression. The Trial is an exclusive partnership between British Underground and Liverpool SoundCity.
 
   

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