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- writingwestmids: @Stuartmaconie is opening speaker #writerstoolkit! In 180 minutes time... morning, Stuart!
- writingwestmids: Writing West Midlands a magnificent 3rd in David Edgar's EBSF pub quiz! Out of 39. And now to The Writers' Toolkit http://t.co/vCdjJdn9
- Poddingham Presents... Aaron Smith
- Pippa Smith shares some tips on building audiences for free outdoor
- voluntaryarts: RT @EpicAwards: #EpicAwards entry from Rattlejag Morris who are reviving the music and dance of the North Shires Plough Jags: http://t.c ...
- Sent back to Coventry: Turner Prize nominee George Shaw opens exhibition at the Herbert
- Round-up part 2 – It’s all Hatching in the week ahead
- 'Growing not Going' - our Annual Symposium on Arts Funding - Arts & Business
- Turner prize nominated George Shaw's fabulous Coventry show
- writingwestmids: Looking forward to tomorrow's #writerstoolkit. http://t.co/1zmXdZPs
- Round-up part 1 – Anish and more, on tour
- 160 staff axed at Doubletake Studios
| Posted: 19 Nov 2011 12:00 AM PST writingwestmids: @Stuartmaconie is opening speaker #writerstoolkit! In 180 minutes time... morning, Stuart! | ||
| Posted: 18 Nov 2011 11:22 PM PST writingwestmids: Writing West Midlands a magnificent 3rd in David Edgar's EBSF pub quiz! Out of 39. And now to The Writers' Toolkit http://t.co/vCdjJdn9 | ||
| Poddingham Presents... Aaron Smith Posted: 16 Nov 2011 04:00 PM PST This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now | ||
| Pippa Smith shares some tips on building audiences for free outdoor Posted: 18 Nov 2011 01:48 PM PST
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| Posted: 18 Nov 2011 03:41 AM PST voluntaryarts: RT @EpicAwards: #EpicAwards entry from Rattlejag Morris who are reviving the music and dance of the North Shires Plough Jags: http://t.c ... | ||
| Sent back to Coventry: Turner Prize nominee George Shaw opens exhibition at the Herbert Posted: 18 Nov 2011 12:27 PM PST A three-section show at the Herbert Museum and Art Gallery shows the past and present of George Shaw's unique views of a city, as well as providing insights into his own career. | ||
| Round-up part 2 – It’s all Hatching in the week ahead Posted: 18 Nov 2011 10:25 AM PST
Just as spectacular as the Anish Kapoor exhibition (hence the separate billing) – we have a super round up of events this weekend, supplemented by great discount offerings from our friends at Hatch.
The team at Hatch has secured special discounts for some shows – so see below for details of how to benefit. You can also visit the Hatch website for further details.
Through My Windowby YARD Theatre Group NAE's very own YARD group has been working with Hatch associate Frank Abbott to produce 'Through My Window' – the latest creative event, not to be missed. Exploring new territories within the body of the building, using the mediums of video projection, singing, dance and installation as a complementary response to the current exhibition by Leo Asemota. Visit the New Art Exchange website for further details.
Void StoryBy Forced Entertainment In the very words of the Hatch team, "this is an opportunity to see the legendary Forced Entertainment who makes a rare visit to Nottingham this weekend with Void Story. With contents worthy of an action movie, the show sends the audience on a rollercoaster ride through the decimated remains of contemporary culture. Navigating one terrible cityscape after another, mugged, shot at and bitten by insects, pursued through subterranean tunnel systems, stowed away in refrigerated transport, shacked up in haunted hotels and lost in wildernesses, backstreets and bewildering funfairs, they travel to the centre of a night so intense that there are no stars to be seen." Phew! You will need Sunday to recover! Visit the Nottingham Contemporary website for further details. | ||
| 'Growing not Going' - our Annual Symposium on Arts Funding - Arts & Business Posted: 28 Feb 2012 04:00 PM PST Following the success of our annual symposium, which has attracted over 200 delegates for the last two years, Arts & Business will hold its third symposium for Chief Executives, Trustees, and Fundraising and Development professionals from the arts and cultural sectors on 29th February 2012 at Sadler's Wells in London. Growing Not Going is a positive look into the future of the arts. The agenda is going for growth, rather than grasping for survival and is intended to provide energy, inspiration and ideas for a new era for the arts. Stephen Howard Johnny Langridge John Newbigin Clare Norburn Dame Stephanie Shirley Can't see the box above, then click here to book | ||
| Turner prize nominated George Shaw's fabulous Coventry show Posted: 18 Nov 2011 02:53 AM PST COVENTRY'S George Shaw has brought his fabulous paintings of his home city to The Herbert in what should be their most successful exhibition yet ... coinciding with his nomination for the Turner Prize. | ||
| writingwestmids: Looking forward to tomorrow's #writerstoolkit. http://t.co/1zmXdZPs Posted: 18 Nov 2011 02:44 AM PST writingwestmids: Looking forward to tomorrow's #writerstoolkit. http://t.co/1zmXdZPs | ||
| Round-up part 1 – Anish and more, on tour Posted: 18 Nov 2011 06:23 AM PST
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| 160 staff axed at Doubletake Studios Posted: 18 Nov 2011 05:37 AM PST
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