>
>From Vita Nova ......
>
>
>
>Workshop Facilitator
>
>£18,270 p.a. pro-rata
>
>(25 hours per week)
>
>We are looking for a highly motivated person, who can work on
>
>his/her own initiative and is interested in joining our dedicated team.
>
>Ideally have experience with varied and challenging client groups.
>
>Vita Nova provides drug and alcohol awareness and supports people
>
>who have been through addiction.
>
>For Application Pack call: 01202 309999
>
>Closing Date: 9th March 2006
>
>Registered Charity No.: 1092735
>
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Simon Bull [mailto:simon@...]
>Sent: 14 February 2006 14:33
>To: Ruth Hecht; 'Cheryl Hutton (E-mail); Nell Leyshon (EX); Gill Horitz;
>Becca Gill
>Cc: Lee Hadaway; Sharon Muiruri
>Subject: Workshop Facilitator
>
>
>
>
>
>Dear All
>
>
>
>I have attached details of a vacancy we have for a workshop facilitator and
>would be grateful if you could forward it on to any interested parties.
>Many Thanks,
>
>
>
>Simon
>
>
>
>Simon Bull
>Manager
>Vita Nova
>733 Christchurch Road, Boscombe, Bournemouth BH7 6AQ
>01202 309999
>Registered Charity no.: 1092735
>www.vitanova.co.uk
>simon@...
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Happy valentines everybody...

>From: <joimson@...>
>Subject: Arts Events and Information Feb 13
>Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2006 13:24:53 -0000
>
>From Gill Hortiz Bournemouth council arts development.....
>________________________________
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Arts Events and Information: Bournemouth and Beyond: February 2 2006
>
>For further information about the following items, please contact
>individual organisations and individuals. Feedback on whether you find this
>a useful service would be welcome.
>
>
>
>Artists' Get2gether
>
>Thursday, March 30 from 7.30 pm
>
>A chance to meet up with other artists and arts workers
>
>in an informal setting, talk about ideas and find out who's doing what.
>
>This is becoming a lively get2gether for anyone working in the arts
>
>in Bournemouth and Poole.
>
>
>
>Food available in the excellent Pig and Whistle restaurant, if you want to
>eat first.
>
>Special Offer: free entry to see Pronghorn and Breakneck Creek, after 10
>pm.
>
>
>
>
>Pig and Whistle, 14 Queens Road, Bourenmouth
>
>
>Parking: Council car park opposite: tickets needed until 10pm.  Some free
>road parking nearby.
>
>
>
>Literature/Text/Books
>
>
>
>
>Slammers
>
>
>Slammers is not going to be at the Centre Stage any more because the
>manager
>
>has bigger bookings there.
>
>
>
>We will be in Poole tomorrow for the Battle of the Bands and we will sort
>
>out another venue then, we have a couple in mind.
>
>
>
>We MAY not sort it out in a new venue in time for 14th Feb though, so we
>
>will email everyone  to let you all know when we know exactly what is
>
>happening, however it will not be at Centre Stage any more.
>
>
>
>paulabrownpublishing [paulabrownpublishing@...]
>
>
>
>Hot tip: Live Reportage - Ritual No.4
>Alexia is the DJ she chooses Everybody Wants to Rule the World by Tears for
>Fears.
>Thursday 9th February 2006 13.00
>Watch our live reportage online at <http://gilbertandgrape.blogspot.com/>
>GILBERTANDGRAPE
>
>http://www.gilbertandgrape.co.uk         info@...
>Anne-Marte Eidseth Rygh+ 47 92023095
>Helen Pritchard +44 (0)7876 488279
>
>Lone ranging romance - our epic storyline for the next 4 years.
><http://lonerangingromance.blogspot.com/>Watch our live reportage online at
>live every month  <http://gilbertandgrape.blogspot.com>
>
>
>
>Writing competition for Children:
>
>Schoolchildren get the chance to broadcast to the nation!
>
>This is the chance for schoolchildren in your county to get their creative
>
>writing on air - on the BBC's daily children's radio programme, The Big Toe
>
>Radio Show. The programme is for 9 to 11 year olds and is broadcast every
>day between 4 and 6pm on BBC 7. The show offers children the chance to hear
>stories, take part in phone in competitions, listen to interviews and music
>and join in with quizzes.
>
>
>
>Between now and Friday 24th February, the show is running a nation-wide
>
>'Sound Story' competition. The competition is inspired by BBC Radio 4's
>
>Reith Lectures. This year's lecturer is the eminent conductor Daniel
>
>Barenboim and the title for the series is 'In the beginning was sound.'
>
>This is why we are asking school children to write a story or poem inspired
>
>by sound.  The competition is open to any child of 14 years and under and
>
>Big Toe is very keen that school children from your area get the chance to
>
>take part.
>
>
>
>For more details, please go to The Big Toe Radio Show's website at
>
>bbc.co.uk/bigtoe, and click on 'The SOUND STORY competition' on the right
>
>hand side of the home page.    There you will be able to download an A4
>size poster about the competition and see a detailed list of the rules.
>
>You can listen to Big Toe on the website, on DAB digital radio, Freeview
>
>channel 78, Digital Satellite channel 881 or on Digital cable (Telewest
>
>Broadband channel 910/ntl home channel 866).
>
>
>
>Dance
>
>Dance Bytes Back
>
>As part of our service to dance and young people we are offering dance
>leaders a series of seminars and workshops for personal development and the
>workplace.  Below you will find details, we really hope you can join us in
>raising the standards and provisions for youth dance.
>
>Saturday 18th February 10am-4pm
>
>Practical workshop with Kimberley from Pineapple Performing Arts School &
>professional dancer with Bounce.  Looking at teaching young people and new
>dance skills. More dates to follow soon....
>
>Cost £18 per person per day.  This includes refreshments and lunch.
>
>
>
>Thursday 16th March 7-9.30pm TBC      Practical workshop with Renegade
>Dance Comp.
>
>
>
>Book by 6th March
>
>Plus reduced price ticket (£6) to see them at The
>
>Lighthouse.  Suitable forteachers with good practical dance experience to
>learn intermediate skills in Breakdance, Hip Hop etc.
>
>
>
>Cost £18 per person per day. (£6 additional if you require a ticket to see
>Renegade in performance.)Includes lunch & refreshments.
>
>To book please contact Vanessa at the office or by emailing
>dancebytesback@...  Please send payment by cheque made payable to
>Dance Bytes Back, to the above address.  Confirmation and further details
>will be sent to you on receipt of payment.
>
>
>
>These really are rare opportunities to benefit from so we really hope you
>will take advantage of them.  Please feel free to call us if you have
>further enquiries.  If you know someone else who may be interested please
>let them know about these dates too, thank you.
>
>
>
>
>Move Into Life Workshops 2006
>
>
>with Sandra Reeve
>
>
>
>Movement Cycle: Moving Towards an Ecological Body
>
>This cycle of workshops introduces different elements of Move into Life
>work at different times of year. Although each workshop stands alone, the
>skills are in fact progressive and cumulative .The first workshop begins by
>attending to the body in movement; the second, Cross-Currents, introduces
>movement dialogue with others and the third focuses on movement dialogue
>with the environment.
>
>The final workshop, Strata: Autobiographical Movement offers the
>opportunity to interweave skills from each of the previous workshop
>
>
>
>
>Cross-Currents : Movement and Communication - (studio work)
>
>February 25/26/27 West Dorset
>
>Cost : £100.00  A  training in non-stylised movement practice
>
>
>
>  This workshop challenges us to view and experience life from movement
>rather than from a fixed position. The changing environment and my
>being-in-movement are interdependent. Participants are guided to develop:
>
>§         a somatic awareness in their movement of how the changing moment
>is constantly being co-created
>
>§         the influence of their own position, movement and attitude in
>those cross-currents.
>
>  Open to those who have worked with me before or with Suprapto Suryodarmo.
>
>
>
>Further information:
>
>Please ring me on +44 1297 560511 or visit my website
>www.moveintolife.co.uk
>
>
>
>Bookings:
>
>To assist administration please send a £50.00 deposit made out to Sandra
>Reeve at least two weeks in advance. A updated B&B list is available for
>workshops in Dorset by request. Self catering chalets to share available
>for this workshop, booked in advance.
>
>Address: Coneygar Cottage, Wootton Fitzpaine, Dorset DT6 6NJ
>
>
>________________________________________________________________________
>
>
>
>
>Visual Arts
>
>
>
>
>
>Portfolio Day for artists in Bournemouth & Poole
>
>
>The Study Gallery of Modern Art ... 4 April 2006 ... 10am - 4pm
>
>* Meet arts professionals, guest critics and your local arts officer
>
>* Gain essential feedback on your portfolio and arts practice
>
>* Have your work professionally photographed in the gallery (slides /
>digital option)
>
>* Access professional development information and advice from Arts Matrix
>
>* Meet other artists
>
>* Enjoy lunch to new music and informal networking
>
>Book your half day for the bargain price of £5 including lunch now,
>
>booking is essential as spaces are limited.
>
>BSL available - please contact us by 10 March if you require this service.
>
>Concessions available for Access to Leisure card holders.
>
>All emerging and established visual artists welcome!
>
>To book, call the Arts Development Unit at the Borough of Poole on 01202
>633972
>
>mail: m.scahill@... <mailto:m.scahill@...>
>
>
>
>Developed as part of Bourenmouth and Poole working together within the
>Joint Arts Plan
>
>V I S U
>
>
>
>
>Call For Artists
>
>
>My name is Elvis Robertson, I am a textile artist living in Bournemouth. I
>make bespoke textile items for private clients and interior design
>magazines. The pieces are hand cut, stitched, beaded and trimmed using
>vintage fabrics, cut glass crystals, Victorian mother-of-pearl buttons,
>Edwardian doilies and hand-felted giant woolly pom-poms.
>
>
>
>From my belief in the notion of community, I also seek to work positively
>in the area I live. Having previously held workshops for a range of adults
>and children I am now trying to develop a new project.
>
>
>
>I hope to extend the success of Dorset Art Weeks to town centres.  The aim
>is to use shop windows as gallery spaces creating exciting and highly
>visible exhibitions in our high streets, turning each town centre into a
>giant gallery for a two week period.
>
>
>
>As you will be aware, Dorset Art Weeks is hugely successful throughout
>rural Dorset, running on a bi-annual basis. The intention of this new
>initiative is to run during the gap years, complementing the existing
>success by offering a different viewing experience.
>
>
>
>This will be a great way to involve the whole community, showing art to
>people who would not normally see it in addition to those who already visit
>studios and exhibitions in Dorset Art Weeks.
>
>
>
>With this in mind I would like to start a pilot/test run in May 2007 in
>Westbourne, Bournemouth to see how it could then be spread across town
>centres throughout Dorset.
>
>
>
>If you are interested in taking part, know other artists who would, or have
>some useful suggestions or experience, please contact Elvis Robertson on
>01202 766905 or email elvis.robertson@...
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Artists Brief: Section 30* Art - a Street Arts and Community project,
>Bournemouth
>
>
>(* Section 30 is an exclusion area where anti-social behaviour is
>forbidden)
>
>
>
>
>
>Briefs for 2 Lead Artists and 2 Placement Artists
>
>
>
>
>
>1      Proposal for 2 Lead Artists
>
>
>Fee: £2,000  for 10 days, pro rata
>
>
>
>
>Two lead artists are sought to carry out a series of workshops with young
>people (ages: 10-20 years) currently involved in illegal tagging in
>Bournemouth, and other young people who are keen to learn methods for
>making legal street art.  The workshops will lead to the creation of a
>large mural to be installed on the walls of the Asda underpass, in the
>centre of Bournemouth.  The lead artists will be expected to support and
>guide placement artists, recruited as a professional development
>opportunity.
>
>
>
>The lead artists will be expected to:
>
>
>*        Have proven experience of engaging and working creatively with
>young people, in particular, young people involved in illegal tagging
>
>
>to produce high quality street arts
>
>* support the involvement of placement artists
>
>
>*        achieve balance between participants' input and the artist's own
>contribution
>
>
>*        have experience of consultation with other partners and the public
>
>
>* understand issues regarding the placing of public art in a locality
>* have ability to work flexibly and imaginatively to budget
>* work closely with the planning group to manage, deliver and promote the
>project
>* keep a record of the project and contribute to a project report
>
>
>
>
>
>2        Proposal for 2 Placement Artists
>
>Fee: £800 for 8 days (pro rata)
>
>
>
>The placement artists will be expected to:
>
>* support the lead artist in the implementation of the project.
>* have some experience of team working and in working with young people.
>* Be closely involved in the delivery of the workshops
>* ensure that all the necessary materials and equipment are available
>throughout the workshops.
>* work closely with individual young people during the project.
>* keep notes and photos during the project and contribute to the project
>report
>
>
>
>Project Outcomes:
>
>-         Visible public artwork and the establishment of this venue for
>ongoing street arts
>
>-         Participants learn new creative skills
>
>-         Participants deepen understanding of history of graffiti and
>legalities around its use
>
>-         Participants deepen understanding of creativity
>
>-         Participants work with professional artists
>
>-         Participants raise the profile of street art in a positive way
>
>-         Improvement to the subway location
>
>-         Improved public perception of young people
>
>-         Evaluation report
>
>
>
>Partners:
>
>The project is developed by a Planning group  Bournemouth East
>Neighbourhood Watch (incorporating Promoting Knyveton Action Group), Dorset
>Police, Boscombe and Springbourne Neighbourhood Management, Bournemouth
>Borough Council Arts Development and East Cliff Ward Councillors (Subject
>to their agreement), and will be managed by the Arts Development Officer
>and Neighbourhood Management in partnership with the planning group
>members.
>
>For more details, contact: Jo Keates joanna.keats@...
>
>Or Gill Horitz at gill.horitz@...
>
>
>
>   JIPB Cube Gallery
>
>The JIPB Cube Gallery is an international collaboration between four
>countries - France, Japan, Scotland and Denmark.
>
>
>
>Jarnac in France,
>
>Ichinomiya in Japan,
>
>Portree in Scotland
>
>Bøvlingbjerg in Denmark.
>
>
>
>
>
>In May 2003 the ib Cube gallery was a result of an exchange between artists
>in Ichinomiya and Bøvlingbjerg and has since expanded over the last two
>years to successfully develop two new venues one in Jarnac (France) and one
>in Portree (Scotland), the only UK venue.
>
>
>
>The catalyst for this project is to provide an opportunity to show new
>exciting developments in the contemporary practise of artists from
>different countries, and to raise and develop the awareness of contemporary
>art in rural locations. The curatorial brief insists the work produced
>remains new and experimental. Each venue sites an identical glass cube
>80cm³ whereby the artists create a specific work for the gallery space.
>This work is exhibited at all four galleries and becomes part of a network,
>to develop a forum for dialogue, discussion and exchanges among artists.
>
>
>
>In just two years the Cube Gallery has created an exciting reputation that
>shows new innovative challenging work. The forum has been able to express a
>raised interest among several artist groups in different countries, and it
>is foreseeable to imagine the Cube Gallery expanding in the future using
>this concept.
>
>
>
>May 2006 will therefore see a selection of 3 French, 3 Japanese, 3 Scottish
>and 3 Danish artists exhibiting at each respective gallery for a period of
>one month.
>
>
>
>An Tuireann is particularly keen to develop a network of artists to fulfil
>aspirations of International activity at the centre, as well as creating
>opportunities for Scottish artists to make new work and exhibit abroad. As
>the JIPB CUBE gallery is a unique space and the work generated for it will
>be site specific, it offers a fantastic opportunity for an artist to
>develop a new concept that may not be indicative of their current work.
>
>The current JIB Gallery participants can be viewed at www.et4u.dk
><http://www.et4u.dk/>  (jib cube gallery)
>
>[OPEN SUBMISSION]
>
>
>
>To promote the awareness of contemporary, innovative, new work in a rural
>location
>
>
>
>Artists should submit a project proposal for the JIPB CUBE GALLERY (See PDF
>attachment of the cube for sizes)
>
>
>
>* Written proposals may be supported with concept drawings in any media.
>Artists may submit supporting evidence of past work if valid, ie This
>material should be either sent on CD or transparencies- no emailed images.
>* All artform disciplines are accepted.
>* The work can be any theme or subject and the artist can use the space in
>any way. The content of the work must not exceed 6kg. The work will be
>exhibited in this exact space at 3 other venues and so consideration should
>be made regarding installation.
>
>
>
>
>
>* Three artists will be selected
>* The work will be exhibited in France, Japan, Scotland and Denmark
>* A symposium is proposed for all the artists and galleries to meet -
>details to be confirmed
>* A proposed catalogue of the 2006/7 JIPB CUBE GALLERY exhibitions would be
>developed during the course of the year. (5 languages)
>
>
>
>[DATES]
>
>
>
>* Applications must be submitted by the 4th March 2006
>* The successful applicant will be notified by the 10th March 2006
>* Work to be completed by the 14th April and delivered to An Tuireann
>
>
>
>JIPB CUBE GALLERY exhibition begins 1 May with the first Scottish Artist.
>
>CONTACT
>
>Steven McKenzie, Curator, An Tuireann, Ross Memorial Building, Struan Road,
>Isle of Skye, IV51 9EG, e: steven@... t:01478 613306
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Fineline Events - 'Versus, the fight of two opposite forces'
>
>
>Be part of an experimental event:  You get the chance to paint naked
>people.
>
>Arts and Event Management students are looking for voluntary artists to
>participate in a living sculpture exhibition under the theme
>
>Versus: the fight between 2 opposing forces using the human body as a
>canvas.
>
>We will provide all paint and models, so if you would be interested in
>working with us and to showcase your art please call or send us a mail!
>
>Anne: 0770 959 64 58 finelineevents@...
><mailto:finelineevents@...>
>
>
>
>You are invited to be a part of an unique and cutting-edge event
>
>Where:           Bar So, Bournemouth
>
>When:                        15th March 06
>
>Time:              7pm - 10pm
>
>Vision of the event
>
>  "An exhibition that incorporates movement through human models, static
>pieces and a multi-media documentation. It will be a social three hour
>event, aimed at young professionals interested in the concept of art"
>
>
>
>You are invited to create a "living" exhibition for an event on 15th March
>06.  The event will be based around the visual and performance arts, in
>conjunction to music and the generation of a specific atmosphere within the
>venue.  We want to put on an evening show to give the audience a unique
>cultural experience.
>
>
>
>We are asking if you would be interested in having a human body as a blank
>canvas to produce a living sculpture.
>
>
>
>What is the event about?
>
>We aim to put on an exhibition to entertain and change the perception of
>the way people perceive a standard exhibition. We aim to achieve this
>through the amalgamation of an interactive show with music from a DJ,
>atmosphere and a relaxed environment.
>
>
>
>We will show-case work from a minimum of ten visual artists. The artists
>will be using a human model as their canvas, in order to compile an
>exhibition of living sculpture. We aim to generate a new way in which
>people view the visual arts.
>
>* You will be working either on your own (or in a pair) on a human model.
>* You have to create a piece under the subject "versus- two opposing
>forces"
>* You will be able to use mediums of your choice - but we would like the
>main focus to be centered on actual paint.
>* You can place "extensions" around the body, as long as the model will be
>able to stand for a least half an hour per session.
>* The model will be modestly clothed.
>* There will need to be at least 60% coverage of the figure when the piece
>is complete.
>* We would need you to be able to be available for the entire day of the
>event - for the completion of the final piece.
>* We would also like a full "dress rehearsal" at least two weeks before the
>event - to dispel any problems.
>* We also plan to document the artistic process:
>* We will also be hanging an exhibition in the venue.  This will be the
>showing of preliminary sketches done in preparation for the event.
>* We will also be showing a rough cut documentation of the lead up to the
>event.  You would be asked to be involved in the video which will be shown
>on a loop through out the night.
>* We will also be producing a catalogue of the artist and their models.  So
>a description of your work and your biography would be needed.
>* We will offer a body paint workshop in advance, to introduce you to
>different styles and techniques
>
>
>
>We are extremely excited and enthusiastic about this event and would be
>very willing to give help and guidance throughout this experience.
>
>We will be unable to pay for your time and skills.  Your work will be the
>main focus of our event.  This is something that can get your name and work
>recognized within the sector and Bournemouth.
>
>
>
>Anne Riediger finelineevents@... <mailto:finelineevents@...>
>0770 959 64 58
>
>
>
>
>
>Portraits From Larchfield
>
>
>An Exhibition of Documentary Portraits from a Unique Community by
>Photographer Matt Burgess.  At  Faith House at Holton Lee, East Holton,
>Dorset - January 9-February 24 2006
>
>
>Open View: Saturday February 4 11.30-13.30 pm. Larchfield is a land-based
>community for people with learning disabilities just outside York and
>photographer Matt Burgess spent time there photographing members of the
>community. If you can't get to the private view and would like to see the
>exhibition, don't forget to ring the office at holton Lee first to check if
>the space is booked for an event.
>
>www.mattburgess.co.uk <http://www.mattburgess.co.uk/>
>
>Arts Institute Bournemouth - text and work
>
>Steve Dutton + Steve Swindells
>
>text + work = work 6 February - 24 March 2006
>
>Event: Wednesday 22 February 2006
>
>Artist Talk: 4.30 - 5.30pm, Lecture Theatre One
>
>Contact Violet Mclean for copy of essay, as part of exhibition concept.
>
>
>
>The Jerwood Drawing Prize 2005
>
>in association with Wimbledon School of Art
>
>3 April - 11 May 2006
>
>http://www.jerwood.org.uk <http://www.jerwood.org.uk/>
>
>
>
>
>Arts & Event Management course
>
>
>Art Institute at Bournemouth runs a Arts & Event Management course
>A booklet/flyer is available as a hard copy from:
>
>
>
>Violet McClean Gallery Officer text + work The Gallery
>
>The Arts Institute at Bournemouth Wallisdown, Poole
>
>tel: 01202 363351 e - mail: vmcclean@...
>
>web: www.textandwork.org.uk
>
>
>Laid  Bare  - an exhibition by Diane Roberts and Miriam Troth
>
>
>23  January - 25  February 2006
>
>
>At the  T h e a t r e    R o y a l   W i n c h e s t er
>
>
>Painting is a way of keeping a diary
>
>Ideas and responses to events have been sifted and refined.      The result
>  is a collection of distinctive canvases capturing the essence of
>contemporary culture by exploring the sensual act of painting.
>
>Diane Roberts and Miriam Troth have recently been awarded sponsorship by
>Arts   Council   England   and   the   European   Union
>
>This   exhibition   coincides    with   Union   Dance     performances
>
>For further information  tel:  01962   840440
>
>Bare Faced Free event.  informal  gallery talk with  Diane and Miriam
>   3 February     2006  2pm       All welcome     Tea available
>
>
>
>Domsticity - Private View
>
>March 5 8 pn
>
>Exhibition Opening Times: 6-12 March 2006 10-4 pm
>
>The Arts works
>
>www.the-art-works.org <http://www.the-art-works.org/> .
>
>Leo Chan & Helga Steppen, Bianca Lei, Darren Jones, Ryan McClelland, Anna
>Rothwell, Cordilla Underhill, Jo Wilmot
>
>
>
>For further information contact Jonathan Chalmers 07958056447 or
>jon@...
>
>
>
>New UK Online Arts Directory
>
>www.artsphere.co.uk <http://www.artsphere.co.uk/>  - a new UK Online Arts
>Directory launching on 10th February 2006. artsphere is an Online Arts
>Directory for ALL those involved in the Arts Industry within the UK, be it
>music, drama, dance, art or literature. It's also for businesses, suppliers
>and recruiters involved in the arts. As well as being listed in the
>directory, people can list their shows and events for free and join in the
>online forums and Please take a look at what the Directory offers and
>discover the benefits of Registering to use the site, which is free. You
>can also link to artsphere, and you can find the relevant code and a number
>of logos/images to help you here.
><http://www.artsphere.co.uk/promo/about.php>
>
>
>
>The first 50 INDIVIDUALS sign up FREE, with everyone else who signs up
>before the launch being half price at just £15 for the year!
>
>
>
>Exhibition: Razor Tipped Roses
>AT THE STUDY GALLERY, POOLE
>Artist: Andrew Piesley
>28 January - 11 March 2006
>Three narratives: The Diva- The Public Face of Celebrity, The Way We Are
>Watched, Autobiography.
>
>Paintings and drawings supported by sketchbooks, videos and memorabilia.
>A survey of the artist's huge body of work produced over twenty years.
>Intensely personal, it ranges from absurdity to tragedy via the satirical.
>The exhibition samples the huge extent to which the artist uses
>sketchbooks, text and film as both reference and stimulus to the work.
>
>Public Opening - Please join us to celebrate the opening of the winter
>exhibition Razor Tipped Roses
>Thursday 02 February 2006 - 6.00 - 8.30pm
>Exhibition continues to 11 March 2006
>
>Artist's Talk
>16 February Time: 7.15 - 9.00pm; Tickets: £5.00
>Friends: Voucher + £2.50; Students: SU Card + £2.50
>
>Gallery Hours Mon - Sat: 10.00am - 4.00pm Thursdays late: until 9.00pm
>Access
>Public visitors: free; Events: Ticketed
>Groups: Booking essential, education or activity charges apply.
>Programme Information Email: frontdesk@...
>The Study Gallery is the glass cube situated on the Poole campus of The
>Bournemouth and Poole College, North Road, Parkstone BH14 0LS.
>It is opposite Poole Civic Buildings, behind Poole Car Centre and The Sloop
>Public House.
>Tel: 01202 205 200
>
>http://www.thestudygallery.org/exhibitions/piesely/
>
>
>
>
>
>Theatre
>
>Jonathan Kay - February NewsletterGo to www.jonathankay.co.uk and check out
>his new showreel! Remember you can book any of these events online. Check
>out the Events Calendar for info on what's happening in 2006!
>
>UP COMING EVENTS!!!! KNOW ONE'S FOOL MASTERCLASS - BAC, London
>
>27th Feb - 3rd Mar 1 0am till 6pm For Details and Bookings Ring: 07707 058
>820
>
>Know One's Fool' is a new quarterly Masterclass in collaboration with BAC.
>You will spend the week training in Jonathan Kay's unique theatre practice,
>in which the world of the Fool predominates, embracing humour and lack of
>inhibition as a means of both entertaining the audience and involving them
>in the theatrical possibility of the moment. Focusing on improvisation,
>physical and interactive theatre, this work is not for the faint hearted!
>The workshop is accessible to both existing performers and non-performers
>who wish to discover their T-Wisted Twin and enter the world of the Fool.
>
>Jonathan Kay is one of the most inspiring and free-thinking theatre
>practitioners I have ever met. He is a unique, genuine and natural
>communicator. A one off. As a teacher and a performer, he is funny,
>frustrating and challenging all at once. He cuts through pretension,
>contrivance, cliché' and ego. There was no hiding place. I learnt a lot
>from him. I would urge anyone to sign-up to his courses and to see his
>shows. He is a philosopher, a fool and a much needed voice of sanity.
>
>Jeremy Stockwell Tutor at RADA 1994-2004 Associate of National Theatre
>Education Dept.
>
>FOOL IN A'ROUND - BRIGHTON TOUR FEBRUARY 2006 TO-DAY FOOLSHOP - St Mary's
>Hall, Brighton 18th & 19th February 10am till 5pm £125 (£110 con)
>
>Begin to see how you can jump over internal barriers that prevent you from
>bringing all of yourself into the world. In this space secrets will be
>revealed, inhibitions unlocked and everyone is Able. Discover your T-Wisted
>Twin!
>
>For Details and Bookings Ring: 07707 058 820 EVENING PERFORMANCES FOOL IN A
>ROUND Brighton Tour - Feb 06 Nightingale Theatre, Brighton - 17th February
>ACT, Brighton - 18th February All shows run from 7pm  £9 (£7.50 con) For
>Details and Bookings Ring: 07707 058 820
>______________________________________________________________
>
>theatre = risk?
>
>a breathtaking event which will explore risk and theatre through
>performance, workshops and discussion.
>
>  Tuesday, March14; Study Gallery, Poole
>
>10AM - 3.45PM
>
>TICKETS: £5 (including lunch and networking opportunities
>
>
>
>The whole idea behind the day is to discuss the risks taken when
>performing, programming, creating and viewing theatre.  The aim is to
>highlight the issues and to look towards the future of programming and
>creating new and innovative work in Dorset, Bournemouth & Poole.
>
>
>
>It is for anyone with a passion for theatre including:
>
>*        Audiences
>
>*        Promoters/venue managers
>
>*        Teachers/lecturers/students
>
>*        Arts officers
>
>
>
>The event will explore risk and theatre through performance, workshops and
>discussion.
>
>  Performance:  Romcom - Rotozaza http://www.rotozaza.co.uk
><http://www.rotozaza.co.uk/>
>
>Gilbert And Grape www.gilbertandgrape.co.uk
><http://www.gilbertandgrape.co.uk/>
>
>Chris Johnstone www.fluxx.co.uk <http://www.fluxx.co.uk/>
>
>
>
>Workshop/Discussion:
>
>Jonathan Salisbury - Camden Peoples' Theatre
>
>Ian Scott - Arts Reach
>
>R.G.Gregory - Word And Action
>
>Kate Montifiore - Marketing Manager
>
>Arts Institute students - Event Management Course
>
>  Contact Acitvate:  beccagill@...
>
>
>
>This year's SCUDD conference and AGM: Workshop Theatre, Leeds, 7-8 April
>2006
>
>Alternative Dramaturgies informed by a d/Deaf and Disability Perspective
>
>A one day symposium at The Drama Department of Exeter University on
>Saturday 18 March 06, led by disabled and d/Deaf practitioners and
>academics.
>The event is a culmination of Kaite O'Reilly's AHRC creative fellowship,
>2003-2006 and will include papers, presentations, work demonstrations and
>panel discussions. .
>
>Key questions to be explored include:
>· What impact have disabled and d/Deaf practitioners had on the dramaturgy
>of text and non-text based performance work?
>· How are those dramaturgies similar to and/or different from 'mainstream'
>or 'traditional' forms?
>· How has form been reinvented or subverted?
>· Is it possible to make inclusive, bilingual performance (British Sign
>Language and spoken English) without resorting to translation or
>interpretation? Will one language or culture always be dominant?
>· What is the relationship between the dominant and subaltern
>language/cultures in performance work made by disability artists and/or
>those informed by a disability or d/Deaf perspective? Are such divisions
>still relevant or current?
>·Do 'alternative dramaturgies' exist?
>Confirmed participants include:
>Dr Petra Kuppers (USA) Academic and practitioner ('Bodies on Edge',
>Routledge)
>Dr Aaron Williamson (UK) Live artist and film maker (Director of 15mm
>films,
>currently at Serpentine Gallery, London)
>The Fingersmiths (UK) a new company exploring bilingual performance work
>aka   Kaite O'Reilly, playwright and AHRC fellow (peeling)
>          Jean St Clair, performer and BSL advisor (National Theatre of
>Deaf USA,
>Australia, West End)
>Jeni Draper, performer and SLI -Sign Language Interpreter (Graeae, Pacici
>Company)
>Jonathan Meth - Director of writernet
>Alison Jones - visual artist/project manager North West Disability Arts
>Forum
>(NWDAF)
>Alicia Grace - performance artist.
>
>Fee to attend: £10 individuals; £20 institutions
>For further information, please contact Kaite O'Reilly at
>K.O'Reilly@...
>Kaite O'Reilly, AHRC Creative Fellow, Drama Department, University of
>Exeter, Thornlea, New North Road, Exeter EX4 4LA.
>
>
>
>Professional Development
>
>Management for Creative People, Introductory Certificate in First Line
>Management Level 3, Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM)
>
>
>
>ArtsMatrix is offering a management course for creative people. The course
>lasts for six full days that are delivered over a three month period. After
>running at venues in Bristol and Exeter in the autumn of 2005, the course
>is being offered at two further venues in Dorset and Wiltshire in the
>spring of 2006. The course is delivered and administered by Truro College.
>
>
>
>Course Content
>
>*         Identifying Self Development Needs - approaching your own
>personal development and putting your personal learning into practice.
>
>*        Problem Solving - recognising and developing the skills needed to
>analyse problems and assess solutions effectively.
>
>*        Using Information for Decisions - appreciating the relevant
>collection and review of information in order to make decisions.
>
>*        Time Management - appreciating the techniques and systems
>available for effective time management, and learning how to apply these.
>
>*        Meetings - recognising where different types of meeting are
>appropriate for effective management, techniques for planning and
>contributing to meetings, and advising others as necessary.
>
>*        Motivation - recognising differences in individual motivation, and
>learning how to apply and monitor the effectiveness of motivational
>techniques.
>
>*        Understanding Customers - Identifying your customers and potential
>customers, recognising their needs and expectations, and managing them
>effectively.
>
>*        Working to a Budget - understanding the importance of budgeting,
>and monitoring performance to budget, in order to achieve organisational
>objectives.
>
>* Negotiating and Influencing Skills - understanding and applying the
>skills of negotiating and influencing your work situation.
>* Planning Change - appreciating why change may occur and managing this
>effectively.
>
>
>
>This is a rigorous, practical course that provides participants with
>practical techniques that they can to apply immediately to their work.  The
>course is relevant to both individuals who are managing their own practice
>and to those working within organisations.
>
>
>
>Participants should expect to spend at least 3 hours a week on course work.
>These hours contribute to a written work-based assignment that needs to be
>completed by the end of the course.  Assessments take place on course days,
>so it is essential that participants are able to attend all course dates.
>
>
>
>The course acts as a tool to enable change in your life within a
>supportive, networking environment.  This is what two participants on the
>Bristol ILM course in 2005 said:
>
>"It is an effective way to refresh or learn new techniques to apply both to
>the management of your own practice, and to the potential management of
>others. It's a great networking opportunity too."
>
>"At first the idea of committing so much time and energy to this course was
>daunting when I was/am so stretched already. But the course has been
>brilliantly delivered and the process of working on a real problem has been
>almost like work-therapy! Very refreshing and rewarding - highly recommend
>it - make time!"
>
>Dates for the spring courses in 2006 are as follows:
>
>
>
>The cost of this course will be £30 in 2006.
>
>Please find attached an application pack (feasibility assessment and
>diagnostic tool).  To apply applications must be sent to Truro College
>(address on application) by FRIDAY 17 FEBRUARY 2006. Applicants will be
>notified by 6 March 2006 if they are successful.
>
>
>
>For further details, please contact Keturah Warren on 01202 630067, email
>dorset@...
>
>
>
>
>Funding
>
>
>Support Lottery Funding for the Arts
>
>
>The Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has launched a public
>
>consultation on the future share of National Lottery support to the arts
>
>and film, heritage and sport. This is your chance to make the case for the
>
>value of the arts and their continued support from the National Lottery.
>
>Arts Council England has published a document entitled Transforming the
>
>Cultural Landscape: Why the Lottery is Good for the Arts (download at
>
>www.artscouncil.org.uk) that showcases the arts and exhorts the arts
>
>community to make their voice heard amongst the competing demands for
>
>lottery funding.
>
>
>
>For further information on the consultation and to contribute your views,
>
>see www.lottery2009.culture.gov.uk <http://www.lottery2009.culture.gov.uk/>
>
>
>
>Seminars for 2006: Making a Grant Application to Arts Council England South
>West
>
>Thursday February 23 at Salisbury Playhouse, (9.30 - 1.30 pm)
>
>To get best from seminar it is suggested you look at he guidelines for the
>scheme in advance.  Visit the website www.artscouncil.org.uk
><http://www.artscouncil.org.uk/> .  The seminar is free and refreshments
>will be provided, but you will need to register in advance.  Call Joanna
>Hicks on 01392 229234 or email Joanna.hicks@...
>
>
>
>Music
>
>
>
>'Sound' Youth Music Festival 2006 Business Sponsorship Consultancy
>
>
>
>East Dorset District Council invite expressions of interest including
>consultancy fee.
>
>Project Duration: February - April 2006
>
>
>
>East Dorset District Council Arts Development is seeking to appoint a
>consultant to develop and secure a Business Partner for 'Sound' an annual
>Youth Music Festival which is a new initiative for East Dorset. The
>Festival will be auditioning youth bands and musicians from around the
>County and beyond to select to play on an open air stage at the Festival.
>There will be a timetabled programme of events taking place throughout the
>afternoon and evening of 22nd July 2006 centred around youth arts and youth
>culture.
>
>
>
>Brief
>
>In full consultation with the Arts Development Officer
>
>
>
>* To put together a sponsorship proposal and benefits package to attract
>Businesses who may have an interest in attracting a youth market for their
>own business objectives.
>* To approach appropriate businesses with the aim of nurturing a lasting
>business partnership for the Festival, meeting business objectives for both
>the Festival and the Sponsors.
>* To seek to submit an arts and business application
>* To secure a minimum sponsorship, either 'in kind' or monetary
>contribution.
>
>
>
>You will need to have:
>
>* A proven experience of fundraising in the arts
>* A proven track record of developing funding partnerships
>* Knowledge of hospitality/corporate entertainment and building
>relationships with businesses
>
>
>
>The consultancy will be managed by the Arts Development Officer and
>Community Development Manager for East Dorset District Council.
>
>
>
>Context
>
>East Dorset District Council is working in partnership with the youth forum
>of East Dorset to provide a creative platform for young people to express
>themselves through music and youth arts activities in the form of a
>Festival. An experimental Festival took place in 2005 which was well
>received and successful with the young people who came along, as a
>consequence in 2006 the Festival is being developed to its full potential
>and is now seeking a sustainable budget in order to develop the Festival
>fully.
>
>
>
>Objectives of the Festival
>
>
>
>* In 2006 and 2007 to organise a Music Festival with a culturally diverse
>programme to celebrate youth music in Dorset and to support this with a
>high quality programme of youth festival arts activities.
>* To achieve an annual income of £30,000 to establish the Festival
>financially as a viable business by 2008.
>* To establish and integrate the Festival into the Youth culture of Dorset
>
>
>
>* How to apply
>
>
>
>* Please submit a written proposal which includes proposed sponsorship
>proposal with target funding to be raised and terms and conditions.
>* Evidence of successes and relevant achievements (no more than one side of
>A4)
>* CV
>* Names of 2 referees
>
>
>
>Send applications to:
>
>
>
>Tracy Cooper  East Dorset District Council Furzehill  Wimborne
>
>Dorset  BH21 4HN tcooper@... Telephone (01202) 639012
>
>
>
>Applications to be received by 17th February 2006 Interviews will be held
>on 24th February
>
>
>
>
>
>South West Sound 2006 3rd Annual Music Convention
>Dartington and Bristol  24th to 28th April
>
>WEBSITE NOW LIVE
>The South West Sound 2006 website is now fully updated with information on
>the South West's definitive music event.  Visit
>http://www.southwestsound.org.uk for information on the convention
>programme, guest speakers, fringe events, headline concerts and more.
>
>MICHAEL EAVIS & CHRISTINA COKER CONFIRMED
>Christina Coker OBE and Glastonbury Festival founder Michael Eavis are now
>confirmed as keynote speakers (on Monday and Friday respectively), joining
>a speaker line-up that includes Evelyn Glennie, Jazz Summers, Stephanie
>Hughes, Feargal Sharkey, Professor Paul Robertson, Geoff Barrow, Gavin
>Bryars and many more.
>
>*EARLY BIRD*
>Don't forget the Early Bird deadline to save £20.00.  Book by 20th February
>2006 and pay just £60.00.
>Book online now: http://www.southwestsound.org.uk
>
>HEADLINE PERFORMERS CONFIRMED
>This year's South West Sound headline performers are confirmed as Mercury
>nominees Polar Bear, award-winning acoustic roots duo  Show of Hands and
>the critically acclaimed Gavin Bryars' Ensemble.  What's more, delegates
>will enjoy free access to all South West Sound headline and showcase
>performances as part of the delegate fee.
>
>South West Sound
>Colston Hall, Bristol & Dartington Hall, Devon
>24th to 28th April 2006
>http://www.southwestsound.org.uk
>
>South West Sound is the definitive music event for people working in all
>genres and spheres of music in the South West. Join hundreds of delegates
>to develop your professional skills and contacts, discuss new ideas and
>best practices, and learn from our expert speakers.
>
>A Dartington Plus initiative, presented in partnership with Colston Hall.
>
>
>
>Gill Horitz
>
>Arts Development Officer
>
>Bournemouth Borough Council, 22 The Triangle, Bournemouth BH2 5RQ  01202
>451805
>
>
>
>*         Contact me for a free copy of Bournemouth & Poole's Joint Arts
>Plan or the latest Arts Development What's On brochure.
>
>*         Are you an artist, arts group or society?  Want to join Arts
>Index, the database for Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset, shared between the
>Arts Development Units of Bournemouth, Poole, Bournemouth Symphony
>Orchestra, Activate, The Study Gallery, Lighthouse, SoundStorm (Dorset
>Music Service) and Wave (Arts Education Agency).  www.artsindex.org
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Gill Horitz [mailto:Gill.Horitz@...]
>Sent: 13 February 2006 16:59
>Subject: Moveable Feast Company
>Importance: High
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>THE MOVEABLE FEAST COMPANY AND NETWORK
>
>(The Co-Work)
>
>
>
>On Saturday April 22nd there will be a large gathering for all South
>West participatory arts workers. This will be called 'Re-Membering the
>Feast' and is for all artists for whom workshop is important. It will be
>a day-long event and there will be lots of doing, talking, walking and
>eating.  We are in the process of identifying a suitable venue and
>organising the day but it would be useful if you could register your
>interest either by joining the community pages of the
>
>          Website: www.community.themoveablefeast.co.uk
><http://www.community.themoveablefeast.co.uk/>
>
>                         Or, by emailing: info@...
>
>Then we can make sure you get an invitation with details of the day when
>we mail out at the end of February.
>
>
>
>This will be the tenth gathering over a five year period attracting over
>300 south-west based artists involved in participatory arts. The premise
>of our feasts is that an artist-led network involves art as well
>supporting artists. The art form at the centre of the participatory arts
>is Workshop. To engage with Workshop is to participate in Workshop and
>that is why the gathering will be an active participatory event and not
>a sedentary meeting.
>
>
>
>This year a core group, which arose from the dynamic participatory arts
>network generated by the last five years of action, have formed an
>independent limited company. The Moveable Feast Workshop Company
>generates and manages creative events both inside and outside the MF
>Network and promotes workshop as an art form in its own right.  The
>relationship between the company and the network is symbiotic. They draw
>their strength from each other.
>
>
>
>The company has had two participatory events at its heart:
>
>* Moving the Feast - a ten-day course that looked at collaborative
>and individual workshop practice.
>* The 9 Diamonds Workshop - regular workshops where the company
>members move the company forward through imaginative activity.
>
>These initiatives have demonstrated the strength of motivation to
>generate an artist-led initiative for workshop artists and to a way of
>doing that does not centre on externally-commissioned studies and
>committee meetings but is
>
>on-going grounded, action group research.
>
>
>
>It has taken a lot of time and energy to start the company but we do not
>want to take our eyes off the primary function that led to its
>inception: to support workshop artists and their practice. If this makes
>sense to you or you are hungry to feast again - let us know! We want to
>make something magnificent.
>
>
>

There is just a handful of 'local' events or groups that get a mention
here.  Those of you that are mentioned feel lucky as I sent 3
items for inclusion and none of them have appeared - including one about this
group !

How are your bournemouth arts grants going (there is not mention of them here)

How are your plans for Dorset Art Weeks? (again no mention of it here)

I am going to upload this newsletter into the files section of our group web
page.  If you have not seen it already (I think you need to be a yahoo member)
1st visit our web page http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bagel/ and click on the
files link on the left hand side of the page.

From there you can download Bournemouth Arts Grant Applications, Dorset Art
Weeks Newsletter and other useful stuff ;)  I fyou


-------- Original Message --------
Subject:  Arts information and Events - Bournemouth & Beyond
Date:  Fri, 3 Feb 2006 13:52:34 -0000
From:  Gill Horitz <Gill.Horitz@...>
To:  undisclosed-recipients:;



Arts Events and Information - Bournemouth and Beyond
Gill Horitz
*Arts Development Officer*
*Bournemouth Borough Council, 22 The Triangle, Bournemouth BH2 5RQ
01202 451805*

      * Contact me for a free copy of* Bournemouth & Poole's Joint Arts
        Plan* or the latest Arts Development* What's On brochure.*
      * Are you an artist, arts group or society?  Want to join* Arts
        Index,* the database for Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset, shared
        between the Arts Development Units of Bournemouth, Poole,
        Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Activate, The Study Gallery,
        Lighthouse, SoundStorm (Dorset Music Service) and Wave (Arts
        Education Agency). * www.artsindex.org*

<<Arts Events and Projects Information Jan 31.doc>>

-----Original Message-----
From: Gill Horitz [mailto:Gill.Horitz@...]  Sent:
27 January 2006 14:23
Subject: Next Arts Get2gether March 30 in Bournemouth



A date for your diary!  And please pass on

to anyone who might be interested.

Artists' Get2gether

Thursday, March 30 from 7.30 pm

A chance to meet up with other artists and arts workers

in an informal setting, talk about ideas and find out who's doing what.


This is becoming a lively get2gether

for anyone working in the arts

in Bournemouth and Poole.

Food available in the excellent Pig and Whistle restaurant, if you want to
eat first.

Special Offer: free entry to see Pronghorn and Breakneck Creek, after 10 pm.

Pig and Whistle, 14 Queens Road, Bourenmouth

Parking: Council car park opposite: tickets needed until 10pm.  Some free
road parking nearby.

Gill Horitz
Arts Development Officer
Bournemouth Borough Council, 22 The Triangle, Bournemouth BH2 5RQ  01202
451805


* Contact me for a free copy of Bournemouth & Poole's Joint Arts
Plan or the latest Arts Development What's On brochure.
* Are you an artist, arts group or society?  Want to join Arts
Index, the database for Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset, shared between the
Arts Development Units of Bournemouth, Poole, Bournemouth Symphony
Orchestra, Activate, The Study Gallery, Lighthouse, SoundStorm (Dorset
Music Service) and Wave (Arts Education Agency).  www.artsindex.org

After taking a look at this site it would appear that the voluntary arts network
is getting a bit paranoid about losing out to the Olympics with future funding. 
To counter act this they would like us to have a say in the current lottery
consultation and they have even produced a tool-kit to help people complete the
online questionairre (allow 20 min).

Even if you don’t do the questionnaire or are interested in voluntary arts there
is still loads of useful information in the toolkit that you can use to help
with completing funding applications.  Including reams of text beneath headings
like – how do voluntary arts contribute to social and individual development,
how they contribute to the local economy etc.

With Bournemouth arts grant deadlines on the horizon (28th Feb) I couldn’t help
sharing this with you.

Apologies for those that already receive VAN Newsletter but they make this sound
really important so I thought I better share it with everyone.  They have even
developed a tool-kit for completing the form.  This is what they say.........

'it is absolutely vital that we all do this otherwise we risk losing funding for
the arts.'

>From: Voluntary Arts Network <whitney@...>
>Reply-To: Voluntary Arts Network <whitney@...>
>To: lee <joimson@...>
>Subject: News from Voluntary Arts Network
>Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2006 12:29:43 +0000
>
>Hello lee,
>
>Monday 23 January
>
>
>Special Edition VAN enewsletter
>
>
>Quick and Easy - VAN Lottery Consultation toolkit
>-www.voluntaryarts.org/lotteryconsultation
>
>Over the last week we have been alerting you to the fact that DCMS is
>asking everyone to respond to their Lottery Consultation. It is absolutely
>vital that we all do this otherwise we risk losing funding for the arts.
>This is your ONLY chance to influence how this money gets spent and to
>specifically ask for an allocation under `Taking Part`, a section that
>would encompass the voluntary arts sector.
>
>To make responding quick and easy go to the VAN online lottery consultation
>webpage and toolkit for background information, practical advice and key
>facts www.voluntaryarts.org/lotteryconsultation
>
>
>This is important and urgent (deadline February 28),
>
>
>Best wishes,
>The VAN Team
>
>
>
>
>________________________________________
>
>
>
>________________________________________________________
>
>Disclaimer:
>It is our wish that this newsletter contains information that is timely,
>accurate and pertinent to the work and interests of those in the voluntary
>arts sector.  However:
>*The range of information offered and sign-posted may appeal to a broad
>range of readers and thus does not necessarily represent the views of the
>Voluntary Arts Network.
>* News items come from diverse range of sources and though we only publish
>content we think will be of interest and use to the sector we cannot always
>be certain of this. It is intended as information, guidance and as a
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>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Diane Roberts [mailto:dianeroberts22@...]
>Sent: 20 January 2006 21:58
>To: linn; Linda Morse (E-mail); lesley; Lee Hadaway; Laura Young; laura;
>laura
>Subject: Fw: Laid Bare exhibition
>
>  exhibition
>
>Please find enclosed attachment  this is an invitation to my show with
>Miriam Troth entitled' Laid Bare 'at the Theatre Royal Winchester.
>
>Miriam Troth and myself are having an informal tea and chat about the
>work.
>
>I hope you will get the time to open the attachment and if you can visit
>the show .
>
>Best wishes
>
>
>
>Diane Roberts
>
>www.dianeroberts.co.uk
>www.axisweb.org/artist/dianeroberts
>
>
>

Hello Bagelers is anybody out there !

What are you all doing for Bournemouth arts grants or Dorset Art Weeks ?

There is a nice looking newsletter from Bournemouth arts development
attached.

Lee

>
>For info
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Gill Horitz [mailto:Gill.Horitz@...]
>Sent: 20 January 2006 12:51
>To: Carolyn Date
>Subject: Arts News: events and projects Jan 20
>
>
>
>Hi all <<Arts Events and Projects Information Jan 20.doc>>
>Please find attached some items that might be of interest.  Sorry for
>cross postings.  Gill
>Gill Horitz
>Arts Development Officer
>Bournemouth Borough Council, 22 The Triangle, Bournemouth BH2 5RQ  01202
>451805
>
>
>* Contact me for a free copy of Bournemouth & Poole's Joint Arts
>Plan or the latest Arts Development What's On brochure.
>* Are you an artist, arts group or society?  Want to join Arts
>Index, the database for Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset, shared between
>the Arts Development Units of Bournemouth, Poole, Bournemouth Symphony
>Orchestra, Activate, The Study Gallery, Lighthouse, SoundStorm (Dorset
>Music Service) and Wave (Arts Education Agency).  www.artsindex.org
>
>
>

>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: miriam troth [mailto:miriamtroth@...]
>Sent: 14 January 2006 12:35
>To: miriamtroth@...
>Subject: exhibition and gallery talk
>
>
>
>L a i d  B a r e
>
>
>An   exhibition by      Diane Roberts and Miriam Troth
>
>
>23  January          25  February          2006
>
>
>At the  T h e a t r e    R o y a l   W i n c h e s t er
>
>
>   Painting is a way of keeping a diary
>
>Ideas and responses to events have been sifted and refined.      The
>result  is a collection of distinctive canvases capturing the essence of
>contemporary culture by expl! oring the sensual act of painting.
>
>Diane Roberts and Miriam Troth have recently been awarded sponsorship by
>
>
>Arts   Council   England   and   the   European   Union
>
>
>This   exhibition   coincides    with   Union   Dance     performances
>
>For further information  tel:  01962   840440
>
>
>Bare Faced
>
>Free event. Informal gallery talk with  Diane and Miriam         3
>February     2006  2pm       All welcome     Tea available
>
>
>http://www.axisweb.org/artist/miriamtroth
><http://www.axisweb.org/artist/miriamtroth>
>
><http://www.salisburyplayhouse.com/default.cfm/loadindex.27>
>
>miriam troth  31 overcombe court   22 st johns rd    boscombe
>bournemouth    BH5 1EW      01202   304325
>
>
>
>________________________________
>
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There's seems to be a lot of networking events coming-up prior to the Arts
Grant deadline of 28th Feb.  Here's another...

If anybody needs a lift or is interested but can't make it please let us
know and perhaps we can work something out.  Or maybe there's an issue,
event or burning desire you would like publicised or get of your chest  !

Please keep all contributions strictly above board ie arts based and NOT of
a personal nature

many thanks and a happy new year to you all

Lee

>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Gill Horitz [mailto:Gill.Horitz@...]
>Sent: 09 January 2006 10:48
>Subject: Artists' Get2gether
>
>
>
>Please send on this information about the next artists' social event:
>
>Artists' Get2gether
>
>January 18, 7.30 pm
>
>Want to meet up with other artists and arts workers in an informal
>setting,
>
>talk about ideas, and find out who's doing what?
>
>Come and meet people working in the arts in Bournemouth and Poole.
>
>Restaurant available, if you want to eat first.
>
>Pig and Whistle, 14 Queens Road, Bournemouth
>
>
>
>Gill Horitz
>Arts Development Officer
>Bournemouth Borough Council, 22 The Triangle, Bournemouth BH2 5RQ  01202
>451805
>
>
>* Contact me for a free copy of Bournemouth & Poole's Joint Arts
>Plan or the latest Arts Development What's On brochure.
>* Are you an artist, arts group or society?  Want to join Arts
>Index, the database for Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset, shared between
>the Arts Development Units of Bournemouth, Poole, Bournemouth Symphony
>Orchestra, Activate, The Study Gallery, Lighthouse, SoundStorm (Dorset
>Music Service) and Wave (Arts Education Agency).  www.artsindex.org
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

>For info
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Matt Desmier [mailto:mdesmier@...]
>Sent: 03 January 2006 12:53
>Subject: Entrepreneurs and THE Business Plan Challenge...
>
>
>
>Happy New Year!!!!
>
>
>
>With Christmas out of the way and the New Year well and truly started, I
>felt it was time for renewed and reinvigorated contact with you guys - you
>members (and interested parties) of Bournemouth's latest Entrepreneurial
>Club - not least of which is with regards to the upcoming Business Plan
>Challenge.
>
>
>
>As you know the Entrepreneurs Club is a forum for discussion of new
>business ideas with the added benefit of it having access to
>entrepreneurial expertise to help YOU nurture YOUR ideas.  We are only too
>aware that new business ideas need input from all manner of sources to make
>them work and so we want to bring whatever help you think you may need to
>you in informal surroundings so that everybody feels comfortable in those
>tentative early stages.  A clearly thought through idea stands a far
>greater chance of success and a third party perspective always helps.  Come
>along to the next Entrepreneurs Club Meeting armed with your questions and
>there will be some one there with an answer for you.
>
>
>
>You may also remember that a few weeks before Christmas we launched our
>Business Plan Challenge (details can be found here:
>http://www.aibep.co.uk/entrepreneurs/business_plan_challenge.aspx) and what
>better time of year is there to start thinking about starting a new
>entrepreneurial career and we're here to help.
>
>
>
>Remember that the Business Plan Challenge is open to anyone regardless of
>industry or sector; undergraduates, postgraduates or already trading (for
>three years or less) and has a top prize of AT LEAST £2000.  Don't forget
>that there are two strands to the Business Plan Challenge and the first
>strand only requires a two-page proposal of a business idea - it is that
>simple!
>
>
>
>So, if over the Christmas turkey someone you know had a brainwave about a
>great new business or if during your New Years Eve revelry you were
>inspired by an easier more efficient way of doing something that you think
>could help you on your way to your first million; write it down and enter
>it - you have nothing to lose!!
>
>
>
>The next meeting of the Entrepreneurs Club will be held here at The
>Enterprise Pavilion from 5pm on Monday 23rd January.  I look forward to
>seeing you then.
>
>
>
>Matthew Desmier
>
>Enterprise Pavilion Operational Manager
>
>
>
>t: 01202 853602
>
>f: 01202 853601
>
>w: www.aibep.co.uk
>
>
>
>
>

>To: <joimson@...>
>Subject: Bournemouth Arts Grant 2006
>Date: Thu, 5 Jan 2006 13:22:44 -0000
>
>
>
>Bournemouth
>
>Arts  Grants
>
>Are you planning a small-scale arts project
>
>in Bournemouth?
>
>
>
>Who Can Apply?
>
>*        All community, arts or voluntary organisations
>
>*        Individual arts practitioners (artists, crafts people, musicians,
>dancers, writers, singers, etc) where the project will benefit a wider
>group of people
>
>*        Day centres and residential homes where the proposed project is
>outside the scope of normal activities
>
>*        Schools and colleges aiming to develop arts activities which link
>young people with the broader community, and where the project is
>
>      outside the scope of curriculum activities.
>
>
>
>What type of projects may be given a grant?
>
>Any project which involves people working through creative ideas, and which
>takes place in or has clear links with Bournemouth.
>
>
>
>Bournemouth Arts Grants has funded festivals and theatre groups, older
>people working with school children, artists' residencies in day centres,
>arts in hospitals, writing, video, and much more.
>
>
>
>If you have an idea but are not sure how to develop it, or would like to
>discuss your project, please contact  the Arts Development Officer.
>
>
>
>How much can I apply for?
>
>From £100 - £800.  However, grants cannot be made for the total cost of any
>project: applicants need to cover at least 25% of total project costs from
>other sources.
>
>
>
>
>
>How and When To Apply
>
>
>The next deadline is February 28 2006
>
>Applications and Guidelines are available from:
>
>
>Gill Horitz, Arts Development Officer
>
>
>Bournemouth Library, 22 The Triangle,
>
>Bournemouth BH2 5RQ (01202) 451805 gill.horitz@...
>
>
>

>To: <joimson@...>
>Subject: Street Art Development Consultant
>Date: Tue, 3 Jan 2006 13:58:00 -0000
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Street Arts Development Consultant
>
>
>
>
>Fee:                      £2,500.00  (approximately 10 days work)
>
>Project Duration:   February - March 2006
>
>
>
>Introduction
>
>Bournemouth Borough Council Arts Development is seeking to appoint a
>consultant to develop
>
>*               a street arts strategy to implement the development of an
>annual street arts festival in Bournemouth
>
>*               an infrastructure of funding partners (council officers and
>external partners) to support the development of an annual street arts
>event
>
>
>
>You will need to have:
>
>*        a proven experience of fundraising in the arts
>
>*        a proven track record of developing funding partnerships with
>agencies, council, education and corporate sector
>
>*        imagination, and ability to work creatively under pressure
>
>
>
>*        knowledge of street arts would be an advantage
>
>
>
>The consultancy will be managed by the Arts Development Officer and Area
>Service and Arts Manager.
>
>
>
>
>Context
>
>
>Bournemouth Borough Council Arts Development team works throughout
>Bournemouth with a range of partners to support creativity and enjoyment of
>the arts, within the framework of the Joint Arts Policy.  It managed the
>first Bournemouth street arts festival in 2005, involving Emergency Exit
>Arts in residence for 2 weeks, culminating in the Runga Rung processional
>performance and finale.
>
>
>
>The project was important because it
>
>*        raised the profile of good quality participatory arts work in
>Bournemouth
>
>*        highlighted how suitable the town centre is for this kind of event
>
>'Bournemouth is a better setting for this kind of event than anywhere in
>Europe.' Les Sharpe, EEA Artistic Director
>
>*        aimed to persuade decision makers, sponsors and public that an
>annual event would have social and economic impacts
>
>
>
>We believe an annual street arts festival, developed as a partnership
>between Bournemouth Borough Council Arts, Leisure, Events, Tourism and
>other partners, would become a prestigious cultural event for Bournemouth,
>with opportunity for engagement from a wide range of communities within the
>town:  a service which truly reflects the Customer First approach.  It
>would have the potential to put Bournemouth on the national/international
>map in terms of this increasingly popular art form.
>
>
>
>What We Propose
>
>In 2005 funding from Arts Council of England allowed us to pilot the
>project.  In order to build on its success, we require a consultant to
>initiate and develop funding relationships with key partners, eg
>Bournemouth University, Arts Institute Bournemouth, Daily Echo, local
>traders and businesses, and others.
>
>
>
>An annual Street Arts Festival, linked to the service improvement priority,
>Cultural Renewal, would provide social and economic benefits.  Its aims
>make important links to themes of cultural industries development,
>nurturing of local artists, audience development, etc
>
>
>
>How to apply
>
>We appreciate time is short for application for this post.  A pack of
>background information about Bournemouth Arts and the Street Arts Festival
>is available on request from:  Carolyn.date@...
>
>
>
>Please submit a written proposal which includes
>
>*        brief proposed methodology
>
>*         evidence of successes and relevant achievements (no more than one
>side A4)
>
>*         CV
>
>*         names of 2 referees
>
>
>
>Send applications to:
>
>Gill Horitz, Arts Development Officer, 01202 451805
>
>Bournemouth Library
>
>22 The Triangle, Bournemouth BH2 5RQ
>
>gill.horitz@...
>
>
>
>Applications to be received by:             Friday, 13 January, 2006
>
>Interviews will be held on:                             Friday, 20 January,
>2006
>
>
>
>.
>
>
>

>
>
>Saturday 14th January
>
>1.30 pm at the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery and Museum
>
>Artist's Talk and informal portfolio session with tea and cakes.
>
>
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Gill Horitz [mailto:Gill.Horitz@...]
>Sent: 19 December 2005 14:17
>Subject: FW: final final final
>
>
>
>For your information - apologies for cross postings!
>
>Gill
>
>Gill Horitz
>
>Arts Development Officer
>
>Bournemouth Borough Council, 22 The Triangle, Bournemouth BH2 5RQ  01202
>451805
>
>* Contact me for a free copy of Bournemouth & Poole's Joint Arts
>Plan or the latest Arts Development What's On brochure.
>* Are you an artist, arts group or society?  Want to join Arts
>Index, the database for Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset, shared between
>the Arts Development Units of Bournemouth, Poole, Bournemouth Symphony
>Orchestra, Activate, The Study Gallery, Lighthouse, SoundStorm (Dorset
>Music Service) and Wave (Arts Education Agency).  www.artsindex.org
>
>________________________________
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

-----Original Message-----
From: Devon Arts Conference [mailto:dac@...]
Sent: 12 December 2005 16:23
To: Devon Arts Conference
Subject: Devon Arts Conference Fri 17 Feb 06


For your attention.  Please also forward to those you feel may be
interested in attending this exciting event!

Devon Arts Conference, Friday 17 February 2006
Dartington College of Arts, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 6EJ
making space ::: taking space brings together all those interested in
the arts in Devon and the southwest, now and in the future.  This
cross-artform conference will take as its theme 'Space' - artists' spaces,
working spaces, non-arts spaces and future spaces for the arts. The conference
will include presentations by leading thinkers and practitioners, workshops,
discussions, networking spaces and a marketplace for artists and organisations.
For the first time, Devon Arts Conference will be working with agencies to
offerv free 1-2-1 business surgeries for professional or pre-professional
artists.
To find out more, please check out the attached email flyer.  To make
things as straight forward as possible, we've also included a booking form
(early bird booking rates available until 31 Jan 06).  Booking fee includes
lunch and performances!

You can also go to http://www.devonartsconference.org.uk for up to date
information about the conference programme and booking.

Apologies for any cross posting.  You have received this e-flyer because you are
on the Centre for Creative Enterprise & Participation (CCEP) mailing list at
Dartington College of Arts or are listed on an ACE SW information sheet.

Please contact me if you require this information in a alternative
format.  If you no longer wish to receive information about CCEP  events,
activities, joint initatives and regional opportunities please reply to

Sarah Benians
Creative Enterprise Manager
Centre for Creative Enterprise & Participation
Dartington College of Arts
Totnes
Devon
TQ9 6EJ
t: 01803 861650
f: 01803 861685
e: s.benians@...
www.dartington.ac.uk/ccep
dca's mission is to be at the centre of education, research and
development
in contemporary performance arts and provide opportunities for creative
contributions in a changing world.

We provide teaching, research and reach out to business and the
community in the fields of arts & cultural management, choreography, music,
theatre, visual performance and writing.

THE EMPTY QUARTER
1ST—10TH DECEMBER
Private view 8th Dec 7-9pm

The Art Works studios are pleased to host The Empty Quarter, an
exhibition of recent work by seven emerging national and international
artists.

The works, though diverse in their media, (video, painting, sculpture and
installation), have a commonality in their theme. The artists explore
the location of the ‘viewpoint’ and examine the notions of
fragmentation, dissociation and isolation.


The Art Works
Studios/ Gallery
Enefco House,
Ball Lane,
Poole Quay
Poole
www.the-art-works.org

This is to do with the arts institute's new enterprise paviliion so I thought it
should go up here.  It also follows on from the other event they're having on
23rd 'opening doors for professional development with arts'.

>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Kiera E. Sullivan [mailto:kesullivan@...]
>Sent: 18 November 2005 16:02
>To: Kiera E. Sullivan
>Subject: Next Meeting of the Entrepreneurs Club 23rd Nov
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Did you watch The Apprentice?  Did you watch Dragon's Den?
>
>Did you sit back and think, I've got a better idea than that?
>
>
>
>Want to turn that idea into a successful business?
>
>
>
>Wednesday 23 November 6pm - 8pm at the Enterprise Pavilion
>
>Meet a success story and learn how she did it
>
>
>
>At the next meeting of the Entrepreneurs Club, Rachel Lowe of RTL Games
>whose board game 'Destination London'
>
>was rejected from BBC Dragon's Den but went on to outsell Monopoly at
>Hamleys toy store in London,
>
>will be talking about her experiences and launching the Business Plan
>Challenge.
>
>
>
>
>
>Enter the Business Plan Challenge and you could win prizes including:
>
>*        The opportunity to start your own business in the Enterprise
>Pavilion
>
>*        Thousands of pounds in cash prizes
>
>*        Mentoring support to help your business succeed
>
>For more information and to register, please see
>www.aibep.co.uk/entrepreneurs/forthcoming_events.aspx
>
>
>
>
>
>Kiera Sullivan
>
>Business Development Administrator
>
>Enterprise Pavilion
>
>The Arts Institute at Bournemouth
>
>Wallisdown
>
>Poole, Dorset
>
>BH12 5HH
>
>
>
>t:  01202 853608
>
>f:  01202 853601
>
>e: kesullivan@...
>
>www.aibep.co.uk
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

Hello Lee and any readers,

Well, stuff it, I'm here now. It's a facillity to keep in touch and
share ideas and probabaly argue a little, but hey, thats what makes
things happen some times.

C'mon, lets get talking! Whats going on out there? Whats the creative
vibe?

Me. Im helping Tricycle Arts to set up more workshops with Tim and
the crew and preparing for a Dorset Arts Week exravaganza @ Holton
Lee.
Also Im in show with AFAB, though Iv been a naughty boy and been able
to make it to 2 rehersals, gonna geta slap from Pnut I think!

Whilst Im chuntering away, If you took part in the Beautifull Minds
event in October and you have not collected your art work, we have
sold it all in a cr boot sale now, so thanks for that, made loads of
dosh!

Only joshin'. But if you have not collected, we still have it, come
and get it before we break or loose it!

Communication: Pretty vital really.

Mark Cummins

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Violet McClean [mailto:VMcClean@...]
>Sent: 26 October 2005 09:26
>Subject: Arts Days ep
>
>
>
>Dear All
>
>Please note that the ep at the Arts Institute is hosting an Arts Day on
>the 23rd of November - Information attached, please forward to any/all
>interest parties
>
>With thanks
>
>
>
>Violet McClean
>
>Gallery Officer/ep curator
>
>
>
>Please Note that The Gallery is covered on a Part - Time Rota only
>
>
>
>Violet McClean
>
>Gallery Officer
>
>text + work
>
>The Gallery
>
>The Arts Institute at Bournemouth
>
>Wallisdown, Poole
>
>BH12 5HH
>
>
>
>tel: 01202 363351
>
>fax: 01202 537729
>
>mobile: 07990860339
>
>
>
>e - mail: vmcclean@...
>
>web: www.textandwork.org.uk
>
>__________
>

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