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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Republic of the Moon, FACT, 16 Dec 2011 – 26 Feb 2012
As the players in the new 21st century race for the Moon line up – the USA, China, India and Russia jostling with private corporations interested in exploiting the Moon’s resources – a group of artists are declaring a ‘Republic of the Moon’: a ‘micronation’ for alternative visions of lunar life. Continue reading
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Tagged agnes meyer-brandis, art, Art In Liverpool, Art Reviews, Artists News, Digital Media, FACT, francis goodwin, hagen betzwieser, hg wells, jules verne, leonid tishkov, liliane lijn, lucien rudaux, moon, ndy gracie, private moon, republic of the moon, sharon houkemas, sharon houkma, space, stanislav lem, stanley kubrick, sue corke, the arts catalyst, the man in the moone, the moon goose analogue, VAiL, vasily levshin, Visual Arts in Liverpool group, we colonised the moon
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Art Feast Interviews Emily Speed
Art Feast interviews Liverpool-based artist Emily Speed, talking to her about current and future projects and in particular, her work this year with Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Continue reading
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Tagged Art Feast Interview, Art In Liverpool, Artists News, Biennial, bike mag, book art, cafe royal, Ceri Hand Gallery, cooperative art, CUC, danielle arnaud, Drawing Paper, Emily Speed, feiweles bursary, john morres, juan cruz, laumeier sculpture park, liverpool, Liverpool art, Liverpool Art Prize, nothern art prize, Novas, Open Eye, REDWIRE, royal standard, salford, sarah coulson, spacex, suite studios, the Bluecoat, Visual Arts in Liverpool group, wakefield, yorkshire sculpture park, zine
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Art Feast interviews Gina Czarnecki
Gina Czarnecki’s career to date encompasses film and installation, with an emphasis on human relationships to image, disease, evolution, genetic research and specialising in advanced technologies of image production. Created in collaboration with bio-technologists, computer programmers, dancers and sound artists, … Continue reading
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Tagged archtictural constructs, art, Art Feast Interview, Art In Liverpool, Artists News, biotechnology, crystal resin, Digital Media, film, gina czarnecki, ginaczarnecki bluecoat, grey areas, herbert art gallery, human genetic mix, Imperial college london, liverpool, milk teeth, New Media, NHS, palaces, palaces bluecoat, Radio 4, religion and technology, science museum, stem cell, stem cell research, teeth, teeth palaces, the Bluecoat, the center of the cell, VAiL, Visual Arts in Liverpool group
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