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Gallery4allarts - Newsletter

Welcome to the 2010 Newsletter page!

Please, click links below. Thank you.

January - February -March, April - May - June; July - August - September , October - November- December

To read notes on how to send your art related advert; please browse main newsletter page.

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2010

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For occasional Theatre and Music events/ reviews (limited) please, browse to the bottom of page. Thank you.

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until 30th of March 2010

Call for entries “Abstract Vibrations” - until 30th March 2010

A new group exhibition event opens during April 2010, at Gallery4allarts, including the launch of new additional gallery space.

Submission criterias - click this link for details please, if interested to submit any works.

Gallery4allarts

07756912911

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from 3rd of April - until early May 2010

“Abstract Vibrations” - New show and new gallery space launch@ Gallery4allarts

@ Gallery4allarts, 80 Lark Lane, Liverpool

A new group exhibition event opens during April 2010, at Gallery4allarts, including the launch of new additional gallery space.

Submission criterias click this link for details please, if interested to submit any works.

You are invited to join us for the open day/ private viewing on Saturday 3rd of April, 12 - 4pm. We will also inaugurate the new exhibition space (2 more rooms in the same building, entry on Sefton Grove, off Lark Lane).
Generally, we have submissions from artists who work within the 'abstract' or conceptual field; mediums such as: painting, mixed media, assemblage, print, etc. Entries open until 30th of March, 5.30pm

Some of the exhibiting artists' names:

Sue Ironfield, Fanchon Frohlich, Nicole Bartos, Alex Simpson and others will be revealed on the 31st of March.

The additional new gallery space will be launched with this exhibition and is welcoming everybody to celebrate this new start and opportunity.
This space, which is in the same building as the initial gallery, has its’ entry situated on Sefton Grove, off Lark Lane, comprises of 2 extra rooms intended mainly for art display, various arts' workshops and some healing arts sessions (during evenings) such as Qi Gong and Shiatsu.
Visit us, or join us for the opening day on Saturday 3rd of April 2010, to find out more.

All enquiries welcome regarding space rental for workshops/ classes, various meetings during evenings or mornings.

Gallery opening times: remain to be confirmed. Closed during Easter holiday( 5th - 8th of April).

Gallery4allarts

Gallery contact and address:

GALLERY4ALLARTS
LLAWRCC / SMLLCA
80 Lark Lane,
The Old Police Station,
Liverpool, L17 8UU,
Merseyside

Website: www.gallery4allarts.com
E-mail: nbartos@gmail.com
Telephone: 07756912911

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Until 31st March 2010

"Thinking Abstract"

@ Gallery4allarts, 80 Lark Lane, The Old Police Station, Liverpool

Please, view main exhibition page for more details.

Contact: 07756912911

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March 7 and 9th 2010

Thank You art day or 39 Day

Gallery4allarts joined this international positive event and offeres its customers free gift (greeting card by N.Bartos),

free hot drink and discounts of 15% off when purchasing at the gallery venue, any artworks costing above £100.

See latest exhibition until 31st Marc: "THINKING ABSTRACT".

What's 39 ART Day (Thank You Art day)? - March 9

Originally 39 Art Day was initiated by a Japanese artist Yoshiaki Kaihatsu to foster the appreciation of contemporary art in Japan. In Japanese, "thank you" rhymes with 3/9 (san-kyuu), as there is no "th" sound and the Japanese people tend to pronounce "th" as "s." Thus, the Date for 39 Art Day on March 9 and now it is celebrated worlwide!
See www.39art.com for more details.

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Tuesday 9th March at 4pm

‘The Camouflage of Truth’ by Peter Lewis - An artists’ talk
@ Cornerstone Gallery
Following the successful exhibition launch of ‘The Camouflage of Truth’ by Peter Lewis, the Cornerstone Gallery would like to invite you to an artists talk on Tuesday 9th March at 4pm. Peter Lewis will discuss his current exhibition, the inspiration behind the work and his practice in general.

The talk will be given on this year’s international ‘39 (Thank You) Art Day' in room COR110 at the Cornerstone Building, Liverpool Hope University. The event is free and open to anyone to attend.
39 Art Day in Liverpool is a special day to appreciate, promote and otherwise positively engage ourselves in contemporary art. This year is the 10th Anniversary of this global Art celebration. For more information please visit www.39art.com .
The Cornerstone Gallery, Haigh Street, Liverpool, L3 8QB. Tel : 0151291 3997, Fax : 0151 291 3191
E-mail : thecornerstonegallery@hope.ac.uk , Web - www.hope.ac.uk/cornerstonegallery

For directions of how to get to The Cornerstone Gallery please visit www.hope.ac.uk/gettingtohope/hopeateverton

"Liverpool Hope University accepts no responsibility for this e-mail, its contents and any loss or damage arising in any way from the receipt or use of this e-mail and its attachments"
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Ctrl.Alt.Shift Unmasks Corruption
@ Contemporary Urban Centre
Ctrl.Alt.Shift Unmasks Corruption comes to Liverpool with an exhibition of political comic work to coincide with the release of their new comic book anthology. The Exhibition will take a retrospective look at how comics have been employed throughout history to debate and highlight political issues and will include content from previously unseen archives as well as highlights from the Ctrl.Alt.Shift Unmasks Corruption Comic.

3rd Floor Gallery
Contemporary Urban Centre
Greenland Street
Liverpool
L1 0BS

Opening Night: Monday 15th March 6-8pm. (pay bar available)
Exhibition continues until 28th March

Gallery opening hours: Tues - Sat 11am-6pm, Sun 11am-4pm

A selection of the world’s most compelling graphic novelists and comic artists have collaborated with Ctrl.Alt.Shift, to create a limited edition comic book Ctrl.Alt.Shift Unmasks Corruption which features original work from leading comic artists, satirists and creative figures from around the world including USA, South Africa, India, Sweden, Serbia and the UK. Ctrl.Alt.Shift Unmasks Corruption will engage and challenge the issues of social injustice in a bid to politicise a new generation of activists through the medium of popular comic culture. Artists involved include Dave McKean, Peter Kuper, Lee O'Connor, Pat Mills, V V Brown, Dan Goldman, Aleksandar Zograf, Bryan Talbot, Asia Alfasi, Dylan Horrocksand Marcus Bleasdale. The Ctrl.Alt.Shift Unmasks Corruption Comic Book is available while stocks last.

http://www.ctrlaltshift.co.uk/product/comic-book
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The Capstone building
@ Liverpool Hope University

Liverpool Hope University is pleased to announce a new performance venue for Liverpool.
The Capstone building is Liverpool Hope’s new Centre for Music, Performance and Innovation.
By day it will be home to Creative and Performing Arts students and staff, but by night, it will open its doors to the people of Liverpool who can enjoy shows at Hope Theatre, a space designed specifically to have the best possible acoustic, ideal for classical and contemporary music.
The Capstone, funded with the assistance of the NWDA and the Higher Education Funding Council (HEFCE) will also be one of only three Steinway Schools in the UK. All the pianos in the venue, both for performance and rehearsals, will be Steinways. Flagship among these will be the new Steinway D Concert Grand piano in Hope Theatre, which will be inaugurated by Joanna MacGregor on Friday 26th March.
Please email for details re: events taking place during the opening week.
Tickets for the events are available from the Liverpool Philharmonic box office, Hope Street, L1 9BP, 0151 709 3789

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The Corporate Events Team
Liverpool Hope University
Hope Park
Taggart Avenue
Liverpool
L16 9JD

Tel: 0151 291 3567
Email: events@hope.ac.uk
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Monday 22 March 2010

Culture Power Presentation: Where Europe Ends
a talk by Alina Mungiu-Pippidi

@The Ratiu Foundation / Romanian Cultural Centre, Manchester Square, 18 Fitzhardinge Street, London

Hosted by Dr Mike Phillips OBE, British novelist, historian and curator

19.00-21.00, The Ratiu Foundation / Romanian Cultural Centre, Manchester Square, 18 Fitzhardinge Street, London W1H 6EQ; Tel. 020 7486 0295, ext 108; e-mail: bookings@romanianculturalcentre.org.uk; Entry is free but booking is essential.

Romanian policy expert and journalist Alina Mungiu-Pippidi will talk about the problems that appear on the borderlands of Europe, with a special emphasis on the case of the Republic of Moldova. The evening’s presentation will be illustrated with excerpts from the documentary film ‘Where Europe Ends’ by Alina Mungiu-Pippidi and Sinisa Dragin.

Where Europe Ends
Documentary / Romania / 50 mins / English, Romanian, Russian, Ukrainian with English subtitles
Written and Directed by Alina Mungiu-Pippidi and Sinisa Dragin
www.whereeuropeends.eu

'Where Europe Ends' is the story of the new political division of Europe. It travels along the old Eastern steppe border of Europe, from Transcarpathia (in Ukraine) - which geographically is the very centre of Europe - to the North of the Black Sea where old Genoese castles still stand. The historical border now separates the enlarged European Union from Ukraine and Moldova. Locals left in the cold consider themselves Central Europeans and speak a mixture of regional languages (Slovak, Hungarian, Ukrainian, Romanian, Russian, etc). They are often related to groups and countries across the border in the EU. The film tells the story of some of these border inhabitants, who lived in three or four different national states in the 20th century without changing their village. Some can still sing all the national anthems. Today the old still have only their Soviet-era passports, so they find themselves cut off from relatives across the new EU border. As to the young, they are afraid that a new European wall is leaving them out of Europe for good - so they besiege European consulates or try smuggling themselves across the border. Their stories show how a border which came to be from the hazards of war and peace is now becoming a destiny, dividing once again the East Europeans between losers and winners of history.

Alina Mungiu-Pippidi is a Romanian policy expert, journalist, and Professor of Democracy Studies at Hertie School of Governance in Berlin. She is currently Senior Visiting Fellow at the Department of Politics and International Relations Oxford University. Alina has authored numerous books and articles in English, French and Romanian. In 2002-2003 she was the writer and director of the BBC documentary ‘A Tale of Two Villages’ based on her book ‘Deux villages’ (Paris: l'Harmattan), broadcast in summer 2003 by BBC World Service. Among others positions held in the media, she was News Director of Romanian Public Television.

Organised by The Ratiu Foundation / Romanian Cultural Centre in London.
www.ratiufamilyfoundation.com; www.romanianculturalcentre.org.uk
Culture Power is a programme initiated by the Ratiu Foundation, consisting of a number of presentations and constructive dialogue with an invited audience.

With the support of ProFusion International Creative Consultancy.
Image and text courtesy of Alina Mungiu-Pippidi and The Ratiu Foundation / Romanian Cultural Centre in London.
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NEVER AGAIN Part 2: A Genocide Experience

@ Sola Arts


SOLA ARTS are delivering another exhibition in the community bringing together refugees, asylum seekers and artists and other members of the wider communities.
The exhibition is called NEVER AGAIN Part 2: A Genocide Experience. This follows a very successful and rated exhibition NEVER AGAIN that we held in 2008.

The installation piece is being shown at the JEB Room at The University of Liverpool Guild of Students from 8-16th March 2010, 11am-3pm.

SOLA ARTS is working in partnership with Student Action For Refugees (STAR) and University of Liverpool Guild of Students for this exhibition (LGOS).

It's only on for a short time but well worth a visit. We would also like to invite you to an Open Evening for the Exhibition at the venue on Tuesday 9th March 2010 6-7pm. There will be readings, poetry and some acoustic music/singing.

NOTE: this exhibition can be quite emotional and we recommend that people who have experienced persecution or genocide be aware of this if they intend to visit.

SOLA ARTS
0151 726 8440
www.solaarts.org
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10th of March- 3rd of April 2010

LITTLE BY LITTLE
A two man exhibition of smaller paintings, drawings, and photographs by Anthony & Nathan Pendlebury.
10TH MARCH TO 3RD APRIL. PREVIEW ON 5.30-7PM ON TUESDAY MARCH 9TH, AT UNITY THEATRE (LIVERPOOL). http://www.unitytheatreliverpool.co.uk
You are invited to the opening of a two man exhibition by the father and son artists. This will be the first preview that Anthony has attended since he began his recovery from a stroke in December 2008.
The exhibition features as the title suggests, a range of smaller sized works by both artists, ranging from dark and moody abstract landscape paintings on vinyl, to minimal abstract drawings, to black and white photographs. Although the exhibition is not the first since Anthony had a stroke, it signifies a significant move forward, and will feature work never seen before by both artists.
The exhibition will be on display at the Unity Theatre throughout March. The preview night will include nibbles, and drinks are available at the bar. Thank you, and we hope to see you at the opening.
Contact Nathan Pendlebury, natpendlebury@hotmail.com
Or view www.erpenstudios.co.uk for further details of the artists.

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6th of February 2010 - 31 March 2010

"Thinking Abstract"

@ Gallery4allarts, 80 Lark Lane, The Old Police Station, Liverpool

An exhibition featuring abstract works in a variety of mediums, from artists based in North-West England and some international guests.

Professional artists are invited to visit the gallery and bring for selection samples of their work (1-5 pieces all labeled on the back) or email images of their work together with: artist name, statement, general contact details and a list of artworks including title, medium and selling prices. A short essential artist CV is welcomed but not compulsory. For all submissions, etc. please, see details under call for entries. Read important notes and criteria mentioned.

Exhibition opening: Saturday 6th of February, 12 - 4pm.

Curator: Nicole Bartos

Gallery contact and address:

GALLERY4ALLARTS
LLAWRCC / SMLLCA
80 Lark Lane,
The Old Police Station,
Liverpool, L17 8UU,
Merseyside

Website: www.gallery4allarts.com
E-mail: submissions_43@gallery4allarts.com and please Cc. to: nbartos@gmail.com (as subject please, mention: ‘february show’)
Telephone: 07756912911

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Until 30 January 2010

Gallery4allarts

Miniature Art Exhibition and Competition 2009:
‘MERRY CHRISTMAS’”

@ Gallery4allarts, LLAWRCC / SMLLCA, 80 Lark Lane, The Old Police Station, Liverpool

A group art exhibition and competition featuring a selection of miniature artworks from artists mainly based in Liverpool and around North West England.

See the award winners' names, etc. by cliking this link.

Show ends on Saturday 3 January 2010, 5pm.

This exhibition will feature a selection of 2D miniature artworks in a variety of mediums and styles from abstract to representational, from Liverpool and North West based artists, children and all those who love being artistically creative or are simply talented within the fine arts. As we are approaching Christmas festivities, we would like the audience to be delighted to support this project with their visits and votes for the best artworks on show. Volunteers for Jury members and all donations are welcomed to support the project.

Why not join in and help to write 2D “Merry Christmas” on the walls of Gallery4allarts, on Lark Lane, decorate an indoors 3D Christmas tree sculptural installation and pack walls with your miniature artworks by creating and submitting 1-15 miniature size artworks by latest 5th December 2009.

For a better understanding and artistic performance related to this miniature exhibition Gallery4allarts is preparing for, I would like to ask those who (whether they are coming from a professional art background or not), are willing to submitting work, to read the notes and extracts mentioned below regarding the “miniature” painting and art in general and the origins of the “miniature” term itself.

“The term "miniature", as it addresses miniature painting, is often confused with "miniaturize" and some miniature art exhibitions do not refer to miniature as it's initial meaning of techniques, but rather the size of the painting (miniaturized painting). They are two very separate descriptions. (extract from article: “Miniature Painting - A Brief History of the Art of Miniature”, an article by: Rebecca Latham).
This particular exhibition and competition, open to everyone, is willing to focus and refer to “miniature” art and limit the size of the artwork submitted. The biggest dimensions should not exceed 12cm x 18cm. All mediums are welcome.
A randomly selected jury panel will be asked to judge upon various factors such as: ideas, talent, innovation (technique wise and uniqueness) and quality of work, technique. Curator, of this show and competition, is the artist of Romanian origins, Nicole Bartos representing Gallery4allarts.

Exhibition will open on the 11 December 2009 and will end on the 30 January 2010.

Events / Important dates for your diary ( for updates or any changes please, browse main exhihibiton page):
Exhibition opening day and main Awards Ceremony:
Friday 11th December 2009, 2pm- 8.30pm

Award Ceremony (11 Dec.) starts 6.30pm
Public voting period starts: Friday 11th Dec 2pm;
Public voting period closes: Friday 18th Dec 5pm
Open Day and Public Award Ceremony: Friday 18th December 2009, 5pm-8.30pm
Award Ceremony (18 Dec.) starts 6.30pm
Exhibition closes: 30th January 2010

Re: Jury member’s volunteers
! Call for jury members to be present on the opening day in December (3pm-6pm) date to be confirmed. Please, refer to website or call the gallery.
A panel of 5 jury members will be selected randomly from all volunteers, before 3rd December 2009. Elected jury members should not be related (family) to any of the participants to the exhibition. In case this will happen a new jury member will have to be named as soon as possible.

! All donations and sponsorship from the general public are gratefully welcomed in support of this project.
Donations will help the gallery towards covering expenses for advertising, exhibition opening/ private view, and ideally 5 prizes. There is a donations box available in the Gallery at all times and particularly during this project. Cheques addressed to Gallery4allarts, please.
10% of our sales will go to the “Samaritan’s Purse” towards Operation Christmas Child initiative. (www.operationchristmaschild.org.uk)

Gallery4allarts is situated at The Old Police Station, in the heart of Lark Lane, between Sefton Park and Aighburth. It has opened its doors this year, since 26 September.
Gallery4allarts has been initiated since 2006 as an online gallery by artist Nicole Bartos and has gained its reputation through its Independents’ Liverpool Art Biennial international projects at various venues in Liverpool.

Gallery4allarts

Website: www.gallery4allarts.com
E-mail: submissions_43@gallery4allarts.com and please Cc. to : nbartos@gmail.com (as subject please, mention: ‘miniature show’)
Telephone: 07756912911

For further updates and winners please, visit the exhibition main page after the 9th December.

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