Creative Midlands South |
- ICETWICEGALLERY- Olney
- The Mousetrap at Milton Keynes Theatre
- The Stables -Tonight 24th Sept.
- The Stables- Duotone -Acoustic songs
- 80's Mania at The Stables on Saturday 29th.
- MK Gallery: James Welling Exhibition
- MK Gallery Competition: Win a Digital Camera!
- Scratch Nights at MK Gallery: Film Screening
- Friday Night Films at MK Gallery
- Mini Makers at MK Gallery
- Big Draw Launch with The Drawing Machine
- Flaunt Dance classes for advanced dancers
- CreativeNhants: RT @SkyArts: Want us to fund your future? We're giving 5 emerging artists a £30k bursary, apply pronto with your top idea! http://t.co/9 ...
- CreativeNhants: It's the return of Creative Cafe this Wednesday. Free lunch & a talk from @create_alliance about Creative Apprentices http://t.co/K0N3hwwl
Posted: 25 Sep 2012 03:45 AM PDT ICETWICEGALLERY We aim to become the most intriguing, innovative and entertaining contemporary commercial art galleries in the Milton Keynes/Bedford/Northampton triangle, providing a focus for talent and a destination for consumers THE SPACE…is in the heart of Olney. The gallery is minimalist, functional, but welcoming. White walls and ceilings, lit by tungsten halogen wallwashers at the optimum 3000ºc necessary to view colour and detail correctly. Black rubber floor with all other details in signature ICETWICE shades of blue. |
The Mousetrap at Milton Keynes Theatre Posted: 25 Sep 2012 03:16 AM PDT For over 50 years, Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap has been the world’s longest running stage production. The first ever tour of the record-breaking production will open on 11th September in Canterbury before arriving at Milton Keynes Theatre from 24th – 29th September. |
The Stables -Tonight 24th Sept. Posted: 25 Sep 2012 03:20 AM PDT Carleen Anderson |
The Stables- Duotone -Acoustic songs Posted: 25 Sep 2012 03:22 AM PDT Duotone |
80's Mania at The Stables on Saturday 29th. Posted: 25 Sep 2012 03:43 AM PDT 80s Mania |
MK Gallery: James Welling Exhibition Posted: 24 Sep 2012 07:28 AM PDT James Welling The Mind on Fire 14 September - 25 November 2012 James Welling: The Mind on Fire, is the first solo exhibition in a UK public gallery by the American artist James Welling (b.1951). Comprising around a hundred and thirty works, the exhibition will recreate some of the artist’s seminal photographic shows from New York in the early to mid 1980s, charting the development of his abstract language and experimentation with photographic effects. Michael Stanley 1975 - 2012 Michael Stanley was Director of MK Gallery from 2004–2009. During this time he was responsible for two Turner Prize-nominated exhibitions: Yeah…..you, baby you! by Phil Collins and Cathy Wilkes in 2008, as well as a range of first UK solo exhibitions by artists including Pae White, Phillip Allen, Carlos Bunga, Roger Hiorns, Carlos Amorales, Adrian Paci, Phoebe Unwin, Pascale Marthine Tayou, Richard Woods and Gilberto Zorio. He curated the widely-acclaimed survey exhibition of work by Marcel Broodthaers and exhibitions of work by the late James Lee Byars in Milton Keynes and in Venice in 2009. He also introduced new strands of programming, including offsite projects by Johanna Billing, Wolfgang Weileder, Langlands & Bell and Hayley Newman and DRMM Architects. Paying tribute, MK Gallery’s current Director, Anthony Spira, said: Mike was incredibly talented and in his five years in Milton Keynes he developed a rich and adventurous artistic programme. He forged exciting connections, from the local to the international, and was a great ambassador for the city. He was extremely popular and will be missed enormously. Our thoughts and feelings go out to his family, friends and colleagues. Will Cousins, Chair of MK Gallery said: During his time as Director Mike took the Gallery from strength to strength. He opened our eyes to new creative worlds and his passion for Milton Keynes helped us see our City in a new light. His boundless energy and infectious enthusiasm will be very much missed. Our thoughts are with his family and friends. |
MK Gallery Competition: Win a Digital Camera! Posted: 24 Sep 2012 07:35 AM PDT
Visit our current exhibition of abstract photography by artist James Welling, and enter our free prize draw to win a digital camera (including case and memory card) worth over £189! Simply complete one of our gallery survey forms at the Information Desk, and we'll enter your details into the prize draw. The competition will run until 25 November 2012 Find out more about exhibition |
Scratch Nights at MK Gallery: Film Screening Posted: 24 Sep 2012 07:31 AM PDT Film Screening and Talk Thursday 27 September / 7pm / Free A new film and talk meditating on the notion of failure, introduced by artist Aaron Head. Edited entirely from amateur online footage, this film assemblage of sound and image meditates on the languages of failure and personal validation - two themes which abound on the internet. Featuring over five hundred found clips, Head’s film includes broken clocks, bad violin recitals, glitching TVs, drunken karaoke and broken lights. Largely unplanned and circumstantial, the film’s evolving narrative plays with its own form and associations. The slippery language and relative notions of self, success and failure are explored through methods of editing and appropriation. Casting a net over a directionless drift of images, the film plucks out the beauty of the malformed and seemingly failed and puts them into new pockets of meaning and sense. Aaron Head introduces his film by describing the journey towards its making. He will also outline the larger Tour of Failure project, including how to submit entries to the Archive of Failure, an unselected and unedited series of photographic /t ext responses to the idea of failure in its broadest possible sense or deviations. |
Friday Night Films at MK Gallery Posted: 24 Sep 2012 07:22 AM PDT
Fur: An imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus Friday 28 September / 6.30pm / £5 (concessions £3), Pre-book on 01908 676 900
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Posted: 24 Sep 2012 07:51 AM PDT
Mini Makers at MK Gallery The Power of the Polaroid with Frazer Waller Suitable for children aged 4+ Using a Polaroid camera and transfer equipment local photographer Frazer Waller will take you through the steps to making your own experimental artworks on anything from wood, metal, stone, or paper. Come along and get creative with photography. |
Big Draw Launch with The Drawing Machine Posted: 21 Sep 2012 03:43 AM PDT Making the First Mark - Big Draw Launch Join us at MK Gallery for our Big Draw Launch event. Open to all abilities and ages, there will be drawing activities available from 2-5pm, inspired by this year’s national Big Draw theme “In Line” visitors will be asked Where will you Draw the Line? People will be invited to draw into the urban landscape with a variety of materials, including tape and chalk. Milton Keynes’ ‘greatest artist’ Neville Modley (aka Steve Groom) will also be on hand to offer a Drawing Masterclass, and in the spirit of the recent Olympics, participants will be invited to get involved in a Strike a Pose time trial. The Drawing Machine will also be using the occasion to launch their City of Trees Project. Be there or be square! |
Flaunt Dance classes for advanced dancers Posted: 20 Sep 2012 05:26 AM PDT Flaunt Dance classes for advanced dancers Commercial street dance class Monday 8pm - 9pm Walnut Tree Powerleague dance studio £5 per session Buzz or Whizz a text to Antonietta for more information 07730656695 **Childrens classes coming soon** |
Posted: 24 Sep 2012 08:35 AM PDT CreativeNhants: RT @SkyArts: Want us to fund your future? We're giving 5 emerging artists a £30k bursary, apply pronto with your top idea! http://t.co/9 ... |
Posted: 24 Sep 2012 08:35 AM PDT CreativeNhants: It's the return of Creative Cafe this Wednesday. Free lunch & a talk from @create_alliance about Creative Apprentices http://t.co/K0N3hwwl |
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