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Thursday 18th March 2010, 6pm - Saturday 3 April 2010
Arena Gallery, Liverpool
Arena Gallery is pleased to present Collusion a collaboration between Rich White and Brychan Tudor. Collusion features a newly commissioned joint work by White and Tudor that responds directly to the unique architectural features of Arena Gallery and draws on the history of the Elevator Building where Arena is located as a former industrial trade building and now a refurbished multi use facility.
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Saturday 27th February 2010, 12pm - Saturday 27th February 2010, 3pm
Nexus Art Cafe, Manchester
You, Me and the Budgie will be a workshop led by London-based artist, Rhiannon Hunter in association with Neck of the Woods on Saturday 27 March, 12-3pm at Nexus Art Cafe.
Participants will have the opportunity to work alongside Rhiannon inspired by her specially commissioned site-specific work, Commun-I-ty in the window box of Nexus Art Cafe. Rhiannon will lead the workshop to help participants create a series of small wall-hangings which will be displayed for the remainder of the exhibition.
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Sunday 14th Mar 2010
Blank Media Collective are delighted to offer our northern buddies the opportunity to enter your creative work to Northern Futures for FREE! (Entry normally £20). To take advantage of this fantastic opportunity all you need to do is send us a link to your Blank Media Collective online portfolio (including work). We will then send you a promotional code to be used when submitting your work to Northern Futures. If you are yet to create a profile, now is the time!
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Monday 22 March 2010 - Sunday 28 March 2010
Manchester
Living Positive is a unique project, which explores living with or being affected by HIV, through Photography.
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Saturday 6th March 2010 - Friday 19th March 2010
Surface Gallery, Nottingham
The exhibition, Mine the Mountain, draws upon the artist’s personal experience at sites of historic trauma, such as Auschwitz-Birkenau, Belzec, Majdane; Ypres and Verdun, to engage in themes of the past, the present, family history, memory and the anonymous individual in history. This sits alongside an exploration of the notion of the ‘dark tourist’ (the tourist who visits sites of trauma) and the idea of tourism of the self.
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Saturday 6th March 2010 - Saturday 27th March 2010
Cornerhouse, Manchester
This spring feel the fiesta love, as ¡Viva! Spanish and Latin American Film Festival rocks a real Hispanic fever at Cornerhouse with a non-stop month-long festival (running 6 – 27 March 2010), featuring 18 new films and 3 shorts programmes. Gallery 1 will also keep the rhythm up as it
moves to the beat of leading Mexican artist Carlos Amorales’ new solo show, featuring two of his most recent works Psicofonias and Discarded Spider (both from 2008).
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Saturday 13th February 2010 - Saturday 15th May
20-21 Visual Arts Centre, Scunthorpe
Jack Davies, Jeremy Deller, Andrew Glinka, David Hancock, Annabel McCourt & Rhian Lonergan-White, Jonathan JK Morris, Amanda Spawforth, Guy Tarrant, Steve Upton
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Saturday 13th February 2010 - Saturday 27th March 2010
Airspace Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent
\”home\” is a group exhibition looking into how, when set in a comparable context with artists from South Asia, British artists of South Asian descent view their own origin and literal physical sense of location, alongside more figurative investigations and manifestations of the self and identity, locality and vicinity, foreign and foreignness, home and origin.
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Thursday 4th February 2010 - Thursday 4th March 2010
Regent Theatre & Victoria Hall, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent
SoTart presents
..............and then I woke up
from February 4th to March 4th
work shown between the Regent Theatre and the Victoria Hall, Hanley Stoke on Trent
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Saturday 20 February 2010 - Saturday 3 April 2010
Castlefield Gallery, Manchester
Castlefield Gallery is pleased to present a two-person exhibition with Leo Fitzmaurice and Kim Rugg consisting of both new and existing work. Through the dissecting and re-arranging of mass produced information based material, such as newspapers, brochures, comics and packaging, the artists fragment our visual and cognitive understanding of images and text, and force us to reconsider the familiar from a completely new perspective.
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