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Gallery4allarts - Newsletter
Welcome to the 2013 Newsletter page! For news archives view main newsletter page
January - February - March - April; May - June - July - August - September - November - December 2013
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2013
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August 08 - August 30, 2013
Extended
Media Triennial - in Belgrade
@ Belgrade, the Art Pavilion C. Zuzoric, Mali Kalemagdan 1, - ULUS Gallery, Knez Mihailova 37
Extended Media Triennial will be held in Belgrade - the Art Pavilion C. Zuzoric, Mali Kalemagdan 1, - ULUS Gallery, Knez Mihailova 37 and
other
areas within and outside the institution, in accordance
with the technical capabilities
and the demands of artistic works.
Opening date: August 08, 2013 Closing date: August
30, 2013
http://ulus-art.net/extmedia/eng/index.php
(Information
above received through www.grupposinestetico.it)
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Saturday, 10th of August 2013 - 31st August 20123
SUFFRAGETTE CITY- Art exhibition
@ Cheshire, Cross Street Congleton, CW12 1HQ
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until further notice 2013
"SEE" - 2nd Manifesto of Spiritual Freedom in Art (click link for more details)
@ The Old Police Station, Liverpool
Until further notice a few abstract paintings by Nicole Bartos, may still be viewed from the innitial show, in the entry hall of the Old Police Station.
Venue: The Old Police Station, 80 Lark Lane, L17 8UU. Contact SMLLCA: 0151 728 788
Contact Gallery4allarts: 07756912911
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18th - 26th April 2013
The Contemporary Shared Expressions
Exhibition
at the Bridewell Gallery on Prescot Street, liverpool,
UK.(Opposite the Royal Liverpool University Hospital)
The Contemporary Shared Expressions Exhibition Private
View starts at 7pm on the 18th of April 2013.
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21st February - 13th April 2013
Military Craft II, Performance
“Imagined Communities”
Opening
Evening: 19:00-19:30, Thurs 21.2.2013
'Imagined Communities'
Golden Thread Gallery
84-94 Great Patrick Street
Belfast
BT1 2LU,
Northern Ireland
Exhibition: 21.2.2013-13.4.2013
Curated by Miguel Amado
I will perform Military Craft II, a progression of Military
Craft, performed at Guangzhou Live.
With thanks to artist and curator Huang Rui, Beijing for his support in the form of a very special I Ching Umbrella and its hexagrams towards this performance.
Exhibiting artists also include: Inbal Abergil, Jude Anowith, Khaled Barakeh, Yu Cheng-Ta, Colin Darke, Maria Judite dos Santos, Shilpa Gupta, Nada Prlja, Alejandro Vidal and Carla Zaccagninni.
“Imagined Communities” is an exhibition that explores issues around nationalism and the mythologies surrounding national identity. The title of the exhibition is borrowed from the homonymous book by sociologist Benedict Anderson, who advocates that a nation is a community socially constructed. The works on view examine this topic by referring to the iconographic elements (flags, maps, murals, monuments, etc) that help shape a common history and territory.
Opening: Thursday, 21 February, 6-8pm
Panel Discussion- Friday, 22 February, 1-3pm
The
Panel: Miguel Amado, the curator of the exhibition
and exhibiting artists Inbal Abergil, Khaled Barakeh,
Colin Darke, Kai-Oi Jay Yung and Nada Prlja.
The discussion addresses research about zones of
conflict that Miguel Amado, has been developing
and looks at the
themes and forms of selected works through the
perspective of the participating artists.
All talks are free. Places are limited so please RSVP to book your place to info@gtgallery.co.uk
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7th February - 9th March 2013
Focus
Contemporary photography exhibition.
Winner
of the Public Choice Award for the European Environment
Agency’s ImaginAIR competition, in the ‘Air
and cities’category Stephen Connell's photographs
of Light Pollution reveal a nocturnal world of spectacular
landscapes. Artificial man made buildings that appear
grey and menacing by day, are transformed into ethereal
and un-worldly wonderlands.
One of thirteen photographers in Marburae Art Gallery’s contemporary
photography exhibition, Focus, Stephen’s work sits alongside the deep
and contrasted black and white photographs by the renowned landscape photographer,
Dave Butcher.
As well as thirteen highly established photographers, Focus, also draws attention
to local fresh talent. Macclesfield College second year photography students
are showcasing their latest work as part of Focus, gaining a rare opportunity
to exhibit alongside recognised photographers from across the globe.
Focus at Marburae Gallery on Athey Street, Macclesfield is
hosting its largest exhibition yet with over 130 striking photographs.
The exhibition will run from 8th February until 9th March 2013. For more information please visit www.artinmacclesfield.co.uk
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19th January – 9th March 2013
Amongst
Dark Trees, A Clearing
Talks & Events
Opening
Saturday 19th Jan 2-5pm.
Grundy Art Gallery, Queen Street, Blackpool, FY1 1PU
Grundy is free admission and open Monday to Saturday from 10am-5pm. Closed
Sundays.
Grundy Art Gallery is delighted to announce a multi-sensory exhibition by Kai-Oi
Jay Yung, Amongst Dark Trees, A Clearing.
Through film, the drawings series Auto-Psychometric Suffering Devices (A-PS
Devices), a sound responsive light installation Passings, and hand-sewn craft
works Mottos In Thread, this exhibition explores uncanny narratives in suffering
and loss in relation to our psychological and physiological blockages. In four
video works, we encounter voices of conflict and resolution.
Intersections between Art & Psychology
Sat
23rd Feb, 2-4:30pm
The artist in conversation with clinical psychologist Laura Kemmis. This will
include some audience interaction and performative elements.
This event devised by Kai-Oi
Jay Yung is an opportunity to examine the themes and artist processes
behind Amongst Dark Trees, A Clearing, including truth and narrative, the senses
and editing technique and importance of time in her work. There will also be
exploration of the intersection between art and psychology in conversation
with Clinical Psychologist, Dr Laura Kemmis who features in one of the video
works A Plan For Nigel.
She
will also consider conditions as Post Traumatic
Stress Disorder to grounding strategies, and the audience will have an opportunity
to take part in mindfulness exercises.
There will also be a full length screening of You Don’t Actually Die.
Artist in Conversation with Grundy Art Gallery
Tues
5th March, 6pm-8pm
Kai-Oi Jay Yung will lead a workshop looking closely at the works and their
impact on the audience. She will focus on ‘You Don’t Actually Die’ video
piece and consider issues related to comedy and detachment and issues of the
self. This will be followed by a conversation between the artist and Grundy’s
Kerry Vasilou, exploring the techniques and motivations of the exhibition and
the artist’s practice and development.
There will also be a full length screening of You Don’t Actually Die.
Artist in Conversation with Clinical Psychologist Helen Caird
Weds
6th March, 6pm-8pm
Kai-Oi Jay Yung will be joined in conversation with Helen Caird, a clinical
psychologist featuring in A Plan For Nigel, one of the four video works in
the exhibition. Drawing on techniques of narrative therapy, Helen will talk
with the artist about the focal themes, including suffering, trauma and the
artist’s motivations. Together they will consider crossings between psychology
and art- Helen on psychological ideas, solutions and narrative techniques and
how this relates to the artist and her practice process and interpretation.
The needs of artist and her investigations will also be examined, as well as
the resolution of the exhibition in relation to the artist’s own experiences
and intentions. In terms of clinical psychological treatment some grounding
exercises will consider how the audience may re-remember important aspects
of their own lives and process them, and how the works themselves may impact
the audience.
There will also be a full length screening of You Don’t Actually Die.
Will include some audience interaction
To
read a review see here
For
Gallery guide and artist site click here.
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22nd February 2013
'Serial Attempts'
'Serial Attempts', featuring Cristiano Berti (Italy), Cecilia Ferreira (Mozambique/South Africa) and Pélagie Gbaguidi (Benin/Belgium), is currently showing at news of the world gallery in London.
On Friday 22 February at 7pm, Christine Eyene will be giving a curator’s walkabout to introduce the concept of the exhibition, the work of the selected artists, and discuss the future developments of her research project on creative processes.
Christine
Eyene is an art historian, critic and curator practicing
in the
field of modern
and contemporary art
from Africa and its Diasporas, with a particular interest
in representations of the body and gender narratives.
She was co-curator the 10th edition of the Dak'Art Biennale
(2012) and curator of the African selection of the 3rd
edition of Photoquai – Biennial of World Images
(2011). She has recently been appointed Guild Research
Fellow – Contemporary Art, at the School of Art,
Design and Performance, University of Central Lancashire
(UCLan).
The event is free.
news
of the world
50 Resolution Way
Deptford
London SE8 4NT
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Gallery4allarts
!Please Note: Cancellation
IAWW60
‘Institute of Arts and Wellbeing for Women over 60’ (IAWW60) unfortunately, has been cancelled, due to various circumstances.
Many thanks to all our participants and suportters during the autum nof 2012.
We are sad that our enthusiasm and dedication were not enough to keep the good ideas continue with our charity work.
Perhaps, in the near future, if there will still be a need, this project may come to life again.
For any related queries you may contact:
Gallery4allarts:
07756912911
Graham Hale/ Rupert / SMLLCA Manager: 0151 728 7884
E-Mail: iaww60@gallery4allarts.com
23 February - 14 April 2013
Hans Josephsohn
@ Modern Art Oxford, Oxford
First public gallery exhibition.
A major presentation of work by the Swiss sculptor Hans
Josephsohn - the first in a UK public gallery.
'I have spent sixty years, day after day working
away calmly in my studio. I have simply followed
my imagination… all
the crises, the human ones that occur in life, and all
the possible adventures and all the paths through the
woods where you don’t know how you will get
out again, they have all taken place in my studio.
Hans
Josephsohn
Modern Art Oxford presents a major solo exhibition
by the late Swiss sculptor Hans Josephson.
Josephson’s powerful and imposing bronze reclining
nudes, ‘semi-figures’ and abstract relief
panels reveal a sensitive and dedicated examination
of figure, form and plane.
This extensive exhibition includes many works seen
in the UK for the first time and focuses on works
created
in the last 25 years of his life.
Strongly influenced by the work of fellow Swiss artist,
Alberto Giacometti, the works are also reminiscent
of Michelangelo’s ‘slave’ torsos
and of the totemic sculpture of the Easter Island
Moai figures.
Find out more about the artist here as well as a
recent Independent review
Venue: Modern Art Oxford, 30 Pembroke Street, Oxford, OX1 1BP;
Contact:
Tel: 01865 722 733
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Wednesday 13 & Thursday 14 March 7:30pm
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
Petrushka
Respighi, after Rossini La Boutique Fantasque
Prokofiev Piano Concerto No.3
Stravinsky Petrushka
Vasily Petrenko conductor
Denis Kozhukhin piano
Three of the most dazzling 20th century orchestrators in one place – Stravinsky’s fantastical fairground ballet provides a glittering finale to a concert opening with Respighi's enchanted toyshop and featuring award-winning young Russian pianist Denis Kozhukhin in coruscating Prokofiev.
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Saturday 16th March 2013 at 7.15pm
LiverpoolItalian Opera Co.
will give a Grand Charity Gala Concert for the Bibliotecas Rurales, Cajamarca, Peru
@ Liverpool Parish Church, Pier Head, Liverpool, on Saturday 16th March 2013, at 7.15pm
The Bibliotecas Rurales is a volunteer-staffed project which promotes reading and brings reading materials to remote communities in the Andes of northern Peru which are not served by roads and amenities (http://thereader.org.uk/2012/10/17/libraries-we-love-the-rural-libraries-of-cajamarca/).Charitable support for this is channeled through Sarah's Rural Library Fund (https://www.facebook.com/sarahsrurallibraryfund) which was set up by the family of Sarah Heery, a librarian who grew up in Wirral and worked for Christian Aid, and who visited and befriended the rural libraries during her extensive travels in South America.
The concert will include items from the operas of Verdi, Wagner, Puccini and others by a talented cast of experienced singers who have appeared with the UK's major opera companies, plus contributions by younger singers and instrumentalists. The evening, set in the atmospheric surroundings of Liverpool's parish church (http://www.livpc.co.uk/index.html) on the world-famous waterfront will be accompanied from the very fine Bösendorfer Imperial by Liverpool's leading concert pianist, John Peace.
Tickets: £8 and £5 (seniors,
students, claimants) reservable in advance -
text your
order to 07747 494655
or email nickhardy2000@hotmail.com
If you prefer to have tickets sent to you write,
enclosing SAE and a cheque made payable Liverpool
Italian Opera
Co., to: Nick Hardy, Liverpool Italian Opera
Co., 9 Oakbank Road, Liverpool L18 1HS
Liverpool Parish Church is fully accessible and has excellent facilities. It is about 5 mins from Liverpool One bus station, and Merseyrail's James Street and Moorfields stations. There will be a 20 minute interval in which teas, coffees, wines and soft drinks will be served. There will also be a bucket collection for Sarah's Rural Library Fund if guests wish to contribute. Artists will give their services for free. The concert will end at 9.30pm
Mayra from the community of Pomabamba, near Cajamarca,
is reading Lanza Rayos, Colibri (Cast your Rays, Hummingbird)
a book published with the help of The Funding Network
which is based on the writings of the Uruguayan writer,
Eduardo Galeano.
Jose Isabel Ayay Valdez is the Co-ordinator and librarian
in the Quechuan speaking area of Porcon. He is keeping
written records of book loans so each book can be tracked.
World
Book Day is on 7th
March when thousands of book
vouchers are given to children throughout the country.
Last World Book Day the children of Yerbury Primary School
in north London sponsored the publication of a book based
on traditional tales. The book is being published now
and the children at Yerbury will soon have copies for
their school library.
Do you know a school or organisation who may be interested
in sponsoring the publication of a new book? - if so
please get in touch and I would be very willing to come
and talk about the Rural Libraries or send you a powerpoint.
Please contact: helenheery@hotmail.com
All contributions are very welcome.
http://www.sarahsrurallibraries.com
https://mydonate.bt.com/charities/sarahsrurallibraryfund
http://www.easyfundraising.org.uk
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from 9th January - 28th February 2013
DIALOGUE - Nagachoo & Bartos
Venue: Junction Coffee, 305 Aighburth Road, Liverpool, L17; Tel: 0151 727 1070
A new exhibition organised by Gallery4allarts, brings to our Liverpool audience a small but exquisite collection of artworks by NAGACHOO, Japanese artist based in Isumi city, Japan, and NICOLE BARTOS, ... read more.
Contact gallery: 07756912911 or email to: enquiries@gallery4allarts.com
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7th February - 9th March 2013
FOCUS
Photography exhibition
@ Marburae Gallery, Marburae House, Cheshire
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