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Broadcaster, writer, foreign correspondent … Andy Kershaw has established a reputation as a genuine pioneer in whichever discipline he turns his attention to. As a teenager, he was promoting major rock gigs at Leeds University. He was Billy Bragg’s driver and roadie one day, and presenting Whistle Test and Live Aid the next. A passionate […]
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Hales Gallery is delighted to present Above and Below: Step Paintings 1990-2013, a solo show of works by British painter Basil Beattie. Beattie left the Royal Academy schools in 1961, when the trend in Britain was for American-influenced abstract expressionism and post-painterly abstraction. His initial works of the 1960s and early 70s absorbed these influences,… Read More
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London Art Fair, the UK’s largest Fair for Modern British and contemporary art, opens the cultural year with its 26th edition at the Business Design Centre, Islington, from 15 – 19 January 2014. New features for 2014 include the Fair’s first museum partnership, which sees The Hepworth Wakefield present a unique exhibition of British Modernism,… Read More
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Renowned UK theatre directors trust rolls out full support programme for young directors at regional theatres across Scotland and England Various venues: until 14 December 2013 “Northern Stage is committed to supporting this network. There is nothing else like it in the North East and we would like to see it grow and develop. I […]
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Hales Gallery is delighted to announce Ancient Systems, the gallery’s second solo exhibition with sculptor Tom Price. Price’s works all share a fascination in body language, facial expression, and in turn, their ability to suggest a state of mind. His works are amalgamations of a wide range of influences found in the artist’s observations of… Read More
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Christchurch is known as the Garden City for its spectacular gardens and stunning spring blooms that turn the city into a festival of flowers – but the resurgent city is soon to be splashed in colour for an entirely different reason when work from one of the most infamous and influential contemporary artists in the… Read More
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Double Scotsman Fringe First winners tackle body image and the media in a riotous cabaret style interpretation of Cinderella, with a live band Directed by Kyle Davies |Designed by Alison McDowall .. Performed by Abbi Greenland, Helen Goalen & Not Now Bernard *NOMINATED* Total Theatre Award for Innovation, Experimentation & Playing With Form 2012 National […]
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Strictly Come Dancing finalist and Tracy Beaker star Dani Harmer is to play the role of Janet in The Rocky Horror Show 40th Anniversary production which is coming to His Majesty’s Theatre in Aberdeen in September. And Ben Forster, who won the ITV1 series Superstar and then went on to play the lead in Jesus […]
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A selection of ceramics created by Pablo Picasso will feature in the Impressionist and Modern Art Sale on 23rd October at Bonhams, Knightsbridge. Designed by the artist in the 1950s, the group includes plates, bowls, vases, ashtrays and pitchers modelled in ceramic and terracotta. Estimates are attractive, ranging from just £500-£700 to £4,000-£6,000. Designs feature… Read More
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Ceramics in the City 2013 A selling fair featuring 50 potters
Part of London Design Festival 2013
The Geffrye’s annual celebration of ceramics returns to the museum this September. Featuring around 50 ceramicists from across the UK, the event showcases the work of both leading names and rising talents. [Read more…]
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