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UM-LOOK-THINK-PAINT-BLADE SEALING - Cologne Liverpool in 30
meters
painting of 12 artists from (Cologne)
Georg Gartz, Judith Ganz, Rolf Jahn, Tibor Zsigmond, Arne
Bernd Rhaue and Ursula Knorr (Liverpool )Pete Clarke,
David Jacques, Anna Ketskemety, Tony Knox, Vicki Lucas Le Bon and
Chiz turn Ross (from Cologne) Judith Ganz, Georg
Gartz, Rolf Jahn,
Ursula Knorr, Arne Bernd Rhaue and Tibor Zsigmond
)
Sunday, 12th October 2014 to 30 Oct 2014
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The motto "FROM THERE AND HERE" will bring two things apparent.
There is also a time of globalization and economic equalization and
digital media omnipresence throughout Europe still major differences
which characterize the different countries, different places and cultural
traditions. But there is also a growing immensely in the past few
decades exchange between these different countries, places and traditions
contexts. The phrase "FROM THERE AND HERE" describes an
active travel, cultural and artistic exchange and communicative mediation
process between the cities of Liverpool and Cologne.
On one hand, as an expression of a very personal, individual experience
processes, on the other hand, as a tendency of cultural openness and
curiosity that can not be stopped even in times of British Euro-skepticism
or even denial process. So according to the motto to express that
there is always something "there" happens and "Here"
is interesting - and vice versa. And that there are many things that
makes bringing "from there to here" to mind: all-daily experiences,
new ideas or old ideals or criticism of the prevailing trends "here
and there".
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The "Eight Days A Week" initiative aims to with their contributions
to the cultural events less entertainment and art supply consumption
than the desire for active participation in the boost cultural process
- from dedicated discussions, creative designs and organizational
contributions. "Eight Days A Week" therefore be understood
as an open culture project that is related to the initiative and solidarity
of its participants and falls. The idea of the democratic participation
of all the socio-cultural process coincides with the understanding
that there is only one Europe, when people from different European
cities, countries and cultural traditions take matters into their
own hands, creating this community.