D.verCity – Disability, Deaf and Outsider Arts Festival is the second event of its kind in Lancashire, offering art sessions that explore the social model through the theme of disability arts and culture, radical shows, comedy and cutting edge art. It is intended for adults and children, for disabled and non-disabled, and for anyone interested in art that is pushing the boundaries.
Monthly Archives: August 2012
Call for submissions – LAN open art exhibition
Submissions are invited for the 2012 LAN Open Art exhibition to be held at Oxheys Mill Studios in Preston. Entry is free to all members of LAN, so if you are not yet a member, join now whilst it’s still free.
We Play Expo & Preston City Guild Festival
Welcome to the North West’s closing celebration for London 2012 at the Preston City Guild Festival.
The final weekend has arrived and we are here to say goodbye to a historic event, saluting the world’s largest mega sporting competition. Medals have been won and lost, world records achieved and new friends made along the way. A cultural festival like London 2012 lingers in the memory because it ends. Now is the time for the North West to celebrate how well we played.
Creative programme marks 400th anniversary of Lancashire Witches trials
Lancashire Witches 400 is a magical mix of walking performances, exhibitions, community workshops, talks and a poem written by the Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy to commemorate the Lancashire Witch Trials. Continue reading
New Halima Cassell exhibition opens
Light Structures, a solo exhibition by one of the UK’s most exciting ceramic artists, Halima Cassell, has opened at The Arts & Crafts House in Blackwell and runs until 7 October.
Unlimited commissions presented in Liverpool during August, as part of DaDaFest 2012: Arts Council England podcast
Julia Keenan, Arts Council England Relationship Manager for Diversity in Arts Practice in the North West, talks about the four Unlimited commissions that are being shown between 21-31 August at DaDaFest 2012 in Liverpool. Find out more about Unlimited here, part of the Cultural Olympiad and London 2012 Festival.
Two new In Harmony commissions for the north of England
In Harmony is a national education programme, based on the Venezuelan El Sistema principle, which aims to inspire and transform the lives of children in deprived communities by using the power of community-based orchestral music-making.
Save the Date
On Tuesday 25th September Arts on Prescription will be holding a conference at The ACE Centre, Nelson