MIDDLESBROUGH
ART
WEEKENDER
19-21 MAY
MIDDLESBROUGH
2017
FESTIVAL PROGRAMME
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Welcome.
M.G.C.A. Over the next twenty pages you will be able to delve into the
Teesside art scene, getting a vast impression of its strength and
diversity. To coincide with the amazing work already happening
in Teesside, the #MAW curators, Liam Slevin and Paul Stewart,
have invited North of England based artist collectives, as well as
a selection of internationally based artists, to come and exhibit.
This, tied in with a wealth of talks, workshops, performances and
general tomfoolery, will have you spoilt fo choice over the weekend. So continue reading, book the workshops, see some art, have
a chinwag and get stuck in.
The Dispersed Gallery
Curated by Paul Stewart and Liam Slevin
Middlesbrough Gallery Of Contemporary Art
31, 55-57, 65 Albert Rd.
Middlesbrough TS1
Welcome to Middlesbrough Art Weekender 2017.
Fri 10am - 5pm
Sat 10am - 6pm
Sun 10am - 3pm
Adam Gibney // Amanda Beech // Benjamin Busch //Fiona Kelly // Milos
Trakilovic // Oran O’Reilly // Richard Forrest // Shirin Fahimi // Wolfgang
Bittner
The Middlesbrough Gallery of Contemporary Art is a tongue-in-cheek popup gallery to coincide with the Middlesbrough Art Weekender. Hosting nine
international artists across three sites, M.G.C.A. seeks out new territories
for a dispersed gallery. The work on show will include video, sculpture, print
and installation.
The curatorial framework of the Dispersed Gallery proposes an overarching theme, the dispersed experimental gallery, which offers an alternative
way to navigate the shows as if they were parts of a deconstructed gallery
programme. The suggestion is that between pop-up sites and existing
public institutions and galleries, the Weekender can offer a middle-ground
in Middlesbrough of the practices from within, and those which have been
brought into the town. Continuing on with the theme of physical navigation
all the invited artists, in some way, have considerations in their practices
about movement, bodies, spatiality, language and communication. All of
these themes are rooted in how social and physical navigation is undertaken and reflects the thematic of the Weekender to consider a re-navigation
of a town as a gallery. What the Weekender is presenting is a possible
route to demonstrate Middlesbrough to a larger stage as the creative and
critical space that it is.
#MAW team
Contents
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A Exhibition
Exhibitions
Collectives
Art Trail
Events
Workshops
The M.G.C.A. will also host a number of workshops through out the weekend and act as the festival hub and information booth.
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mima
Middlesbrough Institute Of Modern Art
Centre Square, Middlesbrough TS1 2AZ
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Exhibition
Fri / Sat 10am - 4:30pm
Sun 12 - 4pm
Platform A
Middlesbrough Train Station
Middlesbrough TS1 1EG
C Exhibition
Fri 10am - 4pm
Sat 10am - 4pm
ABC of Racist Europe
Daniela Ortiz
Category Error
Sarah Tulloch // Katy Cole // Annie O Donnell
The Peru-born, Spain-based artist Daniela Ortiz draws on her own experience as an immigrant to examine national and international migratory
control systems. In Middlesbrough, Ortiz has led workshops with people
seeking asylum, particularly single mothers and their pre-school children, to
deal with some of the issues they face, from racism to perceptions around
the ‘refugee crisis’. The exhibition gives a platform to these concerns, and
the featured pieces include a children’s book that challenges stereotypes
associated with migration as well as documents, recordings of lectures,
films and paintings depicting scenic views of border territories.
Category Error situates artists as initiators in the search for identity and attachment in an ongoing period of displacement and uncertainty. It continues the tradition of collage as a strategy for cultural critique and for making
connections and transformations across geographical, political and social
differences. The exhibition project was initiated by Sarah Tulloch as part of
an ACE grant to complete her first artist’s book, ObjectImage, with American publishers, Daylight Books. Alongside the publication launch, Sarah was
keen to work with other North East artists with similar concerns over an extended period, to produce new bodies of work for public exhibition.
Stephen Willats // Human Right
Through the use of the cut-out and sculptural assemblage, the artists of
Category Error examine idiosyncratic ways of working, both individually and
collaboratively, where making and exhibiting become research tools to examine parochial, subjective approaches to ‘collage practice’ itself. The artists
deliberately employ category ‘errors’ that blend abstraction with the figurative, parts with the whole, and thinking with making. These ideas have been
forming over a period of several months via investigations into their shared
roots in movements from Dada to Arte Povera and Arte Útil.
Stephen Willats examines connections between personal narratives and
social conditions through themes of class and power. He looks at how individuals produce their subjectivity vis-à-vis reality, and how their experience
of the world is shaped by systems of interdependent relations.
Two decades ago Willats collaborated with the Middlesbrough Art Gallery
on a project involving several organisations in the town, from the library to
the mosque. For this exhibition he returned to Middlesbrough to work with
local community developers on a new project.
This new project is put into context with pieces created since the late
1970s. This selection focuses on problems faced by people during their
everyday lives, challenges of modern society that might compromise their
civil rights.
Human Right continues in locations between the museum and Parliament
Road. Please pick up a flyer to read more. On view until 4 June. Photography for personal use only due to copyright restrictions. Please speak to a
member of staff for further information.
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SubLime
The School of Design, Culture & the Arts
Teesside University,
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Exhibition
SubLime celebrates and showcases the work of our graduating students in
Fine Art, Design, History, English and Performing Arts.
For more information or to book to attend an event please visit www.tees.
ac.uk/sublime
Opening – Sublime – Teesside University, School of Design, Culture & the
Arts Degree Shows 2017
Fine Art, Design, History
23rd May 2017
Athena building, Teesside University
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The House of BlahBlah Exchange House, Exchange Square
Middlesbrough TS1 E
Exhibition
Fri 10am - 4:00pm
Sat 10am – 5pm
Python gallery Royal Middleshaven House, Gosford Street
Middlesbrough TS2 1BB
G Exhibition
Fri 8:30am - 5pm
Bright Boys
Camille Rouzaud // Harry Garrens
Rhythm and Hues
David Griffiths
Reflecting the vibrancy of youth culture, New York based Camille and Middlesbrough’s finest Harry Garrens will showcase their body of exploratory
street photography, based around juvenile freedom, nomadic civilizations,
space and details of cultures.
For Rhythm and Hues, David Griffiths presents digital artworks that are a
blend of true representation and stylistic interpretation. Offering unique and
vibrant multi-dimensional images that merge between reality and abstraction, his work captures the natural world, dynamic shapes from architecture
and emotion from portraiture.
Lost Boys
Gemma Tierney // KA Bird // Stephen Irving
An exhibition by KA Bird, Stephen Irving and Gemma Tierney, three members of the #MAW team. Bringing their work together especially for this
exhibtion sees the artists in an exploration of collaboration and curation,
blending together each of their individual styles.
Felix Gallery Bridge St W (above Club Bongo)
Middlesbrough TS2 1BJ
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Exhibition
Opening Thurs 18th
Sat 11am - 4pm
Phil Gatenby // Bobby Benjamin // Charlie Howard
Arts organization Dovetail Joints present the latest exhibition at their transient space, Felix the Gallery.
Housed above Middlesbrough’s legendary Club Bongo International, ‘Felix...’
will play host to an experimental exhibition of new and unseen paintings by
Phil Gatenby. The exhibition will also feature an ensemble of other painters
across a range of styles and techniques. Included in this is a preview of the
new collection by innovator and founder of the gallery, Bobby Benjamin, and
work by Flowermouth’s Charlie Howard. Gatenby himself will be present to
act as host.
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In his artwork he also explores the complex aspects of perspective and
dimension combined with vibrant and dynamic colours blended with the
subtle use of light, shadow and reflections. David Griffiths will be presenting
a talk on his work on Friday 4:30pm - 5:30pm at Python Gallery
Off The Ground
63 Grange Rd. Middlesbrough, TS1 5AS
H Exhibition
Fri/Sat 7am - 4pm
Sun 10am - 4pm
In Flight Entertainment
Bobzilla
An exhibition of mixed-scale paintings, the next step forward from his
paintings and murals within the built environment. An adventurous artist,
illustrator/designer living and working in Gateshead, UK creating works in a
variety of media using the main subject of birds as a metaphor for freedom.
Tunnel Gallery Train Station, Albert Rd.
Middlesbrough TS1 1EG
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Exhibition
Fir/Sat/Sun 8am - 10pm
Please see gallery for more information
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Shy Bairns
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Dundas House, 41 Dundas St
Middlesbrough TS1 1HR
Exhibition
Fri/Sat 10am - 6pm
Sun 10am - 3pm
Slugtown
65 Albert Rd. (Side entrance, above Optical Express)
Middlesbrough TS1 1NG
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Exhibition
Fri/Sat 10am - 6pm
Sun 10am - 3pm
Erin Blamire // Eleanor Beth Haswell // Georgia Gibson //
Izzy Kroese
Matt Antoniak // Oaktamtantin
Shy Bairns is a multi-disciplinary collective specialising in DIY arts publications. They aim to gather Northern creatives together on one platform to
showcase their works. Due to a lack of resources and funding, accessible
northern gallery spaces are limited; Shy Bairns has therefore created a platform that does not rely on institutional support for the promotion of artists.
Slugtown is an off-site project run by members of the artist
collective M I L K. Based in a residential property in Newcastle upon Tyne,
Slugtown provides the opportunity of solo exhibitions for emerging and
early-career artists. Slugtown is run by Matt Antoniak, James Hindle, Max
Lee, Joe Shaw, Matt Wilkinson.
Over the Weekender, Shy Bairns will work with artists and visitors to produce works about the North East. Artists involved will work in a range of
mediums, including illustration, collage and textiles. Their aim is to interact
with the public as much as possible to make a collaborative creative space.
The work produced will then be edited and printed live by one of the team
members. On Sunday the publication will be finalized and launched, showcasing the work and giving the public an opportunity to receive a copy.
Matt Antoniak’s work broadly concerns the idea of identity. Working primarily in painting and drawing, Antoniak is interested in how identity can be
constructed, distorted and warped – particularly in a post-internet world.
Scans, photocopies and photographs
are used and layered to create imagery that often distances the original
reference material. For Middlesbrough Art Weekender, Antoniak will show a
number of new paintings concerned with these ideas.
Broken Grey Wires
Central Halls, 108A Borough Rd.
Middlesbrough TS1 2HJ
K Exhibition
Fri/Sat 10am - 6pm
Sun 10am - 3pm
Who wants flowers when you’re dead?
Lizz Brady // David Shrigley // Kirsty Harris // Paul Digby
David Sherry
The Auxiliary
55-57 Albert Rd, Middlesbrough TS1
M Exhibition
Fri/Sat 10am - 6pm
Sun 10am - 3pm
Tomie Seo // Anyse Ducharme // Shan Shan
Broken Grey Wires is a contemporary art organisation responding to and
exploring mental health, philosophy, psychology and everything in between.
They work closely with the community, critically acclaimed artists and major institutions, to open up a dialogue and provide inspiration and opportunities for people with mental health difficulties. Renowned psychiatrist R.D
Laing proclaimed that “Madness need not be all breakdown. It may also be
break-through.”
Over the weekend, Broken Grey Wires will create a space for people to feel
comfortable and participate in the project, for art to become a facilitator for
recovery, and for Broken Grey Wires to encourage people to make something special for themselves.
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The Auxiliary Project Space will host a pop-up open studio where the public
can come and see the work of three artists that are currently undertaking
the artist-in-residence programme at The Auxiliary. The work on show will
be across a number of disciplines including drawing, painting, sound and vr
technologies.
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Art Trail
Exhibition
Art Trail Artists
Art Trail firmly makes its mark on the town with a wealth of Northeast talent
spread across Middlesbrough. In the wardrobe of a hotel room, on the wall
of a condemned building, an empty office, the windows of a take-away, a
tattooists, hairdressers, vintage shop, coffee shop, bookshop; Art Trail is
unveiled in every and any place that will give it a home. It is there for you to
look at, think about, talk about, to agree or disagree with. The local businesses that have kindly given these art works a temporary home invite you
to come in and enjoy a pint or a coffee, browse the bookshelves or clothes
rails. Once you’ve had a gander, tell us what your favourite piece is, and at
the end of the festival we’ll count up the votes and award the winner £300,
kindly sponsored by Leinster Property Services.
01 Ritchard Allaway
02 Larry Walker Tonks
03 Paul Grady
04 Phillip Larry
05 Lewis Robinson
06 Namita Vijayakumar
07 Irene Godfrey
08 Thomas Tyler
09 Ross Cummings
10 Emma Bennett
11 Lesley Hicks
12 Katie Tomlinson
13 Jenni Dixon
14 Sophie Dobson
15 Kathryn Lund
16 Alan Vest
17 Charlie Wood
18 Abby Pearce
19 Linda Stannard
20 Eleanor Beth Haswell
21 Georgia Gibson
22 Amy Phillips
23 Cody Sowerby
24 Hazel Dixon
25 Iku Tsuchiya
Various locations
See Map
With 41 works spread over 24 sites around Middlesbrough, grab the map
from the centre of this program and get hunting!
Art Trail happened thanks to the co-operation of those who graciously gave
the works you will see this weekend a home. To all of the business owners,
landlords and estate agents who made Art Trail possible, thank you.
Lazy Joes // The Twisted Lip // Disgraceland // Fahrenheit Books
// Alien Comics // Dundas House // Saks Hairdressers // Anthony
James Hairdressers // Gallaghers Hairdressers // Songbird Bakery // Triads Clothesware // Enigma tattoo studio // Dark Circle
tattoo studio //The Southfield Bar // Pops hairdressers // Goodbody’s eaterie // The Fork in the Road // The Chairman // All Saints
Church // Holiday Inn Express // Prudential House // Alta Ego
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26 Janice Downs
27 Theresa Easton
28 Michael Wilson
29 Mark Carr
30 Abby Ollet
31 Sarah Cooney
32 Jenna Moore
33 Stephen Sproates
34 Stacey Davidson
35 Abigail Lagden
36 Maureen McAdams
37 Anthony Crammen
38 Matthew Young
39 Emily Birkett
40 Eamonn McGovern
41 Deb Covell
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Opening Event
Middlesbrough Institute Of Modern Art
Centre Square, Middlesbrough TS1 2AZ
Event
Fri 6pm - 10pm
Free to attend
Opening @ mima with performances by Harold Offeh and Omsk Social Club
ft. PUNK IS DADA. The Smeltry will be providing nourishment, with music by
a special guest.
Harold Offeh//Industry is a Drag.
Offeh, known for his spontaneous and dynamic performances, here playfully uses objects associated with Middlesbrough’s industrial heritage as a
starting point to explore the dynamics of work, labour, gender and masculine power. The performance further explores Offeh’s interest in using the
body, durational actions and popular music to activate histories and archival materials.
Omsk Social Club feat Dada is Dead//Spiritual Vandalism
A new media performance commissioned for the festival investigating the
relationship between communities and speculative sites of emotive politics.
Omsk Social Club.... has developed a performative experience that looks to
unpick ideas of survival and sensory experience through a motif of interventions that question both self-design and couture culture embedded in our
21st century psyche. The performance attempts to engage the audience
whilst simultaneuosly treating them as obstacles. Dancers and a spoken
word/slang narrative will produce a rhythmic experience of a moving tumblr
feed Throughout the performance Omsk attempts to engage subvert the
environment to look deeper into our relationships between our digital and
physical selves.
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Chew The Cud
Middlesbrough Institute Of Modern Art
Centre Square, Middlesbrough TS1 2AZ
Event
Fri/Sat/Sun 1pm - 2:30pm
In an age where communication can be whittled down to an emoji, we want
to bring it back to a good old fashioned chin wag.
Over the weekend, The Smeltery will host Chew the Cud, where artists,
patrons, the public, passers-by and anyone with an interest can come and
share some delicious slow cooked food in an informal setting. Talk, listen,
engage, ponder or applaud whatever comes up over the course of a meal.
The table is open to all so don’t be shy.
As Middlesbrough Art Weekender’s culinary partner, The Smeltery will also
be offering lunch deals to visitors of the festival. For more details, visit
www.middlesbroughartweekender.com, or just ask at the café.
The Smeltery is run by Luke Harding of the award winning The Waiting
Room restaurant. It cooks slow, using seasonal ingredients, as well as serving locally produced beers, liquors and soft drinks.
Atelier - GM Rowbotham Holiday Inn Express Middlesbrough
Albert Rd, Middlesbrough TS1 2PQ
Event
Fri/Sat 12pm - 6pm
Sun 12pm - 3pm
Holiday Inn Express Middlesbrough – Centre Square is proud to host
George Rowbotham for Middlesbrough Art Weekender. The hotel Business
Centre will be transformed into a typical designer atelier all weekend, showcasing George’s bespoke pieces.
The designer and his assistants will be working on pieces over the weekend, from beading, appliqué and hand finishing to the illustration and design
development that typically occurs on a bespoke order. Feel free to drop in,
speak with George and his team about the products, the craftsmanship and
the values that have inspired this unique haute couture experience.
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Open Studio
Event
Platform Arts & Gilkes Street Artists
See C & G on the map
Sat 10am - 4pm
Free to attend
Come sneak a peak at what happens behind the scenes at Platform Arts
and Gilke Street Artists. On Saturday between 10 - 4pm the artists will be on
standby to answer any questions or inquires about the work.
Platform Arts
Tony Charles // Lorraine Brown // Eamonn Mcgovern // Andrew Mckeown
Simon Mckeown // Steve Simpson // Frances Julie Whitelaw // Amy Bean
Alistair Foulton // Claire Harrison
Gilke Street Artists
Emma Bennett // Jenni Thirlwell // John Wheeler // Leanne Jackson // Dot
Seddon // Dianne Bowell // Brain Russell // Ray Husband
FEED #5 The House of Blah Blah
Exchange House, Middlesbrough TS1 1DB Event
Sat 7pm - 11pm
Pay £5 - £8 (You Decide)
Cursus (Chris Whitehead) // Haremeggedon // Laura Hunt
Plastiglomerate & Monocrete // More TBA
Video installation by Aimee Suggitt
A night of drone, ambient and noise music. FEED is a nomadic series of experimental sound & music events organized and curated by Thomas Tyler
and Liam Slevin.
Synth beasts in synth engines in
synth fields in synth caves
Middlesbrough Train Station
Albert Rd. TS2 1AH Event
Sun 9am - 11am
Free to attend
A new 3 channel audio work by Áine O’ Dwyer, commissioned by The Middlesbrough Art Weekender. Synth beasts in synth engines in synth fields in
synth caves was created while O’Dwyer was on residency at the Auxiliary
Project Space in Stockton-on-Tees. Utilizing the organ at All Saints Church,
Middlesbrough, and the acoustic space of the train station, O’Dwyer has
created an intense, beautiful, listening event.
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3Sided Football
Centre Square (outside mima)
Event
Sun 1pm - 3pm
Free to attend
3sided football was conceived in the 1960s by the Danish Situationist Asger
Jorn. In this game, three, not two, teams would strive on a hexagonal pitch,
collaborating rather than merely competing, and agreeing amongst themselves what was allowable and not allowable, rather than being controlled
by an outside force. In other words: no rules, no refs.
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Rules; (So much for no rules!)
1. Scoring
A team does not count the goals it scores, only the goals it concedes. The
winner is the team that concedes the fewest goals.
2. Throw-ins / goal-kicks / corners
On the hexagonal pitch, each team has two sides of the six-sided pitch: the
side with the goal (the ‘backside’) and the side opposite to your goal (the
‘frontside’). If the ball goes out on one of your two sides, you get the throwin / goal-kick. If it went out off you, the throw-in or corner goes to the team
whose own goal is nearest to where the ball went out.
3. Referees
While there is a temptation to have no referees with the following dictat in
mind: ‘The game deconstructs the mythic bi-polar structure of conventional
football, where an us-and-them struggle mediated by the referee mimics
the way the media and the state pose themselves as “neutral” elements in
the class struggle’, the match will have two referees, able to make discerning philosophical judgements.
4. Duration of match
Ideally, teams will play until people get bored, start to wander off, fall asleep
etc: however, three thirty-minute ‘halves’ with teams rotating goals would
work well.
Curatorial Talk
Various locations Starting point: 55-57 Albert Rd.
Event
Sat 11am - 12pm
Free to attend
Walk through of the main exhibition space and pop-up sites with the curators.
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Dinohugs: Drawing for Kids
Middlesbrough Town Library
Albert Rd. TS1 2QJ Workshop
Sat 10:30am - 12pm
Free to attend but booking required
Dinosaurs need hugs too! Artist and writer Stephen Irving will lead this
workshop, where children under ten and their parents are invited to hear
Stephen read from his book, Dinohugs, and then draw and colour their own
creations. There will be a competition with a chance for your drawings to be
included within Stephens next book. All materials are provided.
Admission: FREE but ticketed. Book through Event brite. Please note that all
children must be accompanied by an adult.
Drop-in Workshops 55 - 57 Albert Rd.
Middlesbrough TS1
Workshop
Sat 12pm - 4pm
Free to attend
Here kids have an opportunity to drop in to M.G.C.A., to engage with the
work and give their own interpretation through a series of informal workshops and events that will take place throughout the afternoon, including
chalk drawing, working with shadows - and you could even make your very
own speaker! Suitable for 6 +. Please note that children under ten years of
age will need to be accompanied by an adult.
T-shirt making Workshop
Central Halls, 108A Borough Rd.
Middlesbrough TS1 2HJ
Workshop
Sat 1pm - 2pm
Free to attend
Lizz Brady from Broken Grey Wire (see exhibitions) will be hosting a t-shirt
making workshop. The workshop will be looking at social media, focusing
on the idea that we can each live a double life though our social media
accounts, which can have a negative impact on our own and other people’s
mental health.
With social media new feeds full of positive, smiling, fun looking pictures, it
is easy to forget that everybody goes through times of struggle and we are
not alone. For the workshop, each participant will have the opportunity to
draw or write their own authentic ‘status update’ on their t-shirt. This could
be something they have always wanted to say out loud; a secret, an opinion,
an inspiration, a judgement, a dream or a desire.
All t-shirts will be documented with a Polaroid photograph, with the creators
name under their picture, and displayed on the wall, thus becoming part of
the exhibition.
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Tim Shaw / Ambulation
Various locations Starting point: mima
Workshop
Sun 11am - 12pm
Pay what you decide
Ambulation
‘to walk or move from place to place’
Incorporating performance, walking and field recording, Tim Shaw offers a
sound responsive journey through Middlesbrough, immersing the audience
in a familiar yet abstracted environment.
During a guided walk through a specially chosen area of the city, participants will receive an audio feed of live recordings, locational radio broadcasts and electromagnetic energy from their immediate environment
through a pair of wireless headphones. Sounds are processed, layered and
re-introduced live by Tim using a selection of listening technologies and a
variety of different microphones. A live improvisation with the immediate
soundscape that plays with memory, intuition and impulse - unique each
time it is performed.
Tim Shaw has worked internationally as an artist, performer and sound
designer. His practice incorporates diverse approaches to sound capture
and processing, and includes creating site responsive performance installations. His compositional methods include field recordings, synthesized
sounds and live electronics, providing a wide scope for creative diversity.
Nude Life Drawing Class
Middlesbrough Institute Of Modern Art
Centre Square, Middlesbrough TS1 2AZ Workshop
Sun 12:30pm - 3:30pm
£10
This session is an opportunity to develop your skills and confidence working with a nude life model. All classes are devised and delivered by artist
Jackie Steven.
For those aged 14 and over.
Cost: £10.00, materials included.
Booking is essential from the mima reception desk or website.
www.visitmima.com
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This festival has been put together on the back of a lot of hard
work, support from a vast array of people and a fair share of luck.
We would also like to extend a massive thank you to the #MAW
project assistants. No task seemed too hard or too strange for
their mettle. Thanks to KA Bird, Gemma Tierney and Stephen
Irving, and to all the invigilators.
The following businesses and individuals have been absolutely
amazing and we would like to extend a genuine and heartfelt
thanks.
Off the Ground // Lazy Joes // The Twisted Lip // Disgraceland//
Fahrenheit Books // Alien Comics // David at Dundas House //
Saks Hairdressers // Anthony James Hairdressers // Gallaghers
Hairdressers // Songbird Bakery // Triads Clothesware // Enigma
tattoo studio // Dark Circle tattoo studio //The Southfield Bar//
Pops Hairdressers // Goodbody’s eaterie // Fork in the Road //
The Chairman // Alta Ego
Richard at Dodds and Brown // Peadar Byrne // Ruth Cull at Middlebrough Central Library // Toni Bainbridge // Creative Bloom
// Jane at Goodbody’s // Garry at Triads // Anne Besford // Phil
Douglas // Vicky Holbrough // Nicola Parkin // Peter Neal // Luke
at The Smeltery // Sally Pearson // Kate Densham // Jill Morgan
// Sharon Patterson // Darren Vipond // Michael Lent // Alistair
Hudson // Eleanor Morgan // Julie Marsden // Tim Carter // Mark
Hill // Fr. Glynn Holland // Bobby Benjamin // Emma Bennet //
Jenni Thirlwell // Tony Charles // Keren Pearson // James Byrne //
Leinster Property Services