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- Fine artist in Nottingham and Korea
- Press releases: 10 common mistakes http://t.co/OPeYqupc
- artsdevuk: RT @springuk: With no job, benefits, income what happens to those forced into self employment? Anyone seen any studies or research?
- Lincoln artists heading to New York
- COVENTRY’S young gangsters have ways of making you dance.
- “@ArtsPro: NEWS: ACE backs charity that puts art in empty shops http://t.co/xHK7TWvL” < @CovArtspace! #emptyshops
- From Coventry to California: the university students’ big screen dream
- voluntaryarts: RT @the_big_draw: Good morning all! Do you know anyone who might want to enter the John Ruskin Prize? http://t.co/1QDvycAv
- voluntaryarts: Thanks for the tweet, @devonguild :-)
- 'All you knit is love' cotton shopper bags now on sale in the Bonington Shop, al...
- Support NTU Fashion Design students Emma and Janine, by voting for their collect...
- artsdevuk: Morning to our new followers. Hope you all had a great weekend
- artsdevuk: RT @artsquarter: Time to take part in our 2012 Philanthropy in the Arts Survey: http://t.co/MCHCS4ke
| Fine artist in Nottingham and Korea Posted: 21 Feb 2012 02:34 AM PST Fine Art lecturer Andrew Pepper has been showing works with holography in the UK and Korea.  Archipelago, on show at the Bonington Gallery, Nottingham Trent University, during January and February, brought together a number of artists from the school of art and design who were asked to consider themselves and their practice as islands. Andrew was also invited to present work, during November last year, in 'Garden of Light', at Gallery 175, Seoul, Korea. An international exhibition of key artists working with holographic imaging.  |
| Press releases: 10 common mistakes http://t.co/OPeYqupc Posted: 20 Feb 2012 04:04 AM PST Press releases: 10 common mistakes http://t.co/OPeYqupc |
| Posted: 20 Feb 2012 04:15 AM PST artsdevuk: RT @springuk: With no job, benefits, income what happens to those forced into self employment? Anyone seen any studies or research? |
| Lincoln artists heading to New York Posted: 20 Feb 2012 08:54 AM PST  Two University of Lincoln academics have been selected to be resident artists at the Grace Exhibition space in New York to develop their new work Oral/Response which they will perform at this year's Bristol Live Open Platform (BLOP) festival later this month at Arnolfini.Senior Lecturers at the Lincoln School of Art and Design, Angela Bartram and Mary O'Neill - a collaborative partnership whose work centres on the documentation of performance through situated writing – will head to New York in April to develop their work Oral/Response, which incorporates the simultaneous textual documentation of performed actions Oral/Response is as live as the performance itself, developing in each performance incorporating elements that emerge in response to each site. The text acts as a mirror that tells the story as it unfold, and the sounds generated during the work's duration help formulate a memory of its process. The works reflexivity relies on the observation of each other's movements and decisions throughout. With no time to reflect, to square up a shot or rephrase a sentence after the event, the integral nature of the work's document is exposed to complication and chance; it becomes as influential as the action it is intended to record.  Visually the work involves Bartram crushing a stick of white chalk with a pestle and mortar, pinching the ground dust into a pile on the floor, inhaling, exhaling and blowing the dust across the floor. The process is then repeated through a grading spectrum of black to white charcoal. O'Neill kneels facing Bartram writes in matching tones on the floor a record of what is taking place before her. They work in synch and in rhythm: one creates a physical action that the other interprets in words scrawled on the floor.Head of the School of Art and Design at the University of Lincoln, Dr Alec Shepley, said the school was delighted that Dr Angela Bartram and Dr Mary O'Neill have been selected to perform this work at Arnolfini for Bristol Live Open Platform (BLOP)."The festival presents new work by live and interdisciplinary artists focussing on experiments and unpredictability - it is a great opportunity to share new ideas with an audience, and for audiences to experience something new and clearly demonstrates the quality of contemporary creative practice in the School," he said.  |
| COVENTRY’S young gangsters have ways of making you dance. Posted: 17 Feb 2012 04:00 PM PST Their dance film version of Gangsters by city ska band The Specials has won them a place in the finals of Dance Your City at the South Bank in London and they have now been invited to perform at Warwick Arts Centre as well. |
| Posted: 20 Feb 2012 03:13 AM PST "@ArtsPro: NEWS: ACE backs charity that puts art in empty shops http://t.co/xHK7TWvL" < @CovArtspace! #emptyshops |
| From Coventry to California: the university students’ big screen dream Posted: 20 Feb 2012 02:00 AM PST 20th Feb 2012 ⁄ West Midlands ⁄ Media Production students from Coventry University have set themselves the ultimate movie-making challenge of creating a crowd-funded, full-length feature film to be shot on location in the UK and in ... |
| Posted: 20 Feb 2012 02:14 AM PST voluntaryarts: RT @the_big_draw: Good morning all! Do you know anyone who might want to enter the John Ruskin Prize? http://t.co/1QDvycAv |
| voluntaryarts: Thanks for the tweet, @devonguild :-) Posted: 20 Feb 2012 02:13 AM PST voluntaryarts: Thanks for the tweet, @devonguild :-) |
| 'All you knit is love' cotton shopper bags now on sale in the Bonington Shop, al... Posted: 20 Feb 2012 03:24 AM PST 'All you knit is love' cotton shopper bags now on sale in the Bonington Shop, all in aid of the BA (Hons) Fashion Knitwear Design and Knitted Textiles degree show fund!  Boningtons Art Shop - Art & Design - Nottingham Trent University ntu.ac.uk Boningtons Art Shop - Facilities - School of Art and Design - Nottingham Trent University |
| Support NTU Fashion Design students Emma and Janine, by voting for their collect... Posted: 20 Feb 2012 02:05 AM PST Support NTU Fashion Design students Emma and Janine, by voting for their collections!  Alfa Romeo UK | Fashion Show 2012 Alfa Romeo was founded in Milan, Italy in 1910 |
| artsdevuk: Morning to our new followers. Hope you all had a great weekend Posted: 20 Feb 2012 02:02 AM PST artsdevuk: Morning to our new followers. Hope you all had a great weekend |
| Posted: 20 Feb 2012 01:20 AM PST artsdevuk: RT @artsquarter: Time to take part in our 2012 Philanthropy in the Arts Survey: http://t.co/MCHCS4ke |
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