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JEN WU - THE WALL

 

The Wall is a work by American artist Jen Wu, developed in collaboration with Islington Mill as part of a long-term residency beginning in early 2012 based on the intertwined histories of Mancunian rave and regeneration as told by the demolition of its nightclubs. Meditating on a relationship between parties, dematerialisation and social empowerment, it proposes an event of political resisitance and communal identity in the form of a land art rave action. It is to move a wall.

 

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ART ACADEMY

 

 

Islington Mill Art Academy is a free self-organised Art School that is actively engaged in the Mill's visual arts programme, regularly collaborating with visiting artists. It was set up in 2007 by a group of art foundation students, dissatisfied with the quality and standards in University fine art courses open to them at that time. A number of founding members of the group had been familar with the Mill and decided that the array of creative practitioners, events and performances that happened there provided the perfect backdrop for the project.

 

 

 

FOR MORE INFO EMAIL:  

 

Maurice Carlin [email protected]

 

RESIDENCEIS AT  ISLINGTON MILL

 

We offer residencies to visiting artists, providing accommodation (in our artist led Bed and Breakfast), studio space and exhibition space independently under Islington Mill Arts Club and with partner organisations.

Each residency provides a unique contribution to our artistic programme, including artistic talks, exhibitions and performances sharing with the public, local artists and our tenants an insight into our work. Often artists that develop work at Islington Mill early on in their career or mid-career, are offered further opportunties through our networks of arts organisations and artists.

 

MORE INFO EMAIL:  

Maurice Carlin [email protected]

SIGN WRITING & FOLK ART WORKSHOP

 

 

One day workshops from Beccy Roberts, a professional sign writer and folk artist with more than 30 years experience . Cost Courses cost £120 (day) -  

 

For more info please contact [email protected]

or

visit

www.indigoshore.com/signwritingcourse

CUBAN SUNDAYS

 

May 3rd 24th / June 14th /

July 5th / 25th /  26th

10.30am - 5.30pm 

 

A new series of open-access workshops and rumba parties with La Timbala Music, Dance and invited guests. These workshops focus on different aspect of Afrocuban music, covering a range of musical styles, from ‘songs and rhythms of the orishas’ to ‘Cuban popular music’.

 

Tickets £35 / £30 if you register in advance / £26 for pre-registered full-time musicians, members of the Rumba

 

Info on how to register as well as a full break down of the course here