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Events thread..., by John The Badgers on Mar 29, 2021 10:19:02 GMT 1, Just a thought, but as things return to something nearing normality, can’t wait to get out and about again and visit some galleries, exhibitions etc.
Thought a decent thread on up-and-coming events?
Would enable people to share things which hopefully of interest to other members?
I know it would be appreciated here.
Just a thought, but as things return to something nearing normality, can’t wait to get out and about again and visit some galleries, exhibitions etc.
Thought a decent thread on up-and-coming events?
Would enable people to share things which hopefully of interest to other members?
I know it would be appreciated here.
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Events thread..., by Terry Fuckwitt on Mar 29, 2021 10:50:17 GMT 1, I'm looking forward to this...
26 June—31 October 2021
Vanguard | Bristol Street Art: The evolution of a global movement
vanguardstreetart.com/
An extensive new exhibition celebrating the international street art movement will open at M Shed in 2021.
Vanguard | Bristol Street Art celebrates Bristol’s instrumental role in the development of British street art, with rare work by leading Bristolian, British and Irish artists – including seminal works from the late 90’s.
Works from Henry Chalfant, Banksy and Beezer will feature, through to deep fake viral sensation Bill Posters, and Conor Harrington. A selection of the works on display have not previously been seen and some not shown in public for over 20 years.
The exhibition will explore the evolution of street art in response to Bristol’s unique identity and underground culture – beginning with its anarchist origins in the 80’s and 90’s to the global phenomenon that is street art today.
An additional focus on international artists beyond the UK will spotlight the growing relationship between art and sustainability.
I'm looking forward to this... 26 June—31 October 2021 Vanguard | Bristol Street Art: The evolution of a global movement vanguardstreetart.com/An extensive new exhibition celebrating the international street art movement will open at M Shed in 2021. Vanguard | Bristol Street Art celebrates Bristol’s instrumental role in the development of British street art, with rare work by leading Bristolian, British and Irish artists – including seminal works from the late 90’s. Works from Henry Chalfant, Banksy and Beezer will feature, through to deep fake viral sensation Bill Posters, and Conor Harrington. A selection of the works on display have not previously been seen and some not shown in public for over 20 years. The exhibition will explore the evolution of street art in response to Bristol’s unique identity and underground culture – beginning with its anarchist origins in the 80’s and 90’s to the global phenomenon that is street art today. An additional focus on international artists beyond the UK will spotlight the growing relationship between art and sustainability. |
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Events thread..., by Deleted on May 6, 2021 12:31:27 GMT 1, Thanks
Massive online queues...10,000+ when I joined over 30 mins ago...its open to June 22 so hopefully they'll be enough spaces
Thanks Massive online queues...10,000+ when I joined over 30 mins ago...its open to June 22 so hopefully they'll be enough spaces |
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Events thread..., by Deleted on May 6, 2021 18:22:19 GMT 1, Thanks Massive online queues...10,000+ when I joined over 30 mins ago...its open to June 22 so hopefully they'll be enough spaces 
Thanks Massive online queues...10,000+ when I joined over 30 mins ago...its open to June 22 so hopefully they'll be enough spaces I'm still in the queue - only 2377 in front of me now! |
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Events thread..., by John The Badgers on May 6, 2021 19:03:35 GMT 1, Apologies EKAP, feel guilty for posting the above now, hope this hasn't delayed things for you.
Hang in there, will be worth the wait I reckon.
Apologies EKAP, feel guilty for posting the above now, hope this hasn't delayed things for you.
Hang in there, will be worth the wait I reckon.
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Events thread..., by Masong on May 6, 2021 19:04:17 GMT 1, Thanks Massive online queues...10,000+ when I joined over 30 mins ago...its open to June 22 so hopefully they'll be enough spaces I'm still in the queue - only 2377 in front of me now!
Count yourself lucky, I still have over 8000 😆
Thanks Massive online queues...10,000+ when I joined over 30 mins ago...its open to June 22 so hopefully they'll be enough spaces I'm still in the queue - only 2377 in front of me now! Count yourself lucky, I still have over 8000 😆 |
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Events thread..., by Deleted on May 6, 2021 19:25:18 GMT 1, Apologies EKAP, feel guilty for posting the above now, hope this hasn't delayed things for you. Hang in there, will be worth the wait I reckon.
Apologies EKAP, feel guilty for posting the above now, hope this hasn't delayed things for you. Hang in there, will be worth the wait I reckon. Ha ha no problem at all John - working from home in the pandemic has some advantages, I've been able to just leave it running all day - only 1036 in front now! |
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Events thread..., by John The Badgers on May 6, 2021 19:38:44 GMT 1, Nice one EKAP, hang in there, will be worth the wait. Thinking this appropriate for your good self and Masong -
Nice one EKAP, hang in there, will be worth the wait. Thinking this appropriate for your good self and Masong -
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Events thread..., by funyoung on May 6, 2021 19:41:42 GMT 1, Not necessarily urban but rather a mixed bunch at Ikon. Great for new artists etc. 250 artists affected by COVID in some way or other. A great way to show appreciation to the Brum art scene.
www.ikon-gallery.org/event/ikon-for-artists-art-sale/
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Events thread..., by Deleted on May 6, 2021 20:18:48 GMT 1, 8 and a quarter hours later...2 tickets booked for mid-week end of September... 
8 and a quarter hours later...2 tickets booked for mid-week end of September... |
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Events thread..., by Masong on May 6, 2021 22:52:49 GMT 1, 8 and a quarter hours later...2 tickets booked for mid-week end of September...
You did well! Now sold out.. New batch of tickets for November onwards released in September.
8 and a quarter hours later...2 tickets booked for mid-week end of September... You did well! Now sold out.. New batch of tickets for November onwards released in September. |
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Events thread..., by Deleted on May 9, 2021 23:59:17 GMT 1,
‘Never Left | 不曾離開’
Liang is the product of a global upbringing. He was born in Taiwan, however was raised from an early age in Mainland China. During his adolescence he relocated to Australia, and then later to Canada for high school and post-secondary education. Liang has since chosen to put down some permanent roots in Canada, and maintains a residence there to this day.
For the first time in nearly three decades, Liang has returned to the place of his birth. His intent is to reclaim a lost personal heritage and experience his native culture firsthand. This new series of work brings the discovery of something new, yet oddly familiar, to life.
The exhibition expresses a sense of nostalgia, like watching a long forgotten film once again. Liang expertly captures the everyday experience in Taiwan with an almost cinematic air. His sensitive observation of the Taiwanese experience attempt to forge connection, and create non-existent memories to compensate for his many years abroad.
‘Never Left | 不曾離開’ Opens May 15th.
Vernissage ; May 15th 15:00 - 19:00
‘Never Left | 不曾離開’ Liang is the product of a global upbringing. He was born in Taiwan, however was raised from an early age in Mainland China. During his adolescence he relocated to Australia, and then later to Canada for high school and post-secondary education. Liang has since chosen to put down some permanent roots in Canada, and maintains a residence there to this day. For the first time in nearly three decades, Liang has returned to the place of his birth. His intent is to reclaim a lost personal heritage and experience his native culture firsthand. This new series of work brings the discovery of something new, yet oddly familiar, to life. The exhibition expresses a sense of nostalgia, like watching a long forgotten film once again. Liang expertly captures the everyday experience in Taiwan with an almost cinematic air. His sensitive observation of the Taiwanese experience attempt to forge connection, and create non-existent memories to compensate for his many years abroad. ‘Never Left | 不曾離開’ Opens May 15th.Vernissage ; May 15th 15:00 - 19:00 |
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Events thread..., by My Name is Frank on May 10, 2021 8:39:01 GMT 1, Liked the painting on the flyer. Went to click through to your site and noticed on your web site on the bottom of your posts, one too many w's in the www. might want to amend that.
Liked the painting on the flyer. Went to click through to your site and noticed on your web site on the bottom of your posts, one too many w's in the www. might want to amend that.
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Events thread..., by Deleted on May 10, 2021 12:03:20 GMT 1, Haha word up Frank!
thanks !
Yeah the pieces are nice too.
If you would like we can send you a flyer (cardboard one) to you ! (Dm us)
Thanks again!
Haha word up Frank!
thanks !
Yeah the pieces are nice too.
If you would like we can send you a flyer (cardboard one) to you ! (Dm us)
Thanks again!
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Events thread..., by Reader on May 10, 2021 18:35:16 GMT 1,
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Events thread..., by John The Badgers on May 14, 2021 12:43:36 GMT 1, The Hirst exhibition reopening at The Newport Street Gallery -
The Hirst exhibition reopening at The Newport Street Gallery - |
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Events thread..., by Deleted on Aug 26, 2021 23:59:58 GMT 1,
We are happy to announce our next exhibition ‘The Raw Line’ in collaboration with The Jaunt
‘The Raw Line’ features original works by @joramroukes @kcortizstudio & troy _lovegates
and a curated selection of Prints by Andy Welland @missannavaldez @ellenrutt @gregitooo @sasa_ostoja @tellas__
‘The Raw Line’
Opens September 4th, 3pm-7pm
@ Arcade Art Gallery
#154 2F Nanhua rd. XinXin Dist.
Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
(Formosa BLVD. MRT Exit 10)
More info : arcadeartgallery.com/the-raw-line
Some of the few works presented :
Joram Roukes
‘Search Party’
Oil on Linen
120 x 150 cm
2021
Kc Ortiz
‘Eternal Embrace’
Acrylic on Canvas
80 x 60 cm
2021
Troy Lovegates
‘Family’
Woodcarvings & Acrylic paint
≈ 43.18 x 15.24 x 5.08 cm
2021
We are happy to announce our next exhibition ‘The Raw Line’ in collaboration with The Jaunt ‘The Raw Line’ features original works by @joramroukes @kcortizstudio & troy _lovegates and a curated selection of Prints by Andy Welland @missannavaldez @ellenrutt @gregitooo @sasa_ostoja @tellas__ ‘The Raw Line’ Opens September 4th, 3pm-7pm @ Arcade Art Gallery #154 2F Nanhua rd. XinXin Dist. Kaohsiung, Taiwan. (Formosa BLVD. MRT Exit 10) More info : arcadeartgallery.com/the-raw-lineSome of the few works presented : Joram Roukes‘Search Party’ Oil on Linen 120 x 150 cm 2021 Kc Ortiz‘Eternal Embrace’ Acrylic on Canvas 80 x 60 cm 2021 Troy Lovegates‘Family’ Woodcarvings & Acrylic paint ≈ 43.18 x 15.24 x 5.08 cm 2021 |
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Events thread..., by Deleted on Dec 13, 2021 23:52:11 GMT 1,
"Living abroad can often leave one feeling like they exist in an alternate reality. However, with time comes the understanding that everything is a result of perspective and that we are free to live any way we choose.'Remote
Velocity' was built in that frame of mind. After years of traveling and living transiently, Dutch graffiti artist Fleks and Spanish Graffiti artist Orbita have settled on the remote island nation of Taiwan. Here they feel inspired to create their own path and their work reflects the freedom of their choices. ”
'Remote Velocity' opens December 18th 15:00-19: 00
@ Arcade Art Gallery.
#154 2F Nanhua rd. XinXin Dist.
Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
(Formosa BLVD. MRT Exit 10)
+886 0965 731 957
More information : arcadeartgallery.com/remote_velocity
"Living abroad can often leave one feeling like they exist in an alternate reality. However, with time comes the understanding that everything is a result of perspective and that we are free to live any way we choose.'Remote Velocity' was built in that frame of mind. After years of traveling and living transiently, Dutch graffiti artist Fleks and Spanish Graffiti artist Orbita have settled on the remote island nation of Taiwan. Here they feel inspired to create their own path and their work reflects the freedom of their choices. ” 'Remote Velocity' opens December 18th 15:00-19: 00 @ Arcade Art Gallery. #154 2F Nanhua rd. XinXin Dist. Kaohsiung, Taiwan. (Formosa BLVD. MRT Exit 10) +886 0965 731 957 More information : arcadeartgallery.com/remote_velocity |
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