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Gallery4allarts - Newsletter Welcome to the 2008 Newsletter page! Please, click links below. Thank you. January-February-March, March-April -May, May-June -July, July-August-September, October-November-December To read notes on how to send your art related advert; please browse main newsletter page. __________________________________ March - April - May 2008 ______________________________________________________________ ! Please, note that services for the Gallery4allarts 'Newsletter' distribution has now been closed until further notice. Sorry, for any inconvenience. __________________________ Saturday, 3rd May 2008 Gallery4allarts Closing event - Open day @Ullet
Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool L17 3BP "People
and Love"-
group exhibition and competition Saturday 3rd May 2008, from 4pm until 8pm The art exhibitions presenting works from 17 local and international
artists: A relaxing evening with art and music in the beautiful surroundings of the Grange; a good opportunity to meeting the artists, share ideas, network, relax. Bring a bottle! Contact: 07756912911 or email to: nicole_b@gallery4allarts.com Event organised by Gallery4allarts (www.gallery4allarts.com) Gallery4allarts __________________________ 12th April –3rd of May 2008 “People and Love” @Ullet Grange, Liverpool Group exhibition and competition featuring local and international artists and showing: photography, painting, sculpture, mixed media and prints. Click here for who the winners are, more details: artists' statements, images, etc. Private
View: 12th April 2008 4pm-7pm. Venue (residential
area): Note
re: venue: 1875
Victorian mansion situated at junction of Ullet Road
with Aigburth Drive, near Sefton Park Gates monument. 12th April – 3rd of May 2008 “Alex Simpson - exhibition” @Ullet Grange, Liverpool This exhibition presents a selection of works by artist Alex Simpson, based in Stoke-on-Trent, who has been part of the St. Ives artists’ community in the 70s. Born in Wigan, Alex has been working and living in Stoke-on-Trent for quite a while, dedicating his life to art, particularly to sculpture making, mixed media, woodcut prints and painting. With a great admiration for Brancusi’s art, Alex Simpson ha created a body of work that shocks through inspiration, beauty and quantity. Recently visiting his residence to meet with both artist and his art, I have found an almost monastic atmosphere, through its creative spirit that habits it, powerful energy that shaped ‘chef d-oeuvre’ profiles in sandstone, marble, wood and steel. This artist’s house and garden so full of artwork almost eliminated any comfort and the idea of a contemporary home; it has become entirely a huge studio and gallery space. It worth a visit at least. With constant exhibitions in London, Alex recently has become part of the Liverpool group exhibition and competition “People and Love” (same venue), and has won the public vote award. Part of the exhibition are also 15 mixed media wooden boxes, mostly admired through their storry- telling, nostalgia or humor qualities. Some of these works are particularly created for children, to inspire, educate and bring joy. Following the instructions of the artist, these works have been hanged at young children's eye level. People easily fall inlove with the work and the venue. (N Bartos) Exhibition
organised by Gallery4allarts (www.gallery4allarts.com). ______________________________________ May 2008 - a one day event AIR - Arts in Regeneration Belonging - The Gathering Please click here to view details/leaflet. Click here for a booking form to get a stall for the day. ___________________________________________ Terry Duffy - "STANDING STONES" @Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool Standing Stones will features a very new and fascinating diptych Somewhere between life and death we make decisions 2008. This diptych further demonstrates Duffy's fascination in experimenting in oils on sheer 'hot pressed board' which he rips away creating dynamic shapes that suggest the human form whilst retaining ambiguity. Standing Stones will be the first of a series of exhibitions
by Terry Duffy to be held at various venues in Liverpool
during its year as European Capital of Culture. Further information: Please contact Clare Sheppeard at The British Art and Design Association London: info@british-art.org.uk/ Artist’s
website: www.terryduffy.info Walker Art Gallery William Brown Street, Liverpool Admission
FREE Gallery Launch for Garston Cultural Village ___________________________________________________ Part of the Poetry in the City Festival Update on Launch Performance of Complete Twentieth Century Blues by Robert Sheppard This 350 page book is being published by Salt. Complete
Twentieth The appearance of legendary character from the pages
of Twentieth ___________________________________________________ Gallery4allarts - workshops dates March/ April 'Life
drawing and sketching' workshops
will be available on the following dates. !Please, also note dates when these workshops are not available. No
workshops will take place on: “Watercolour and Ink - painting techniques” from 14th and 18th of April.(updated 29th March) See link for more details. Workshops will carry on as usual after these dates. See venue details. Venue: Gallery4allarts _________________________ 11th of April - 10th of May 2008 Norman Ackroyd CBE, Jason Hicklin, Alistair Tucker @ Editions Limited, 16 Cook Street, Liverpool, L2 9RF The artists will be talking about their work at the Blecoat on Saturday 12thApril at 12pm in the Garden Room. Opening hours: 9.30am-5.30pm Monday o Friday; 11am-4pm Saturday tel. 0151 236 4236, www.editionsltd.net ___________________________________________ British Glass Biennale - Call for Entries Calling all artists This year the UK's premiere selling exhibition of contemporary glass has £14,000 in prize money to be won alongside its growing international status as the leading showcase for British based makers. The British Glass Biennale is delighted to be working in association with the Worshipful Company of Glass Sellers to offer three prizes, with a student section incorporated for the first time. The British Glass Biennale Award is increased to £8000 for the 'best in show'; the Glass Sellers Award is worth £5000 and the Glass Sellers Student Award of £1000. An expert panel will be judging the submissions; comprising: Will Farmer Director, Fieldings Auctioneers The names of the selected exhibitors will be published at the end of April 2008 with the prize winners announced at the Awards Ceremony on 21 August at the Ruskin Glass Centre. In 2006 101 artists were selected to exhibit, with Max Jacquard winning the British Glass Biennale Award. This massive representation of established artists and emerging new talent not only offers a clear illustration of the strength of the current British glass scene, but also reflects an extraordinarily wide range of styles and methods of glass-making. The Biennale is open to artists, designers and craftspeople, working in all areas of contemporary glass practice or using glass as a key design element. The exhibition has developed a reputation for displaying work that is rich and diverse in size, discipline and form; from intricate glass beads through to giant architectural kiln-formed pieces. Jurors will be looking for technical excellence and artistic quality. The deadline for submissions is 5pm Friday 28 March 2008. The exhibition starts on 22 August and is open 10am to 5pm daily until 28 September. Entry is free. The Biennale is a highlight of the International Festival of Glass, a four-day public festival celebrating the rich and dynamic world of glass, taking place August 22 to 25 at locations across the Stourbridge Glass Quarter. www.ifg.org.uk For further details and application forms please visit the 'How To Submit' page and download the Application Form and Artist's Information form. http://www.biennale.org.uk/ Fancy being a part of queerupnorth International Festival 2008? We are looking for short films to be screened at various venues throughout the city for the duration of the festival from 9-25 May 2008. The film programme, just like the rest of the festival, is open to anyone regardless of sexuality – but all submitted films should have some queer relevance or content. We’re interested in all sorts of work – documentary or fiction; narrative or experimental; any genre; any budget; and anything from 30 secs to 30 minutes long. Films will be selected by a panel from queerupnorth & Girls On Film and the deadline for submissions is FRIDAY 18 APRIL 2008. Unfortunately as we are a small team, we are unable to contact everyone who submits their work so if you not heard from us by Thursday 1 May 2008 you will have on this occasion been unsuccessful. Please go to http://www.queerupnorth.com/submission_guide.php for submission guidelines & to download a Film Entry Form. Then send your submissions to: SHORT FILMS SUBMISSION ______________________________ Thursday March 27 2008 Late at Tate Liverpool - Abstraction to Distraction. On the last Thursday of every month Tate Liverpool opens late for special events, music, food, drink and the best modern and contemporary art. This month’s Late at Tate, Thursday 27 March (18.00 – 21.00), is themed around Tate Liverpool’s current collection display DLA Piper Series: The Twentieth Century - How it looked & how it felt. Hear one of the artists from the Tate Liverpool collection display in conversation, be surprised by musicians in the galleries responding to abstract art and be distracted by a special one-off group performance relating to Rodin’s The Kiss. Stay to hear The Neil Campbell Collective perform a set inspired by the collection display complete with electric cello, processed classical guitar and wordless vocals. Michael Craig-Martin is a conceptual artist particularly noted for his influence on the generation of YBA artists who emerged in the 1990s – many of whom he taught at Goldsmiths University. For this Late at Tate, Craig-Martin discusses his career to date with Achim Borchardt-Hume, Curator at Tate Modern, focussing on his work currently on display at Tate Liverpool - 4 Identical Boxes with Lids Reversed, while commenting on work by other artists in the display including that of Damien Hirst (18.00 – 19.30, £7, £5.50 concessions, £4 members). To book your ticket call Tate Liverpool on 0151 702 7400. Elsewhere in the building, visual artist Claire Blundell Jones choreographs Kissing throughout the building. Kissing is a group performance piece that investigates whether a social sculpture of kissing looks as aesthetically beautiful as the same act portrayed in an artwork such as Rodin's The Kiss or whether it is just as repulsive as some people perceive kissing in public to be. Exploring the boundaries of personal space, alienation, restraint and the issues of public affection, couples and singles will be coming together from all over the country to unite in a Kissing performance that will transform Tate Liverpool’s gallery and non-gallery spaces for those who encounter it. Members of CoMA North West will present Abstraction/Composition, music inspired by and related to works in Tate Liverpool’s current collection display – DLA Piper Series: The Twentieth Century - How it looked & how it felt. Composed by members of CoMA North West, the music will be performed by Richard Harding on guitar and Phil Hargreaves on soprano saxophone. Pieces include Concentric by L C Dunbar (based on Richard Long’s Small White Pebble Circles), Spatial Concept by Phil Hargreaves (based on Lucio Fontana’s Spatial Concept) and Number 23 by Phil Hargreaves (based on Number 23 by Jackson Pollock). CoMA was set up in 1993 to encourage and provide opportunities for amateur musicians of all abilities to take part in contemporary music making. As part of this commitment, CoMA commissions works from leading UK and international composers, works which are artistically challenging yet suited to the technical abilities of amateur ensembles. Mellowtone DJs will warm up the audience with an array of tunes reflecting abstraction in the Tate Collection and will be followed by The Neil Campbell Collective who complete the night with a set inspired by the collection display featuring an electric cello, processed classical guitar and wordless vocals. 18.00 – 19.30
Artist Talk: Michael Craig Martin and Achim Borchardt
Hume
(Auditorium) www.tate.org.uk/liverpool/late Anthony & Nathan
Pendlebury until 4th April 2008 @Joe
Hill Gallery,
KUC Simon
Yorke _____________________________ Saturday 29 March 2008, Liverpool 'TRUTH
SERUM' - An Off-Site
Project as a response to the work TRUTH SERUM in sk-interfaces, Commissioned
by The Arts Catalyst The experiment will involve individuals coming to a central Liverpool location (to be disclosed just prior to the experiment) and taking part in a short psychological experiment based on substantiating TRUTH lasting around 10 minutes. The whole experience should take no longer than 30 minutes in total and participants can choose to opt out at any time. Enquirers will be given more information about the experiment prior to confirming their participation. The first
experiment will be conducted in Liverpool on Sat 29
March 2008. If you would like to participate or get
more information about the experiment, please email
randy@o-o-e.org or via The Arts Catalyst's website www.artscatalyst.org Thursday 3 April 2008 FREE Collector’s Event @bluecoat
display centre two Four short
presentations to assist with the appreciation of Speakers
will include: To reserve
your free place, please contact us via the email addresses bluecoat
display centre two _________________________________________ DIGITALMIRO FEATURING THE TALENTS OF KEN ALMOND, PAUL THE BOUNDARIES
BETWEEN NEW & TRADITIONAL Present KEN ALMOND'S DARKLY SEDUCTIVE,
45 mersey view,waterloo, l22 6qa 0151 931 1100 www.almirogallery.com ____________________________________ New Art Workshops - Leisure classes Gallery4allarts offers a series of art workshops in 2008. All levels welcome.Booking in advance. Contact: 07756912911 or nbartos@gmail.com ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Gallery4allarts - Calls for entries and guest artists' submissions 2008 Dates extended until 1 April 2008 Artists
are welcome to submit artworks as guests
of the gallery and also, for future exhibitions in
response to the following themes: Entries are welcome particularly for ‘People and Love’ exhibition. All work submissions by the 1st of April please, by post (CD), email: submissions_43@gallery4allarts.com or by appointment( call 07756912911), arranging to drop in with the work at the venue listed bellow. There willl be a selection and also a prize winner for each theme/show in part (£50) and the entrants will be noticed of the final results by email/post. Please, note that there is a entry fee/artist: £15/artist. Venue
: More details and updates, on: http://www.gallery4allarts.com/exhibitions.htm Please note: the closest confirmed exhibition is "People and Love" which will open on 12th of April 2008, at the: Ullet Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool, L17 3BP. Read press release. __________________________________________________________________ Fanchon Frohlich - Retrospective Exhibition - until 12 April 2008 @ Ullet Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool Read 'Press release'. Please, click here to read printable version. Read "Neural Supernovae" by Jeremy Reed (about Fanchon Frohlich): See Fanchon Frohlich retrospective exhibition photo album with some selections from the opening and exhibition. See exhibition details below by browsing down the page; More images will follow soon. "Neural Supernovae"
Jeremy Reed ______________________________________________________________ 23rd March - 20th April 2008 “PAINT” @ The Kitchen Gallery, Norton Priory Museum & Gardens, Runcorn Private
View Sunday 23rd March 1.30-4. Entry fee
to Gardens Adults £4.95, Children/concs. £3.25/
under 5s free. The Kitchen
Gallery ___________________________________________
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