Saturday 2 October 2010
Wednesday 22 September 2010
Friday 10 September 2010
Free For Arts- News and Updates
FREE FOR ARTS FESTIVAL 2010
Friday 1st October – Friday 8th October
The Free For Arts Festival is a not-for-profit celebration of art and performance. Manchester will play host to a weeklong series of events fuelled by the varying ideas of local artists and performers united by their desire to provide inventive and unique experiences for the public “on the house”. The work will range from contemporary art exhibitions located in diverse city centre spaces to innovatively presented interactive events and one-off performances taking place each evening.
Free For Arts. Free For All.
Friday 1st October – Friday 8th October
The Free For Arts Festival is a not-for-profit celebration of art and performance. Manchester will play host to a weeklong series of events fuelled by the varying ideas of local artists and performers united by their desire to provide inventive and unique experiences for the public “on the house”. The work will range from contemporary art exhibitions located in diverse city centre spaces to innovatively presented interactive events and one-off performances taking place each evening.
Free For Arts. Free For All.
Live Auction
http://artauction2010.blogspot.com/@freeforarts festival live auction 16 sept- 6pm at common NQ MCR email press@freeforartsfestival.co.uk for your place and vino quoting 'PR Launch'.
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Rachael Gittins |
Artwork from the freeforarts artists available to bid on in order to create funds for the delivery of the festival.
Tuesday 27 July 2010
This or That Eagle selected quotes
“Civilisation is not ‘advanced’ by people lying on the beach with a gin and tonic” Gilbert and George
"An artist can aspire to a certain sovereignty, which today implies that in addition to producing art, one also has to produce the conditions that enable such production, its channels of circulation. Sometimes the production of these conditions can become so critical to the production of the work that it assumes the shape of the work itself. This should not be confused with the job curators have and the work they do. As an artist, I would not attempt to propose a solution for curators; they themselves need to come up with ways of thinking and working that do not undercut the sovereignty of artists." Anton Vidokle, 'Art Without Artists'
"You've just got to get to your studio every day and do nothing but sweep up and eventually you'll get bored and you'll try not to be bored and then that is the beginning of creativity" John Baldesarri
"An artist can aspire to a certain sovereignty, which today implies that in addition to producing art, one also has to produce the conditions that enable such production, its channels of circulation. Sometimes the production of these conditions can become so critical to the production of the work that it assumes the shape of the work itself. This should not be confused with the job curators have and the work they do. As an artist, I would not attempt to propose a solution for curators; they themselves need to come up with ways of thinking and working that do not undercut the sovereignty of artists." Anton Vidokle, 'Art Without Artists'
"You've just got to get to your studio every day and do nothing but sweep up and eventually you'll get bored and you'll try not to be bored and then that is the beginning of creativity" John Baldesarri
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