Arts Journalism training for deaf and disabled people in London CRITICS CHOICE SHAPE IS LOOKING FOR DEAF AND DISABLED PARTICIPANTS TO RECEIVE FREE ARTS JOURNALISM TRAINING EXCITING OPPORTUNITY FOR ASPIRING ARTS JOURNALISTS. PRIORITY FOR PROJECT PLACES WILL BE GIVEN TO RESIDENTS FROM THE FOLLOWING BOROUGHS: ISLINGTON, CAMDEN, HACKNEY, TOWER HAMLETS, CORPORTATION OF LONDON, BUT OTHER APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED. Are [...]

PRESS RELEASE RALPH DOREY Function Room 19 September – 23 October 2006 Cafe Space, Jerwood Space, 171 Union Street, London, SE1 0LN Open Mon-Fri 8 – 4pm Function Room is a sculptural installation by British artist Ralph Dorey. There is an ephemeral blue organ in the roof of the Jerwood Cafe Space. You could cook it. You could hold a [...]

Art and architecture in religious contexts on Merseyside An interfaith event to mark and celebrate the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King as winner of the ACE / RIBA Award for Religious Architecture 2005/6 28th September 2006, 10am-5pm (with optional evening events) Hope Street Liverpool £20 (£15 concessions & ACE members) PROGRAMME Morning – Art on Hope Street Venue: Metropolitan [...]

Arts Led Community Internet TV Open Day (Greater Manchester) Find out more about internet technologies… What: Lets Go Global Open Day When: Friday 22nd September Where:LGG studios Old Trafford Manchester Drop in anytime between 11am – 7pm and discover just what it is that we do and how we can help you with your creative, community or business projects! Click [...]

Council Works Around the Council in 80 Days Thanks to Arts Council England funding, we were delighted to host a six-month residency by nationally renowned photographer George Wright. Although the County Council is Dorset’s biggest employer with 14, 500 staff, there can be a general big unknown about what councils actually do. They are often grumbled about, and easily dismissed. [...]

Oxford Brookes Arts Management There are still places left on the Oxford Brookes Arts Management short courses. This programme of six 2-day intensive courses in arts management starts 12 October 2006. It is aimed at arts professionals and including local authority arts officers, arts fundraisers, board members, artistic directors, chief executives, and self employed arts practitioners as well as voluntary [...]

Ceramics and Art Exhibition – September 2nd-30th – The Gallery at Bevere, Worcester Escape and moving from place to place are the inspirations behind the works of two of the UK’s leading potters exhibiting at The Gallery at Bevere, Worcester from 2nd-30th September. “THERE AND BACK” by JITKA PALMER Escape is an ongoing theme for the work of Bristol based [...]

NEW EXHIBITION: ARRIVALS>SLOVAKIA ARTIST IN CONVERSATION Ilona Nemeth Friday 15 September, 6.30pm Please join us this Friday when the artist will be discussing her work with Modern Art Oxford Director Andrew Nairne, followed by a slide talk in which Juraj Carny reviews recent art in Slovakia. Juraj Carny is Director of SPACE/Gallery Priestor for Contemporary Art in Bratislava. £4/£3 concs. [...]

Incandescent – Light Night Following their successful bid to Hull City Council, Illuminate and the National Lottery (Awards for All) Hull Art Lab looks forward to very busy and exciting month showcasing over 10 different artists’ work, four of which have been specially commissioned pieces to be performed outdoors around the mouth of the River Hull. Incandescent is a month [...]

Photography is Dead – Long Live Photography. Brighton University Darkroom (room 241), 3rd floor, Grand Parade, Brighton. Photographic installation by Tom Wichelow in conjuction with the Brighton Photo Fringe. http://www.photofringe.org/exhibiton_listings.php?start=3D21&exhibitions=3D TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Thursday 12th + Friday 13th October. 5pm – 8.30pm. Photographer Tom Wichelow has been collecting and examining the ephemera of wet photography and creating a graphic photographic [...]