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About (s) Live in Cologne, 2000.
Living in Cologne
- Surviving in Cologne
Artists: (Rahim Fathi-Baran, Christian Fiege, Anneliese Fikentscher,
Alpine pasture Glanschneider, Andreas Neumann, Frank Schvggl and
Jurgen Seidel.
Photographic project. |
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Up in the Air: International Artists at Work in the Highest Building
in Liverpool.
1st -31st November 2000.
Several weeks before its demolition an exhibition will mark the
end of the artists residencies and coincide with the evacuation
of the block, and a publication will be produced in 2001. |
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Flyover: Music Improvisation at the Bluecoat Art Centre, Liverpool,
England.
Thursday 12th October
2000 at 8pm onwards.
Improvised music is an established feature of the German music
scene, unlike Britain where audiences have so far been somewhat
hesitant to develop a lasting enthusiasm for this form of unusual,
original and often surprising style of music. |
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Distanzierungen 1: Vorgdrten.
6th - 27th
October 2000.
Artists:
Ellen Keusen, Reise and Anna E. Stdrk.
Blackburne House, Liverpool, England. |
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Basement VI.
6th - 28th October 2000.
Artists: Sian Hughes, Susan Leask and Margaretha Schoening, with
guest artists Rosy Beyelschmidt and Christiane Brams.
Basement Gallery, Liverpool, England. |
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Bataks.
7th - 26th October 2000.
Artists: Axel Hvptner (Drawings)
and Wolfgang L|ttgens (Photographs).
Croxteth Hall, Liverpool, England. |
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Art - Gains (Kunstgewinn), Static Gallery, Liverpool, England.
7th - 28th October 2000.
Artists: Jurgen Bahrs, Isabella Devinast, Frieda Funke, Andreas
Hagedorn, Georg Reck, Daniel Rvricht, Thomas Schdkel, Christiane
G Schmidt, Julia Schneider, Bernd Straub-Molitor and Tine Wille.
A group exhibition from the artists Art-Gain. Curated by Donald
Van Tripp in association with the Hub Collective. |
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Bluecoat Hosts Cologne Exhibition 2000.
7th October - 11 November 2000.
Artists: Boris Becker, Tobias Gerber, Thomas Rentmeister, Alexander
Sell and Iskender Yediler.
A collection of sculpture, photography, drawings and video.
Bluecoat Art Centre, Liverpool, England. |
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Two-in-One Virus Meets Scouse.
6th October - 11th November 2000.
Artists: Tom Koesel, Pavor Nocturnus
and Walter Wolf.
Unity Theatre, Liverpool, England.
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Kolner Graphikwerkstatt.
2nd - 31 October 2000.
Liverpool School of Art and Design, Liverpool John Moores University,
Liverpool, England.
Two artists from this popular printmaking workshop in Cologne
present etchings and other prints following a residency at Liverpool
Schoo of Art and Design, Liverpool John Moores University. |
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Eurocard: Torsten and Nina in Liverpool.
7th October - 11th November 2000.
ArtistsLTorsten and Nina Romer.
Graphic House, Liverpool, England.
An exhibition of paintings including a group in which brand names
and consumer products are subverted, curated by Donald Van Tripp
in association with the Hub Collective.
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Ancient and Modern.
19th Septemeber - 14 October 2000.
Artists: Theda Katharina Besser, Gabriele Felgentrager, Mechtild
Watermann, Julia Carter Preston and Spiros Koukos.
Bluecoat Art Centre, Liverpool, England.
Three Cologne jewellers join Liverpool ceramicist and Greek silversmith
in this group craft exhibition. |
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Moltkerei Werkstatt, 2000.
Artist: Susan Leask.
Leask transformed the space in a new light with an installation.
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Tribute to Adrian Henri, 2000.
(b: 10th April 1932, d: 21 December 2000)
A British poet and painter.
Adrian Henri was featured in the first eight days a week programe
in Koln 1998, He Pasted away in Liverpool aged 68 following a
long illness. Shortly before his death he was awarded the Freedom
of the City of Liverpool in recognition of his contribution to
Liverpool's cultural scene. He also received an honorary doctorate
from Liverpool university. He
described his early philosophy as If you think you can do it and
you want to do it then do it. |
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