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Castle Espie Gallery “Nature Through Art” Exhibition Call for artists – an invitation for submissions
Exhibition to be held from Saturday 16 March – Sunday 28 April, 2013
The Gallery at WWT Castle Espie Wetland Centre is a well respected exhibition space for a variety of high quality artistic endeavours. One of the aims of the gallery is to encourage fresh talent and bring new work to the fore. To this end, the Gallery is inviting submissions on the theme of "Nature through Art" for an exhibition March/April, 2013.
Submission details are as…
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Fundraising for artists residency in New Zealand Launched!
I am hoping that some of you will be able to support me as I have been offered a fantastic opportunity to travel to New Zealand for an intensive one to one residency with Mark Graver. I have art on offer from £5, I know it is tight for everyone these days but it would be great if you could support me. Full details of the residency…
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Ards Community Arts Network
Any groups, artists, organisations in the Ards Borough area; Get involved.
Ards Community Arts Network (ACAN) had another great meeting last night - things are really moving forward and we are starting to plan our launch and community arts showcase in September. If you are involved, or interested in Community Arts activity then give me a call to hear more about it - 91810803. (Amy McKelvey)
Our next meeting is Tuesday 23rd June and this will be the last before…
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Creativity is pouring out of everywhere........long may it continue.
A damp late night art last week it was good to still see people out and about supporting the event, now we are supposed to be gliding into a couple of months of quieter gallery activity but as I sit down to make up the list from this week it really does not feel like it. I managed to see Warning this is Contemporary art gallery that opened recently and it makes a good edition to the Belfast art scene and we will all be looking forward to what ever it shows next. It shows there is an…
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ARTStap Makers Award
I am delighted to have received the Makers Award from ARTStap. My work is featured on the site and will be included in the next issue of the magazine.
About ARTStap: “The ARTStap magazine is published 3 times yearly, it supports and engages with the work of leading and emerging international…
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Call for Participants
I want you to take part in my Art project.
The project is about myths relating to Mental Health/illness.
I am collecting thoughts on this question;
Do you believe in mental illness?
All comments are welcome
All comments are anonymous
you can message me your comments if you prefer.
please post your thoughts here http://wp.me/p2pUg8-1
I am also looking for people to read a…
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Exhibition Loci of Memory
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The Exhibition is running until end of March.
If you would be interested in reviewing the exhibition drop me a email.
If you would be interested in having this exhibition in your gallery/space mail me.…
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Belfast City Councils Public art directory
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Catalyst for Kids and it's late night art again this Thursday
When should you start taking children to a contemporary art gallery? I had my two nieces on Saturday for the day aged 3 and 9, both being country children I thought it would be nice to get them to see a bit of city life. First we went to Mo Mowlam childrens play park at Stormont, and with great gusto they threw themselves into every slide and swing. The three year old then wanted to know if we were going to Ikea ? no we were going to a gallery next, not a shop.As we parked down an alley way…
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Boston College has many archives, photos of empty ammunition boxes at Ballykinlar Camp
When I was a school in Downpatrick there was a joke that all us children shouted at each other when someone was taking a photograph. "Who do you think you are Bobby Havery?" Bobby Hanvey was the local photographer who worked for the Down Recorder, he was always seen out and about with his camera. I called into the new art centre in Downpatrick this week and their first exhibition is "About faces" a selection from his 70,000 archive of photos taken in the area since the…
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Titanic themed arts showcase
We are now taking submissions of work for our Titanic themed arts showcase which shall run for the month of April.
Artists such as Brian Mullan, Gerry Gleason, Sean Johnson and Leslie Anderson are already onboard.
If anyone else is interested please get in contact with us at the arts centre.
We have 3 spaces to exhibit the work in the heart of the Cathedral Quarter on the cobble streets at 8 Commercial court by the Duke of York Bar .…
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Art Aiding Africa
Apart from selling some art to raise funds for causes in Africa I am quite "hands on" in that I ask for donations of left over wool to use to crochet patchwork blankets and baby clothes to go there for the needy. I would appreciate any bits of wool to use. I also have a man in Gambia who can fix mobile phones. Hadim will fix any he can or use parts from them to fix others. I can use any donated mobile phones, preferably in working order, to go to Gambia for people who are housebound, ill…
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arts cuts- with thanks from Theo Sims
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Found this article on: http://www.modchurchunion.org/publications/st/jan2011/2.htm
"Authenticity in art is equivalent to truth in religion. Graffiti, which bears witness to evanescence, is perhaps the most authentic religion of our time.
Graffiti occupies neglected spaces, unused viaducts, derelict buildings, temporary structures. When it appears in a relatively permanent, central, well-used…
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Recently asked to provide a Profile about myself - why I started writing poetry – what inspires my work - this was what I wrote.
I had two favourite subjects at High School: Art and English Literature. I was encouraged in both by good teachers, and wrote poems which appeared in the school's yearly publication of pupils work. That was the root of my inspiration although I loved to study the poems of James Joyce, Alfred Lord Tennyson and all the War Poets when at school. My interest in putting observations into words continued beyone my school days and I submitted poetry to many of the amateur poetry magazines taking…
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Opening Day of Carrickfergus Celebrates Africa
Having gathered together an art exhibition from many countries and items of interest connected to Africa or inspired by Africa, I set out to be as cross-cultural, cross-community and socially inlcusive as possible in how I ran it, who I involved in it and how they did things.
One of the donating artists, Paula Pereira, found the project so interesting that she said she would like to come to the event. I invited her to stay with me and she flew into Dublin on 11th, travelling to…
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Lets create the right environment for our Creative Industries in Northern ireland to grow and develop
Creating the Right Environment for Creative Industries to Flourish
West Belfast Partnership Board will be hosting the third seminar in a series of creative industry focussed events on Wednesday 24th August 2011 at 9.15am in Conway Mill, Belfast to explore the infrastructure that is required for creative industries to flourish.
Patrick McDonald, Economic Development Officer, West Belfast Partnership Board outlines the potential of the sector and…
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Greyland - An Art exhibition by Artist & Curator Ria Moody in partnership with "Time To Change".
I am chuffed to announce my first solo exhibition will be working in partnership with the Time to Change Campaign. Its…
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New Monthly Art & Crafts Fair. Call for artists and crafts people interested in booking stalls.
Hi there, the Art and Crafts fair will be a regular event at Creative Flux Media, on the first Saturday of each month. The first one is Saturday 4th June, 11am, to 6pm.
If you are interested in booking a stall or know someone who would be please pass on our details. Limited spaces monthly. Thanks. Can message me here or email ria@creativefluxmedia.co.uk for more details.…
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