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		Gallery4allarts - Newsletter *2007* __________________________________ May -June - July 2007 ____________________________________________ *! REMINDER:* Until 20th of August 2007 "Living with Art and Energies" - Nicole Bartos Retrospective and group show @ The Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool L17 3BP !Part of the exhibition continues until 20th of August 2007. Viewing: by appointment only. Venue: The Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool L17 3BP Contact: 07756912911 nbartos@gmail.com Note: 15% of art sales will be donated to a charity (Age Concern). Event organized by Gallery4allarts (www.gallery4allarts.com). Curator Nicole Bartos. Though the official closing has been announced on Saturday, 30th June 2007, due to the good feed-back and the audience' interest, the exhibition is still open for viewing, by appointment only until the 20th of August. Please, see contact details above. Along Nicole Bartos Retrospective (1997-2007) works, the exhibition initially involved 13 local artists from various ethnical backgrounds such as: British, Georgian, Chinese, Austrian, German, Polish and 18 international artists from: Romania, Hungary, and Japan. A unique opportunity to see valuable contemporary artworks displayed in a victorian architectural display, which gives the feeling of embarking on a "back in time" journey through centuries. The event, organized by Nicole Bartos and Gallery4allarts has been supported by artinliverpool.com (Thanks Ian!) and The Grange. This time you will be able to view the Nicole Bartos' retrospective, works by Sarah Nicholson, Nagachoo, Sylwia Kajdanska, Julie Aderson and Romanian and Hungarian artists' show: Lucia Lobont, Andrea Szocs, Andra (Felicia Predescu), Radu Bimbea, Doina Stici, Andras and Judith Koncz-Munich, Adel Kiss, Melinda Farkas, Ovidiu Muraru, Marius Georgescu, Dorel Gaina, Emil Moritz, Andor Komives, Eugen Savinescu. Works by Dorel Gaina, Andor Komives and group show detail Works by Nagachoo (Japan) and Sarah Nicholson Works by Nicole Bartos Click here for details from exhibiton private view- 9th June 2007 See "art of the day (18th June 2007)" link in artinliverpool.com: http://www.artinliverpool.com/blog/blogarch/2007/06/artwork_of_the_day_nicole_bart.php See some of the details from the innitial exhibition, by clicking here. More artworks and space related images from exhibition ... Some more "Thank you" notes: Thanks to those making it for the Private view (9th June) and special open day (30th June)(official closing event) and many thanks to the musicians: *Stan Ambrose, Roger Edwards, Martin Robinson* - who kindly dedicated their time and sublime music to our enjoyment and enhanced the beauty and welcoming of this event! Thanks to those who contributed to METRO newspaper and Guardian Guide, listing and promoting this event!! __________________________________________ Reminder: “ Life Drawing and Sketching Workshop” Only Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Grange, 36 Ullet Road, L17, from 10-12am, 2-4pm or 6-8pm To find out more please, click or browse the workshops link. __________________________________________________ Friday 13th July 2007 ANDRASTE'S HAIR by Eleanor Rees Book launch event - 5.30-8.00pm @ BBC Radio Merseyside, 31 College Lane, Liverpool L1 3DF (entrance off Hanover Street) A new full lenghts collection of poetry by Eric Gregory Award winning Liverpool poet, Eleanor Rees. Please RSVP to reeseleanor@hotmail.com More information: http://www.saltpublishing.com/books/smp/9781844713042.htm ____________________________________ 6th July- 8th August Exhibition opening - South Bohemia Art Gallery - George Lund @ SOUTH BOHEMIA ART GALLERY, 196 SMITHDOWN ROAD, LIVERPOOL, L15 GEORGE LUND - SOLO EXHIBITION - summer in the City Curated by Jo Derbyshire. Opening: Friday 6th July 2007, 19.00 all welcome Including performance by George Lund of the Funkadelic Chicken, 19.30 Music by the Resident Band with performances from Alison? "Grease is the Word" contestant, from the ITV production. Come along to the opening to view the solo exhibition of this extraordinary artist, George Lund, renowned for his exhuberant art, vivid palette and euphoric abstract compositions. Witness and experience the idiosyncratic live art of the Funkadelic Chicken! 6th July- 8th August Main Gallery Room (John Bridson showing back room 20th July to 8th August) _________________________________________ Thursday 12th July @ View Two Gallery (on Mathew Street in the Cavern Quarter, next to 'The Grapes' pub.) 'Lost Voices' Its time for another night of rare and exotic live music at the View Two Gallery... 'Lost Voices' returns on Thursday July 12th with a new line-up of the strange, the wonderful, and the strangely familiar... For those of you that haven't made it yet, previous Lost Voices nights have included sets of- French accordion duets, Catalan songs, Celtic harp, Indian/jazz improvisation, music from Kurdistan, classic Edith Piaf cabaret songs, an acoustic Senegalese trio and some spectacular, improvised collaborations... So... expect the unexpected, and you won't be disappointed!! 'Lost Voices 3' A laid back atmosphere, a late-night bar... beautiful music and some lamp-lit magic. Tickets £5/£3 on the door. Doors open @ 8.30 and......music from 9 until late. 'Lost Voices' - a night to lift the spirits and refresh the soul. View Two Gallery 23 Mathew Street Liverpool L2 6RE Tel: 0151 236 9444 Fax: 0151 236 9555 http://www.viewtwogallery.co.uk _______________________________________________________ Contemporary craft wanted! Novas Contemporary Urban Centre Liverpool. Established and up and coming artists are encouraged to submit their works on a sale or return basis to CUC Liverpool Galleries. To apply please provide the following details: 1. A current CV 2. A selection of good quality images, acceptable formats include photographs, slides or CD-rom [pc or Mac compatible] 3. A brief statement citing inspiration, technical details, materials and processes. 4. A price list quoting wholesale or retail prices. 5. If your application is successful the work will be exhibited on a three-month trial sale or return basis. 6. Makers should ensure that if work is sold that you are in a position to provide regular stock replacements. We positively aim to promote diversity, and welcome involvement from all sections of the community. Click here to download this information Contact: Elaine Taylor: elaine.taylor@novas.org Tel:0151 706 6928 _________________________________________ until SATURDAY 14 JULY 2007 @SITE Gallery, Albert Dock, Liverpool [just down from Tate Liverpool] Open Tue-Sun, 10am-4pm / Saturday events run 12-6pm \| ALL FREE ENTRY ¡DEMOLITION! - an exhibition of artwork designed to be destroyed - is being prepared as we speak. We'll be running at the SITE gallery on the Albert Dock from Wednesday 27 June until Saturday 14 July. THE ARTISTS Katriona Beales, Nathan Burr, Jan Erichsen, Benjamin Fallon, Rosie Farrell, Nicola Fitzsimmons, Jonathan Greenbank, Eugenia Ivanissevich, Tim Jukes, Naomi Kashiwagi, Paul Luckraft, Herve Paraponaris, Ben Parry, Alexander Pearl, Angelo Picozzi, Mark Selby, Lousie Stokes, Arik Visser, David Snoo Wilson THE EVENTS As always, we have an exciting programme of live events lined up to take place in the gallery, which will take place every Saturday, from 12-6pm (entry is free). We will send updates of these events in the lead-up, but here's the basics, Saturday 30 June is BINARY JAM 002 [live electronica, sampling, programming and film], Saturday 7 July is our launch of the LIVERPOOL POETRY FESTIVAL [as hosted by our irresistible and long-time brand new quality poetic cohorts FICTION], and Saturday 14 July is the CLOSING PARTY: a FOLK vs ANTIFOLK face-off. ____________________________________ click here to view all or to download the PDF file ___________________________________________________________ 10-27th July 2007 OK.VIDEO : Jakarta International Video Festival Peter Frucht (DE/HU))informed me of his participation with a new video installation STAY TUNED on OK.VIDEO : Jakarta International Video Festival - 10-27 July 2007. The festival will take place in National Gallery of Indonesia/Jakarta and in many other places. To find out more e-mail to: peter@ioverse.net ____________________________________ FRIDAY 15th–SUNDAY 24th JUNE SOLA ARTS Another chance to catch the 'Life in 3' film as is currently being screened on the Liverpool BBC Big Screen, Clayton Square, as part of the Refugee Week 2007 events. The film is on at the following times: 09.00, 10.46, 12.46, 15.16, 16.46, 20.46 from FRIDAY 15th–SUNDAY 24th JUNE. The film is also being shown at the Exodus Film Festival and the Big Screen in Manchester. ____________________ 9th June - 30th June 2007 “Living with Art and Energies” Group art exhibition featuring works by 29 local and international artists including a retrospective Nicole Bartos, 1997 – 2007. Venue: The Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool, L17 Click here for details from exhibiton private view- 9th June 2007 See some the details from the exhibiton , by clicking here. Exhibition Private View: Saturday 9th June 2007, 5.00pm-9.00pm, accompanied by live music played by Roger Edwards and Stan Ambrose and Martin Robinson. (http://www.last.fm/music/Roger+Edwards/Sunday+Afternoon+On+My+Back) Note: 15% of all art sales will be donated to charity (Age Concern). For more details and updates please, click following link: http://www.gallery4allarts.com/exhibitions.htm Many thanks to Ian and Minako Jackson, artinliverpool.com for their support and thanks for reading this add. Local artists exhibiting: Julie Anderson, Richard Ashworth, Nicole Bartos, Kate Dadiani, Fonchon Frohlich, Pamela Holstein, Barbara Jones, Sarah Nicholson, Nathan Pendlebury, Arthur Roberts, Claire Stringer, Xia Lu, Margaretha Schöning, Sylwia Kajdanska. International artists exhibiting: Nagachoo, Lucia Lobont, Andrea Szocs, Andra (Felicia Predescu), Radu Bimbea, Doina Stici, Andras and Judith Koncz-Munich, Adel Kiss, Melinda Farkas, Ovidiu Muraru, Marius Georgescu, Dorel Gaina, Emil Moritz, Andor Komives, Eugen Savinescu. The exhibition organised by Nicole Bartos (Gallery4allarts), will be held in few of the rooms, main hall, and studio area at ground and first floor of the Grange. Mainly focusing on Nicole Bartos’ 10 years retrospective work (a variety of media and cycles from 1997 to 2007 which can be classified as multimedia, painting, sculpture, ceramics, prints, drawings, photography, and possibly installation), the exhibition will also feature a diversity of artworks by local and international artists from Romania, Hungary and Japan (abstract 2D, 3D, multimedia, calligraphy, sculpture, painting, photography, drawings, installation). Open to visitors as mentioned below or by appointment: From 11th to 30th June 2007 open 2.00pm-6.00pm during week days except Wednesdays and Sundays (closed). Contact (mentioning exhibition): 07756912911 nbartos@gmail.com http://www.gallery4allarts.com Nicole Bartos, artist of Romanian – Hungarian origins, creates and lives at the Grange, Liverpool since 1998. In 2006 supported by Creative Bias and ACID, she started the online Gallery4allarts (www.gallery4allarts.com), promoting her own artwork and also, local and international artists. The Grange is a Victorian mansion on Ullet Road, built in 1870s, just next to the historical Sefton Park gates. The building is astonishing in Victorian architectural and decorative elements, and makes a fantastic home for Nicole’s work and occasional art exhibitions. 15% of all sales from this exhibition will be donated for charity. Exhibition supported by artinliverpool.com and The Grange. Organised by Gallery4allarts. http://www.artinliverpool.com http://www.gallery4allarts.com To read more about The Ullet Grange or to find a map, please click links below: http://www.suttonkersh.co.uk/langimages/36_ULLET_ROAD_PARTICULARS.pdf http://allerton.suttonkersh.co.uk.40x40.com/index.cgi?action=3&f0=200023752 http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/liverpooldailypost/news/regionalnews/tm_method=full%26objectid=19035937%26siteid=50061-name_page.html http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/liverpooldailypost/news/regionalnews/tm_headline=a-great-house-haunted-by-the-spirit-of-the-60s%26method=full%26objectid=19035937%26page=2%26siteid=50061-name_page.html __________________________________________________________________ Saturday 30th June, 2007 ’VARIATIONS’ Work by Robert D. Davies & Paul Romano 4pm - 9pm 3rd Floor Studio Jerome Buildings 61 Victoria Street, Liverpool (opposite Millenium House) Beer and tea likely, and cello. Tel - 07899 753509 for more information _____________________________ Transvoyeur News 17 June 2007 Call for Digital Video Submissions. 'Laissez-Faire, Creative Destruction, Disruptive Technology'. Transvoyeur International DV Platform 2007. 12 June 2007. A digital video screening is being prepared to run from autumn this year in: Liverpool (UK) New York (US) Cologne (Germany) BBC Big Screen (UK) If you wish to submit to this programme please email the following information to Gaynor Evelyn Sweeney (UK Projects Co-ordinator) at transvoyeuruk@hotmail.co.uk - Name. - Email. - Website. - Professional Statement (no more than 250 words). - Title and summary description of film concept (no more than 150 words). - Photographic still of digital video short (72 dpi jpeg). From this preliminary submission you will receive the postal address to send your work. The digital video format for submission: - 2 @ DVD (PAL or NTSC, as work will be transferred to compilation of both formats). - Running time maximum five minutes. - Theme and title: 'Laissez-Faire, Creative Destruction, Disruptive Technology'. Cut off Date: 21 June 2007. Transvoyeur Artists - Call for Digital Video Submissions. 'Laissez-Faire, Creative Destruction, Disruptive Technology'. Transvoyeur International DV Platform 2007. Part of the Transvoyeur Programme 2007. Gaynor Evelyn Sweeney (DV 2007 Programme Curator). E-mail: transvoyeuruk@hotmail.co.uk. Website: www.transvoyeur.co.uk ________________________ STILL – LIFE ART Half a day workshop – Drawing from Still –Life Sunday 24th of June, 11:00am -2:30pm “Still - life drawing and painting has been used throughout Art History as a firm foundation on which to build picture making skills.” Tuition is offered by Kate Dadiani Taylor Learn how to use materials; main composition and drawing rules. Open to all levels You need to bring your own materials: A3 Sketching pad, Drawing pencil pack(hb, 2b, 4b, 6b, 7b, and bb pencils), an eraser or other materials if you have any preference. (No oils or acrylics) Fee for a half a day: £20.00, concession £15.00 (for students, unemployed and retired persons) For more information and to book your place please contact Kate: Mob: 07906 267727, E-mail: Stillifeart@btinternet.com Places are limited, please book by 21st of June to avoid disappointment. Location: Second Floor, St. Petersburg Russian Restaurant 7a York Street, off Duke Street, Liverpool, L1 5BN _________________________________________________ Private View of Terry Sullivan Retrospective at The Cornerstone Gallery, Liverpool postponed to Thursday 15th June 2007, 6-8pm. The Exhibition is open Friday 8th June to Friday 17th August 2007. 'Terry Sullivan is a maker of evocative dream like images. We are enticed by the energy of the brush stroke gesture, the staining and splashing, the twists and turns which are presented from the depths of the artist's imagination. This retrospective is a voyage through five decades of the thoughts and emotions of Terry Sullivan who has demonstrated with clarity and conviction his unique talent to visually interpret the worlds around and within us'. Please join us for a glass of wine to celebrate the achievements of one of our Great Liverpool born painters. A small catalogue is available to the first 100 visitors. Further information: The Cornerstone Gallery Liverpool Hope University 1 Haigh Street Liverpool L3 8QB Tel: 0151 291 3997 E-Mail: thecornerstonegallery@hope.ac.uk Web: www.hope.ac.uk/cornerstonegallery __________________________________ Emma Tooth exhibition @TAO Liverpool private view of Emma Tooth's solo show, Opening Thursday 7th June, at 7pm @ TAO's International Gallery TAO's International Gallery 34a Slater St Liverpool, L1 ____________________ Transvoyeur News (May 2007)- info courtesy of Transvoyeur (www.transvoyeur.co.uk) One Week Remains ... Online Auction for Transvoyeur Charity Art Auction in Aid of Emergency Department, Royal Liverpool University Hospital, 2007. More than £1800 has been raised since the art auction held at the View Two Gallery on Thursday 3rd May 2007, which was kindly supported by the View Two Gallery, Roger Phillips from the BBC Radio Merseyside, Transvoyeur and many others. The art which remains is online until 4th June 2007 donated by local and international artists to help raise money and awareness of the work the Emergency Department provides to the city of Liverpool. A further collection of artwork will also be donated to the Emergency Department as a token of appreciation for the sterling work it does. REMINDER www.transvoyeur.co.uk View Art for Auction On-line Catalogue For further information please call: Gaynor Evelyn Sweeney (UK Projects Co-ordinator) Transvoyeur UK m: 07944141519 Supported by: BBC Radio Merseyside. Royal Liverpool University Hospital. Transvoyeur UK. View Two Gallery. C3 Imaging. Rennies Gallery. South Bohemia Art Gallery. Art in Liverpool Weblog. The art has been donated for the auction by Transvoyeur artists and other local, national and international artists: Michael Ricardo Andreev, V. Baker, Natalie Bennett, P. Bentley, John Bridson, Brendan Byrne, Che (Gary) Cheyncn, Pete Clarke, Michelle Campbell, Alex Corina, Colin Davis, Rob D. Davies, Jo Derbyshire, Tracey Dunn, Stephan Fowlkes, Kofi Fosu, Daiva Gauryte, Debbie Greenway, Jo Head, June Kingsbury, Jason Jones, Graham K., Tony Knox, Sue Lucine, George Lund, Richard Meaghan, Janet Monogue, Neil Morris, Patrick O'Rourke, Rachel Pearson, Sam Skinner, Gary Sollars, Laura Skilbeck, Gaynor Evelyn Sweeney, Andrew Taylor, Lee Wells, Kevan Whittle, David Woods, Peter Worthington and Prisoner Art (Philip Chandler, Ron Lee Jones, Daniel Remeta and Dean Royer donated by the South Bohemia Gallery). Plus, more donations are coming in. _______________________________________ Masters by Creative Practice Interim Exhibition, South Bohemian Gallery, Liverpool, England. Dates of Exhibition: 01June 2007 - 30 June 2007 Private View: 01 June 2007, 7.00 pm - 10.00 pm. Venue: South Bohemia Gallery, 196 Smithdown Road, Liverpool, L15 5JT, Merseyside, England. Tel. No.: +44(0)151 733 5120, E-mail: peterworthington1@yahoo.co.uk (Peter Worthington (Director)) (;Directions and Map) Title: Work in Progress Curators: Natalie Bennett and Jo Derbyshire. The Exhibition: The postgraduate students from Liverpool Hope University present a collection of art at the South Bohemian Gallery. This interim exhibition platforms the current creative research and development by each student to explore and redefine contemporary art, experimental practice and contextual theory. The Course: The Masters by Creative Practice is a highly specialised and practical course. It is designed for recent graduates and professional practitioners who wish to continue their creative development. The programme is based on an individually negotiated programme of practice and research with a strong emphasis on supervised independent learning. Research areas available are Media, Music, Fine Art, Design, Comedy, Drama, Theatre Studies and Dance. Students: Deborah Barber, Maria Bennett, Natalie Bennett, Laura Baxter, Sarah Cox, Jo Derbyshire, Richard Dunbar, Daiva Gauryte, Emma Gilmour, Amanda Jones, Sarah Lawton, Bowei Liang, Andrew Small and David Woods. For further information contact: Sarah Cox (Events Co-ordinator (Student)) E-mail: sarah.cox1976@virgin.net Sarah Lawton (Press and Media (Student)) E-mail: moltenliquid@hotmail.com Liverpool Hope University Deanery of Arts and Humanities Liverpool Hope University The Cornerstone Campus Haigh Street Liverpool L3 8QB Merseyside UK General Enquiries: Deanery of Arts and Humanities Office: Tel. No.: +44 (0)151 291 3457 Fax. No.: +44 (0)151 291 3191 Academic Contact: Dr Fiona Ward (Course Leader) Tel. No.: +44(01)151 291 3676 E- mail: wardf@hope.ac.uk Website: www.hope.ac.uk/artsandhumanities/everton/index.htm Private Investigation of the Infamous ... Flame Case. Written by J. D. Graham 27 May 2007 It was typically an uneventful day. I had followed a lead around China Town that lead nowhere. I tried to speak to the graffiti artists around this part of the city to see if there had been any sightings of Mothman. Someone told me a graffiti artists had done an image of the butterfly. I went and searched, but could not find it, nor any of the artist. I later found out they had been arrested for spray painting the city. The past few days, I had been receiving postcards from Greece. I thought they were delivered to the wrong address, they were still filed in my in tray. Each card addressed to Miss Papillion, using the office address, contained seemingly silly greetings, so I ignored them. Messages like: “Guess who? … It’s me! … Be seeing you soon!” I had assumed that they were sent to a loved one and addressed here by mistake, as the office I worked out of also had flats about the building. Another one had arrived and it seemed just like the others, at first anyway. I picked up the card it was from Rhodes in Greece. There was no message on the card. I picked up all the other cards from my in-tray and examined them. All from Rhodes, Greece. I read over the messages again: “Guess who? … It’s me! … Be seeing you soon!” I then looked at the blank one. I wondered whether this was an invitation or tip off for the Mothman. I found a place in Rhodes known as Valley of the Butterflies – known as Petaludes. Jenny told me that Papillion was a film that Steve McQueen was in and it meant butterfly, Miss Papillion or Miss Butterfly was this some kind of coincidence or joke? I spent the rest of the day checking if a Miss Papillion existed. I soon found she didn’t and on a hunch asked Jenny to book a flight to Rhodes for me. Maybe this Valley of the Butterflies was his birth place!!? To be continued … Petaludes or Petaloudes Valley, or Valley of the Butterflies, where tiger moths gather in summer. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhodes. When the City Speaks: The City is the Stage … Open Submission Concept Artists will become the flaneur - city walkers for the day - using the urban space as a stage and the psycho-geographic setting to create art derived and inspired by it. Context To create artefacts of what they have seen, found and experienced and memorised on the day of the walk. The situation will be an impromptu one, so the work made on the day will formed from the urban exploration. Objective The focus will be the city as a hybrid culture and the artists tol examine its sub-cultures, such as the graffiti artists, tattoo artists, city icons and whatever is considered as an underground scene, the banal everyday things that often goes unnoticed and more. The visual language and symbolism in the city space. Outcome The cultural examinations by each artist will then be represented through a chosen mode of expression and media on sections of paper to convey their experiences. This could be through text, painting, drawing, collage, photography, etc.. Programme This programme will run in three city, starting with Liverpool (UK) in June 2007 moving to London (UK) and then Paris (France). Liverpool, June 2007. London, July 2007. Paris, August 2007. If you are interested in participating email Jo Derbyshire at aprilskies1204@aol.com. For further information on this project go to either: www.joderbyshire.co.uk or www.transvoyeur.co.uk. Gaynor Evelyn Sweeney in Psychedelic Scream, Digital Show 2X, Futuresonic 2007, Urban Festival of Art, Music and Ideas, 10-12 May 2007, Manchester, England, 2007. Psychedelic Scream, Digital Show 2X, Futuresonic 2007, Urban Festival of Art, Music and Ideas, 10-12 May 2007, Manchester, England, 2007. Editor, Artist and Curator, Ian Jackson presents the Digital Show 2X, part of the Futuresonic 2007, an urban fesitval of art, music and ideas. This runs from 10-12 May 2007. The full collection of art selected by Jackson can be viewed at: www.digitalshow.co.uk The full programme of events for Futuresonic can be viewed at: www.futuresonic.com The Digital Show is a programme further to the Editorial initiative of Art in Liverpool Weblog by Jackson. For further information on the artist Gaynor Evelyn Sweeney go to: www.gaynorevelynsweeney.co.uk News and Update ... Transvoyeur Charity Auction in Aid of Emergency Department. Written by Gaynor Evelyn Sweeney. Photographs by Tony Knox 2007. 04 May 2007. The Transvoyeur Charity Auction in Aid of the Emergency Department at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital (Liverpool, England) on Thursday 3rd May 2007 raised more than £1800. Buyers at auction (Photograph Tony Knox 2007). The auction continues online at www.transvoyeur.co.uk allowing local and international interest to buy art until 4th June 2007. It is available to view at the View Two Gallery, Mathew Street, Liverpool, for a further two days and closes Saturday 5th May 2007 (opening times 12.00 pm – 4.00 pm). All monies raised for the auction are given to the Royal Liverpool University Hospital. The event is supported voluntary by the management group from Transvoyeur Arts Collective (Liverpool, England). It has been sponsored by the View Two Gallery (Ken Martin), C3 Imaging, Rennies Art Supplies, South Bohemia Art Gallery and Art in Liverpool Weblog. Roger Phillips from BBC Radio Merseyside was on board to kindly provide his time free as auctioneer. Roger Phillips, BBC Radio Merseyside, as Auctioneer (Photograph Tony Knox 2007). A new artist, Laura Lian (International UK Sculptor), has donated work to the fundraiser for the Emergency Department of the Royal Liverpool University Hospital. This is a piece titled, ‘John Lennon New York’ and a bronze sculpture. Bronze sculpture of John Lennon by Laura Lian (Photograph copyright artist Laura Lian). This starts at a reserve of £3k, but normally retails in galleries at £6k. One of these limited edition bronzes was auctioned for a previous charity, raised £ 9k and was bought by Sharon Osbourne. Artist Laura Lian with Sharon Osborne (previous event, photograph copyright artist Laura Lian). Lian will further donate a piece to the permanent collection to be presented to the hospital on conclusion of the online auction. This final stage to the fund raiser project will consist of a collection of art work for permanent display in the Emergency Department of the Royal Liverpool University Hospital. There are many other artists who are donating to this final stage from Transvoyeur, Liverpool and internationally. The artists who have donated to date for fund raising initiative are: Michael Ricardo Andreev, Veronica Baker, Natalie Bennett, P. Bentley, John Bridson, Brendan Byrne, Che (Gary) Cheyncn, Pete Clarke, Michelle Campbell, Alex Corina, Colin Davis, Rob D. Davies, Jo Derbyshire, Tracey Dunn, Stephan Fowlkes, Kofi Fosu, Daiva Gauryte, Debbie Greenway, Jo Head, June Kingsbury, Jason Jones, Graham K., Tony Knox, Laura Lian, Sue Lucine, George Lund, Richard Meaghan, Janet Monogue, Neil Morris, Patrick O'Rourke, Rachel Pearson, Sam Skinner, Gary Sollars, Laura Skilbeck, Gaynor Evelyn Sweeney, Andrew Taylor, Lee Wells, Kevan Whittle, David Woods, Peter Worthington and Prisoner Art (Philip Chandler, Ron Lee Jones, Daniel Remeta and Dean Royer donated by the South Bohemia Gallery). A very big thank you from all who support this fund raising project for the hospital. We will keep you informed on the progress … Remember check out the online auction at www.transvoyeur.co.uk … a bid or offer can be emailed to Gaynor Evelyn Sweeney, UK Projects Co-ordinator, transvoyeuruk@hotmail.co.uk. REMINDER Press Release ... Transvoyeur Charity Art Auction in Aid of Emergency Department, Royal Liverpool University Hospital, 2007. ______________________________________________________ PORT PERFORMANCE Angelika Fojtuch & BBB Johannes Deimling 30 May 2007, 7 pm @NBK Treffpunkt, Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, Chausseestrasse 128/129, 10115 Berlin Performance by Angelika Fojtuch Genesis Videodocumentation Introduction about the Port Performance project -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Recommendation Lost moments, opening 31 May 2007, 7pm Opening in the GfKFB, Society for Artistic Reasearch Berlin Am Flutgraben 3, 12435 Berlin The Society for Artistic Research Berlin, the main cooperation partner of the PORT PERFORMANCE workshop in Berlin (more informations see below), presents " Lost Moments" an exhibition curated Fatos Üstek with the Artists: Ahmet Ögüt, Annika Lundgren, Bankleer, Bashir Borlakov, Dani Gal, Florian Wüst, Kirstine Roepstorrf, Zbigniew Libera. More informations: www.thelostmoment.blogspot.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REMINDER PORT PERFORMANCE workshop in Berlin 18th - 28th of July 2007 Port Performance in Berlin !? . A mistake? No! Port Performance is invited by the Association for Artistical Researches Berlin to the project "Irrtumsforschung" (research of mistake), for to realize a Port Performance Workshop with contentual link. The third Port Performance workshop will take place in the Kunstfabrik am Flutgraben and the location at the river Spree at the former cargo harbour " replace" the portcity at the sea, where Port Performance is normally active. The mistake or the failure or the misunderstanding will be the research field during the workshop. Learning and individual developement based on mistakes and failures is not to understand in a negative way, but more as an understanding of searching and finding. It is not about, that one fails, but more how. In an creative process, that has the aim to put a mental idea in to practise, there are all the time points where we fail. This potential we will discover and use for to develope and realise art performances. The workshop will be given by the international Performance-artists and -teachers Angelika Fojtuch and BBB Johannes Deimling. The aim of the workshop is to work out an Art-Performance and its final public presentation. We will realize specifical excercises that will help to transform own ideas into a performative work. The center of the workshop focuses the perception of the own personality and the communication with the body. Own perception and selfexperiences characterize the feeling in dealing with body, time and space in performance art as well as in ordinary communication. To understand his body as a tool and to use this tool in his own communications is the main value of this workshop. Besides this artistical offer we give some cultural specials. More Informations you can find on our website www.portperformance.net -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Above Berlin news courtesy of Angelika Fojtuch & BBB Johannes Deimling www.portperformance.net info@portperformance.net __________________________________________________________eort.performance SAATCHI GALLERY 'SHOWDOWN' VOTING ON THE TWO HEAD-TO-HEAD FINALISTS NOW OPEN ********************************************** HEAD-TO-HEAD VOTING NOW OPEN Congratulations to the two new SHOWDOWN finalists: Andrew Hagar and Simon Tolhurst. All visitors are invited to start voting on the two finalists in the head-to-head, and all artists are now able to submit their artwork to enter the next SHOWDOWN. Please click here to visit SHOWDOWN and rate head-to-head artworks: SHOWDOWN http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/showdown/PreviewArtworks.php Please re-submit your artwork, or another work, for the next SHOWDOWN round here: SUBMIT ARTWORK http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/showdown/login.php Message from Saatchi Gallery Admin A number of artists have asked us which are the most frequently visited sections of the site, now that we are receiving over 20m hits a day. At the moment SHOWDOWN is the most visited section on the site, particularly since we have added a display of the 50 works most added to visitors ‘ favourites’ selections. It is worth noting that artworks that have received only low marks in earlier rounds have gone on to become finalists and winners for later rounds. Most comments we receive tell us that SHOWDOWN is a useful additional place to display work and increase each artist’s chance of being seen by a global audience. Artists can now load artwork ready for the next SHOWDOWN please click here: SUBMIT ARTWORK http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/showdown/login.php REMINDER TO ALL UK BASED STUART ARTISTS The deadline to enter the Channel 4 prize is this Friday...Win a commission to produce a work of art... Get it shown on Channel 4... And see it appear in a high profile exhibition in London during Frieze Week... As part of Channel 4’s 25th anniversary, Channel 4 and the Saatchi Gallery are working together to launch a brand new, one-off art prize, 4 New Sensations, to find the most imaginative and talented arts students graduating in the UK this year. The deadline is the 25th of May** so please click here to load your artwork: 4 NEW SENSATIONS http://www.saatchigallery.com/4newsensations (above message from Saatchi Gallery Admin) _____________________________________ 25th May - 28th June 2007 MIXED SHOW AT ALMIRO GALLERY , Liverpool PRIVATE VIEW THURSDAY 24TH MAY 6PM-9PM EXHIBITION RUNS 25TH MAY-1ST JULY (GALLERY CLOSED 23RD-28TH JUNE) OPENING TIMES MON-FRI 9AM-6PM SAT-SUN 12-6PM FOR FUTHER DETAILS CALL 0151 931 1100 0845 2300 043 07810 447 116 _______________________ 26th May - Friday 1st June Liverpool Hope University's Fine Art and Design Final Year Degree Show Private View of Liverpool Hope University's Fine Art and Design Final Year Degree Show this Friday, 25th May at 5.30 -8.00pm The exhibition is a show of works by final year students specialising in Sculpture, Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, Wood, Ceramics, Textiles and Metal. Please join us for a glass of wine and toast the students achievements as purchase prizes are awarded and the work is presented for sale for the first time. The Exhibition is open Saturday 26th May - Friday 1st June, 10am - 4pm (excluding Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday 27th and 28th May) Contact details: The Cornerstone Gallery Liverpool Hope University 1 Haigh Street Liverpool L3 8QB (Message above from Cornerstone Gallery admin) _________________________________________ Wednesday 23rd May 2007 “Devotional Choreography” " Devotional Choreography" a 5-screen cine-film-projection installation Steve Boyland, Jonathan Raisin and Ray Dickaty will perform music in response to the work.. ( improvisation; piano, voice and saxophone). And they are really quite exceptional, so don't miss this opportunity to hear their performance because you really would be missing first class quality. You can find a project description in the attachment, as well as a couple of still images of the show. PRIVATE VIEW / VERNISSAGE Wednesday 23rd / 18:30h / Anglican Cathedral Improvised musical performance by Steve Boyland, Jonathan Raisin and Ray Dickaty starting at !8:45h Any member of the congregation / general public and of any faith or non-faith background, is very warmly welcomed !! A short project outline: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Devotional Choreography The catalyst for this installation is the divisive force with which I observe a great number of people responding to cultural identities that differ from the respective indigenous one.. I will draw focus on the visual poetry of movement and gesture, which devotees of religion have over centuries developed to honour and express their faith and temporarily taking the role of the choreographer of an interplay; a chorus; a series of pas de deux between cultures... (ORIGIN of Choreography: from Greek khoreia ‘dancing in unison’ (from khoros ‘chorus’ ) + -graphy ) I am seeking out what is shared between and across cultures, unifying emblems of what make all of us equally human.. The project investigates specifically ritual movements made during devotional practices as these rituals are common to all faiths. The exact choreography differs, but like in any good performance on a stage, individual choreographies combine to a potentially holistic whole.. The grammar and composition used within dance is just as valid applied to life. For a harmonic performance a certain generosity and empathy towards fellow performers is required. These movements and rituals will be shown as a multi screen projection which explores the aesthetics of the endlessly repeated choreography that accompanies devotional practices. I am orchestrating a dance about cultural kinship. (information courtesy of B.Deubner) ___________________________ 29th May 2007 Please be advised that TAO Liverpool will be having a Members meeting on Tuesday 29th May at The Mello Mello Jazz Cafe, starting at 7pm. This is to discus and layout an outline of the project for this summer / autumn and start the conversation of TAO Liverpool 2008. All are welcome to attend, non members included. (Please bring something to eat like crisps, bickys or more creative munchies to shear with everyone..). This informal gathering is an opportunity for members to meet other members from other buildings and to have a chance in helping to create an extraordinary and meta-conceptual arts manifestation in Liverpool City Centre right now. TAO Liverpool is a Non-Funded, Commutiny Arts Project with No guaranties!!!! (info courtesy of, Gregory Scott-Gurner, Curator & Co/Director of TAO The Art Organisation Ltd) _____________________________________________ 26th and 31st May 2007 You Are Here- Meet the Artist at the Clore Suite, Norton Priory Museum, 12.30 - 2pm on the following dates: The Kitchen Gallery are delighted to present the public with a unique opportunity to "Meet the Artist". You Are Here explores the notion of location in many contexts; spatial, philosophical, economical, historical. The positions of boarders and edges have always fascinated artists. Each of the invited artists showing in this exhibition at the Kitchen Gallery considers these shifting parameters in different ways; by use of objects or paint each artist explores a distinct site to create unique and engaging dialogues on the theme. Whether the metaphor is mutated toys falling through space (Jane Fairhurst) to explore the distance which our consumer desirables travel to reach us, or the gap between solid and gaseous states (Susan Toler), You Are Here will connect the viewer with a special sense of the artists' perception of place. Eight artists will be presenting their work, discussing their techniques and inspiration at the Clore Suite at Norton Priory Museum. All are welcome, no booking is necessary, however we would appreciate a call or email that you are coming. Free with admission to Norton Priory. Contact 01928 577 487/ 0151 733 5986 www.kitchengallery.uk.com for details info@kitchengallery.uk.com *Saturday 26th May -* Susan Toler, Jane Fairhurst & Nicola Dale *Thursday 31st* - May David Lunt & Julie Jones Saturday 2nd June Ann Goddard, Emily Hudson & Stas Krakiewicz Come and see more work by these exciting contemporary artists at the Kitchen Gallery, located in the beautiful Walled Gardens of Norton Priory. The exhibition is open Friday to Sunday 1.30-4.30 and by appointment until 3rd June. @The Kitchen Gallery Norton Priory Museum & Gardens Tudor Road Manor Park Runcorn Cheshire WA7 1SX ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 14th of May - 28th of June 2007 'Layers' - new works by Margaretha Schöning @ Wishbone Gallery, Orrell Arts Centre, Linacre Lane, Monday Private view: 14th of May, 19.00 -21.30 ________________________________ 12-13 & 18-20 May 2007 EXHIBITION: Mircea Roman (sculpture) within Dulwich Festival, Artists’ Open House 10.00-18.00, 182 Court Lane, Dulwich, London SE21 7ED An exclusive sculpture exhibition by internationally acclaimed Romanian artist. The exhibition is accompanied by the screening of ‘Disorient Express’ by artist Mariana Gordan. Supported by ICR-London (Romanian Cultural institute) _________________________________________________ 12-13 & 19-20 May 2007 EXHIBITION: Ilinca Cantacuzino (painting) within Dulwich Festival, Artists’ Open House 66 Beckwith Road, Dulwich, London SE24 9LG 12 May: 10.00-18.00; 13 May: 11.00-18.00 19 May: 10.00-18.00; 20 May 11.00-18.00 Time is of the essence. Ilinca's work has always been predominantly about time, questioning its subjective quality, its elusiveness, and potential for restricting our lives. Ilinca Cantacuzino exhibits here together with Maria Dalla Costa and Peter Dalla Costa. ____________________________________________________________ 15, 22 & 26 May 2007 PERFORMANCE: Alina Cojocaru in ‘Swan Lake’ 19.30, Royal Opera House Covent Garden, London WC2E 9DD; Box Office: 020 7304 4000 15 & 22 May at 19.30; 26 May at 19.00 More than any other work, Swan Lake is the epitome of classical ballet - the one you have to know, the one you have to see. With Tchaikovsky's famous lyrical music and the spectacular ensembles and virtuosic solos of its dancing, there is no doubt why Swan Lake is a favourite on each occasion. A powerful tale of good, evil and the redemptive power of love. During a hunting expedition, Prince Siegfried is enamoured of Odette, who has been transformed by the evil Von Rothbart's spell into a swan by day, returning to her womanly form only at night at the lakeside. With Siegfried's love – the love of one who has never loved before – the spell can be broken. But Siegfried is tricked into declaring his love for Von Rothbart's daughter Odile disguised by magic as Odette... More details on www.royaloperahouse.org ___________________________________ Wednesday 16 May 2007 FILM: ‘Welcome Europa’ by Bruno Ulmer 19.00 (7pm) Ritzy Cinema, Brixton Oval, Coldharbour Lane, London SW2 1 JG; Box office: 08707 550 062 ‘ Welcome Europa’ by Bruno Ulmer Documentary / France / 2006 / 90 min A fascinating and disconcerting portrait of the raw existence of Europe’s illegal immigrants. The film follows eight young men, Kurdish, Moroccan and Romanian, as they struggle for survival on the streets of Paris, Amsterdam and Madrid. Forced out of their native countries by political threats and extreme poverty they hope to find freedom and a way to provide for their families back home. But without visas and entirely alone, Europe’s streets do not offer these desperate men an easy ride. This film is presented by DocHouse More details on www.dochouse.org The above London news courtesy of RCC (Romanian Cultural Centre, London) _________________________________________________________________ 9th of May 2007 Just to remind you the opening of Laurence Payot - new solo exhibition, at ViewTwo Gallery from 6pm. "The Stone, the Wig and the Double Yolk" In a new body of work, Laurence Payot presents a series of large-scale cut-out paintings of enchanting and surprising objects. Together the works conjure a tableau of fleeting, out of the blue moment. Preview: 6-8pm, Wednesday 9 May Exhibition lasts: 10 May - 2 June Viewtwogallery 23 Mathew Street, Liverpool, L17 8UH Tel: 0151 236 9444 Thursday & Friday 12 - 4 Saturday 12 - 5 or by appointment www.viewtwogallery .co.uk www.laurencepayot.com __________________ 4 May - 2 June 2007 EXHIBITION: Paul Neagu - Prints @Flowers Graphics, 82 Kingsland Road, London E2 8DP; Tel. 020 7920 7777; e-mail: graphics@flowerseast.com Opening hours: Tuesday-Saturday: 10.00 - 18.00 Flowers Graphics is pleased to present a selection of prints by avant-garde Romanian artists Paul Neagu (1938-2004). The exhibition will span a decade of his work, from early 1070 to the 1980’s, including hand coloured screen-prints from his ‘Hyphen’, ‘Man Made Man’ and ‘Anthropocosmos’ series. More details soon on http://www.flowerseast.com ____________________________________ Until 3 June 2007 EXHIBITION: Alex Calinescu - New Paintings And Prints @Fermynwoods Contemporary Art Ltd, The Water Tower, Brigstock, Kettering, England, NN14 3JA; Tel. 01536 373469; e-mail: gallery@fermynwoods.co.uk Established in 1998, Fermynwoods Contemporary Art is set in a beautiful rural location in Northamptonshire. Alex’s solo exhibition includes paintings made since her return from her residency at the Albers Foundation and two new series of prints made especially for the exhibition, working with Kip Gresham at The Print Studio, Cambridge. “ In Calinescu’s lines are memories of vibration, echo, and synthesis. In the space there is colour, tone, scale and context. The finished works contain a fusion of harmony and discord, sound and silence, movement and stillness, form and emptiness. In this engagement with the pure note Calinescu explores enigmatic visual territories in which the dimensions of existence are investigated through a subordination of the literal to focus on formal considerations and respect for the subconscious. As a result these works are the material of truth, not illustrations of reality. They help make visible creative fundamentals which focus our minds beyond the individual to the universal. Calinescu does not create what she sees or hears, through the journey of making she creates what she knows.” - Daphne Astor 2007 (extract from “Alex Calinescu – New paintings and prints”) For further information, please contact Rosalind Stoddart using the contact details above. Gallery open Thursday-Sunday, 14.00-18.00 More details on http://www.fermynwoods.co.uk _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Above news from the courtesy of RCC London. Should you require further information, please do not hesitate to contact the RCC on 020 7439 4052 or mail@romanianculturalcentre.org.uk _____________________________________________ 10 May - 2 June 2007 @View Two Gallery, Liverpool The Stone,The Wig and The Double Yolk An exhibition by Laurence Payot Preview 9 May 2007, 18.00 - 20.00 The View Two Gallery will be transformed this spring by the sensational paintings of French artist Laurence Payot. For this exhibition Payot has delved into her memory and imagination and returned with images of the unconscious that both suggest and elude a fixed narrative. Conjuring large, bright and intensely colourful works of uncanny,yet enchanting objects, which repel and attract, blurring fiction and reality. http://www.viewtwogallery.co.uk _______________________ 27th April to 3rd June @Kitchen Gallery, Norton Priory Museum & Gardens, Runcorn, Cheshire “You Are Here” Private View 29th April 1.30-4pm. Confirm your free entry to Norton Priory's Walled Garden by RSVPing to the return address or phoning us on 0772 987 3001/ 01928 577487 You Are Here explores the notion of location in many contexts; spatial, philosophical, economical, historical. With artists including Nicola Dale, David Lunt, Julie Jones, Jane Fairhurst, Susan Toler, Emily Hudson, Stanislaw Krakiewicz and Ann Goddard. The positions of boarders and edges have always fascinated artists. Each of the invited artists showing in this exhibition at the Kitchen Gallery considers these shifting parameters in different ways; by use of objects or paint each artist explores a distinct site to create unique and engaging dialogues on the theme. Whether the metaphor is mutated toys falling through space (Jane Fairhurst) to explore the distance which our consumer desirables travel to reach us, or the gap between solid and gaseous states (Susan Toler), You Are Here will connect the viewer with a special sense of the artists' perception of place. Exhibition continues from 27th April to 3rd June. Opening times Fri-Sun & Bank Holiday Mondays 1.30-4.30 and by appointment. Entry fee to Gardens Adults £4.95, Children/concs £3.25/ under 5s free but Gallery is free. The Kitchen Gallery, Norton Priory Museum & Gardens, Runcorn, Cheshire, WA7 1SX www.kitchengallery.uk.com info@kitchengallery.uk.com Tel: 01928 577 487/0772 987 3001 Meet the Artist talks will be held at Norton Priory Museum's Clore Suite throughout May. Please contact the Kitchen Gallery to reserve a place though just turning up is fine too. Check the website http://www.kitchengallery.uk.com for details of future exhibitions and events. ____________________________________________________________________ 28 April - 2 June 2007 @Lark Lane Atelier, 33 Lark Lane L17 8UW, Liverpool An exhibition of work by Alex Corina and Ian C. Taylor. Exhibition will be open from 28th April to 2nd June 2007. Opening hours: Tue, Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sunday, from 2pm to 8.30pm Contact: tel. 01517275355 or 07989432537 _______________________________ until 4th of May 2007 @Wishbone Gallery, Orrell Arts Centre, Bootle Richard Ashworth – “No Frills” Invited by Tony Dash, from the Sefton Arts Development Leisure Services, Richard Ashworth shows paintings, drawings, assemblages made from non-traditional and re-cycled materials at the Wishbone gallery, Orrell Arts Centre in Bootle. The exhibition is open until the 4th of May 2006 and it worth a visit for sure. A surprising collection of works made of unconventional and recycled materials such as plastic bags, paraffin wax, salvaged wood, matches, dried dates, hair. I mentioned to Richard, while observing and analysing his work, the “found object” definition and he replied immediately about materials and objects that “…they find me”; “I’m just an opportunist..” in terms of using them. He has an eye for detail, texture and organic structure. Although, he is strongly using figurative elements as an almost daily exercise he tries to “escape” the figurative and enjoys experimenting and continues to express abstract or symbolic shapes of the soul. Some of his works have the predominant centred motif of a ‘circle’, ‘hole’, which to me suggests a way to openness, to release or communicate with the outside space, but also suggests further the ‘stored’ unknown, immaterial or spiritual ‘depth’ package or space. Richard is pointing out that this has to do with his previous figurative work; it developed from there, as a symbol “to do with the soul”. “A face is a symbol of the soul”, “a mirror of the soul”- he says. Richard Ashworth has been involved in many exhibitions around Liverpool, including the Kitchen Open competition at Kitchen gallery and most recently, in the Cornerstone Gallery curated by Loop - Arthur Roberts and in two successful shows in 2006, as part of the Liverpool Independents Biennial curated by Nicole Bartos.(text by Nicole Bartos) Click here to read more about Richard and his work. Exhibition open: March 19 - 4 May 2007 Mon-Thurs: 11am-4pm Sat: 10.30am – 1pm Venue: Wishbone gallery, Orrell Arts Centre Please contact Tony Dash at the Sefton Arts Development Leisure Services 0151 525 0417 for further details. ______________________________________________ 27th April - 26th May Everything's Special an exhibition of videos from popular video-sharing websites First gallery show of 2007 The Royal Standard presents Everything's Special, an exhibition of user-generated video content curated from popular video-sharing websites including YouTube and Google Video. Preview: Thursday 26th April, 6.30pm - 9.30pm Open: 27th April - 26th May, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 12 - 5 and by appointment. To make an appointment to see the show outside opening hours email sean@the-royal-standard.com. @The Royal Standard, 2 Grey Street, Liverpool L8 1XN www.the-royal-standard.com mail@the-royal-standard.com ______________________________________________ Support your local artists online at artinliverpool.com with the: LIVERPOOL TURNER PRIZE 2007 VOTING NOW OPEN!!! http://www.artinliverpool.com The competition is down to just 44 artists!!! Please click on the link and vote. Hello one and all, voting for the Liverpool Turner Prize is now open again online, at the above website address. All you need to do is go to the website at the above link provided for you, then click on the word 'Forum' at the top of the page and then click on the word 'Gallery' (at the top of the next page). This takes you to an online gallery of all 44 artists. All you need to do now,is choose an artist you would like to vote for (the voting is not for the individual artwork on display but for the artist and his full portfolio – each artist also has a link to their website too so you can view his/her art). And then all you do is vote by 'clicking' on the 1, 2 , 3, 4 or 5 stars that the page provides (5 stars being the best score of course), and that’s it!!! Or can even leave a comment too if you like? You can even leave your comments on all 44 if you like, but .... So please, please, please support your local struggling artists, or even your local NML artists? __________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ Back Next Back to top

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