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Date: Sat Feb 16, 2013 9:34 pm
Subject: Literature + The politics of Conflict Talk, @NoAlibisBooks #Belfast

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Date: Mon Feb 18, 2013 8:38 am
Subject: Talent for The Future: #JDIFF @DublinFilmFest #Dublin #FilmFest

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Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2013 08:30:31 +0000

Subject: Surely a Talent for The Future

Rory Bonass Recommends: Meet the Makers at JDIFF

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�Dear Spec,

It is an achievement just making a feature, but doing it for �3,000 is particularly impressive.�Doing it as a writer/director/photographer and turning 18 on the first day of the shoot is surely the sign of a fantastic film-maker announcing his presence. �Rob Savage�s Strings is refreshingly honest and painfully raw account of teenage romance. �The story follows four young people and their romantic endeavours in that blissful summer before they leave home to go to university. Grace (Philine Lembeck) is a visiting German student, soon to return home. She falls for the quiet, distant Jon (played by an excellent Oliver Malam), whilst her best friend Scout (Hannah Wilder) becomes entangled in an increasingly violent relationship with her long-term boyfriend Chris (Akbar Ali).�

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The four lead actors rise to the challenge of portraying the confusion of teenage romance. Credit to Mr Savage for reining in their performances to create a muted, nuanced piece. Everything from the sparse use of sound, the interspersed smatterings of German, and the lighting create an almost haunting effect, drawing you in and immersing you in the story. Rob Savage, surely a talent for the future, will attend the screening.

You might also be interested in seeing�Shell - with director Scott Graham attending the screening.

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Date: Mon Feb 18, 2013 10:48 am
Subject: Exhibit Invite: Beyond Surface @CrescentArts #Belfast

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Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2013 10:00:15 +0000

Subject: Exhibition Invitation: Beyond Surface

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'Beyond Surface' by Alacoque Davey and Claire Muckian

Launch 7 March 2013, 7pm

All welcome �| �admission free �| �refreshments provided

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 Exhibition continues until 23 March 2013, �Tue - Sat 10am - 6pm

Alacoque Davey

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The landscapes evoke a feeling of solitude; the tree, the arch, the shoot stand alone.

They are made by building layers of randomly made marks, paper collage and washes of pigment.
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As the work progresses the choices become less random and more deliberate so that a certain order and balance is reached between the structured/organic and the incidental.
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I am interested in the idea of containment and within that the potential for growth.

The work's progress seeks to address the polarities of expansion and confinement (within a fixed picture frame), where a surface tension exists between the object and it's containing space.

Claire Muckian

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With this series of work, I am interested in the condition between object and image. �An extension of previous explorations with surface value, the sculptural work consists of highly seductive ceramic surfaces.

These surfaces are transposed and re-presented into simple two-dimensional constructions opening up the possibilities of surface - surface as image. �Simply put, the original is reinterpreted in much the same way a piece of music is remixed or a film is projected onto a wall. �I am interested to investigate the specific material conditions where the subject is transposed into another mode, and in doing so, what can be learned about materiality, modes of production and viewer response.

Running alongside this work is the notion of platform. �Informed in part by Hemmingway's short story 'Hills Like White Elephants', the work engages with the notion of flat sparseness and platform as a motif full of anticipation and possibility.

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Subject: X @FringeBenefitCo Want to tell u about @LyricBelfast show on Dickens

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Date: Mon Feb 18, 2013 2:53 pm
Subject: hottest ticket in #Belfast: 100 extra tickets released fr #Studio54 at 4pm Monday

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Get your ticket for the hottest show in town - Studio 54.

We’re recreating the one and only Studio 54 for one night only on Saturday 2 March. Tickets have flown out the door for this spectacular night, with the last allocation of 50 tickets selling out in a matter of minutes!

So if you’re interested, don’t delay! We are exclusively offering you the opportunity to book tickets from an additional 100 tickets going on sale today.

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Date: Mon Feb 18, 2013 3:03 pm
Subject: #Belfast #casting opportunities w/ @FringeBenefitCo #Theatre Company

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FRINGE BENEFITS THEATRE COMPANY HAS THE FOLLOWING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ASPIRING
THEATRE PROFESSIONALS

Fringe Benefits Theatre Company�is the only large semi professional theatre
company in Northern Ireland which actively encourages and prepares aspiring
actors and theatre makers toward fulfilling their commitment to making careers
in the theatre industry. Fringe Benefits is an ensemble company of 25 strong
actors.�It provides professionally led theatre training workshops, performance
and production opportunities. All shows are professionally directed by well
known and respected actor/ directors who have a proven track record in working
with ensemble groups.
Fringe Benefits does not exclude anyone who has a clear interest, ability and
commitment to working hard to make their dreams happen. There is no upper age
limit and no academic requirement.
We audition two - three times per year and are currently seeking a small number
of younger actors aged 18-30.
If you would like to be considered for membership of the company ( small monthly
membership fee is required to cover costs as this is a not for profit voluntary
association) please send a CV and covering note to the address below.

- We are interested in finding the right people also for the following voluntary
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-Marketing and promotions �professional to join the Management Committee. Role
description available on request
-Marketing and promotions assistants to work closely with Marketing lead.
- Creative individuals who have an interest in finding and securing funding
opportunities. Fee can be negotiated with the right person with the right ideas
and experience - and of course, a love of theatre.
- Production Manager to take a lead on production teams for our next two major
productions. Role description available on request. This role may also lead to
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Date: Mon Feb 18, 2013 5:07 pm
Subject: SENSORAMA WITH @NORTHERNVISIONS + OPEN ARTS in #Belfast

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WITH NORTHERN VISIONS OPEN ARTS

A project exploring technology and disability through the arts

Some places still available:

SCUPTURE ��

Attend the first workshop on�

Monday March 4th, 2pm at Northern Visions, 23 Donegall Street, Belfast BT1 2FF, then dip in and out throughout month of March as the sculpture is being made.

Exciting opportunity for people with a disability to work with an internationally renowned sculptor to create a 3 dimensional piece which will emphasise the fun side of disability � think stair-lifts and fairground rides! The finished sculpture will stand in the entrance to the Ulster Museum, viewed by 8,000 people a week, so it�s your chance to make a statement.�

Workshops will take place in March but book your place now to enhance your experience and increase your skills in 3D visual arts.�

This project will be filmed, see below for details of the film group meetings.

Contacts:�

Kate -�openarts@...�or ring 028 9024 0765

Tristan ��tristan@...�or ring 028 9024 5495 ext 209

CREATIVE WRITING ARCHITECTURE ��

Workshop dates:�

Wednesday March 27th at 2pm at Northern Visions, 23 Donegall Street, Belfast BT1 2FF�

Wednesday April 10th at 2pm at Northern Visions, 23 Donegall Street, Belfast BT1 2FF

Great opportunity to work with an architect and creative writing tutor to design the ideal home, garden and neighbourhood. The finished plans will be exhibited at the Ulster Museum.

This project will be filmed, see below for details of the film group meetings.

Contacts:�

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Tristan ��tristan@...�or ring 028 9024 5495 ext 209

FILM GROUP

Become part of the film group for the project!�

First meeting takes place on Tuesday March 19th at 2.00pm.

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Date: Mon Feb 18, 2013 10:09 pm
Subject: Fw: @IrishComicNews

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NEWS: The Big Bang Take A Stand On Anti Gay Marraige Stance From Author

Posted: 18 Feb 2013 04:03 AM PST

News broke last night that The Big Bang Comic Shop in Dundrum�town centre, that following author Orson Scott Card’s comments attributed to him�relating to his views on gay marriage that the shop will not be stocking his upcoming title the Adventures of Superman from DC.

In a statement released last night the shop said that “This isn’t a knee jerk reaction from us and it’s something we’ve discussed long and hard. But the fact remains that for us, no matter how talented a writer like Orson Scott Card is, he actively goes about trying to prevent people from their right of marrying the person they want to marry. His involvement in the National Organization for Marriage and his extreme opposition to gay Marriage and gay rights are not something we support. Especially considering the fact that we have both customers and friends of all orientations. Thus, we won’t be carrying the book for the duration of Mr Cards involvement on our shelves.”

In the statement the shop did acknowledge two ironies in the situation; “Ironically in all of this it’s a Superman story. And Superman stands for Truth and Justice. I’m pretty sure Superman, if he were a real living breathing person wouldn’t be into restricting the rights of any person no matter what their sexual orientation was but Mr Card is and that doesn’t represent the principles of Truth and Justice to us. The second irony in all of this, if we were to boycott the title all together we’d be no better than Mr Card restricting people’s right to get this issue if they so wanted to. We’re not about censoring rights, unlike Mr Card.”

The shop sent its apologies to the other creative talent on the book saying “Our sincerest apologies go out to all the other talent involved in this book, in particular Jeff Parker that you all had the pleasure to meet at D.I.C.E. ’12.”

The book will be made available to customers who pre-order the title by March 16th at the latest and no other copies will be made available outside of this in the store.

Adventures of Superman is a digital first book that goes on print sale on May 29th.

News broke on IGN.com a couple of weeks ago that Card would be contributing the first two chapters of the digital first story along with Aaron Johnston, Chris Sprouse and Karl Story, the third by Jeff Parker and Chris Samnee; telling the story of Superman’s first meeting with Lex Luthor. Eye brows were raised in some circles at the move to hire Card considering that he is on board of directors for National Organization for Marriage, an association committed to stopping the legalisation of gay marraige. Card has been the recipient of a number of boycotts following statements contributed to him on his views on homosexuality and gay marraige.

When news�of the hirespread to�other outlets last week DC Comics were prompted into making a statement that appeared on bleedingcool.com that read:

“As content creators we steadfastly support freedom of expression, however the personal views of individuals associated with DC Comics are just that — personal views — and not those of the company itself.”

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COVER ART: Big Jim Graphic Novel

Posted: 18 Feb 2013 03:21 AM PST

Paddy Lynch has posted the cover art to Big Jim, the graphic novel from Lynch and Rory McConville�about Jim Larkin and the famed 1913 lock out due out later this year. Take a look below.

BOOK SUMMERY: In 1913, the largest industrial relations dispute in Irish history took place. Throughout this struggle,the workers of Dublin would face starvation, poverty and the horrors of ‘Bloody Sunday’. They were led by ‘Big Jim’ – James Larkin

Big Jim, cover.<br /><br /><br />
In 1913, the largest industrial relations dispute in Irish history took place. Throughout this struggle,the workers of Dublin would face starvation, poverty and the horrors of ‘Bloody Sunday’. They were led by ‘Big Jim’ – James Larkin

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REVIEW: Lightning Strike #2

Posted: 18 Feb 2013 03:20 AM PST

A year ago this month the first issue of the Lightning Strike Presents anthology book was launched at the London Super Con followed by a wider release in Ireland shortly afterwards. Almost universally acclaimed as a success, it has seemed like a long twelve months as we awaited the second instalment which is due to be released at this years London Super Con at the end of February. Having set a high bar that it would do well to replicate, the second issue has a lot to live up to.

The book let loose with a statement of intent with the opening strip ‘A Clockwork Universe’ written by Ciaran Marcantonio and art by Cormac Hughes. Channelling some fine exposition this thoroughly entertaining second chapter of the tale was superb. The narrative was very tight and met all necessary story beats that as the story was being moved forward you found yourself entrenched while Hughes on art was on top form. There were some fine panel layouts and the old arid western style in the art was pulled off with ease. This was a strip that upped its game from issue one and that first strip was no slouch.

‘Apocalypse Whispers’ from Scarlett Hopper and Peter Mason was a post apocalyptic tale that displays the power of word of mouth with a man and his dog and the variations that they take on in reputation passed on from person to person. A smart story with some nice smooth pencils from Mason.

‘Bloodless’ penned by Richard Evans and exceptional line work from Rob Carey is a tense thriller of a story that is fast paced and oh so beautiful to look at. The addition of bows and arrows to a modern hostage situation added a cool additional visual that further enhanced this tales ‘bad ass’ factor.

Liam Browne and Daryl Cox’s ‘Monkey of Oz’ continued the strong opening from issue one where we see a leaderless bunch of soldiers cross paths with our hero monkey. What shines through in the narrative is that of the sense of what’s right and fair that the monkey displays in saving a woman from a cruel outcome at the hands of the soldiers. There are some good kinetic action shots from Cox that are worth a mention also featuring a standoff between the monkey and some wolves.

Pete Hernandez was a stand out creator of the opening book so I was looking forward to ‘Villainous’, his strip in this issue with art by Graeme Howard. The story takes place on a sub way train and this opening short was an action filled with a protagonist who seems like he could carry a book on his own. Graeme Howard’s art channels Michael Lark in part and it is a perfect match for the tone of the story. Great all round strip.

The first ‘Nightmare Scenario’ was a total creep fest in which the art and story combined to leave you quite disturbed, the second issue however played with your sanity and the total mind warping story harked back and funnelled the halcyon hey days of chemically induced comix. Though I did love the appearances of Abandoned Comics Nestor in the background of several panels.

The Stephen Carey penned ‘Relos’ was a cool mix of creatures of myth and magic and Monty Borror’s art displayed great structure to give us a story with graphic gore �but with a tragic ending that brought a surprisingly heart wrenching ending to the strip.

Richmond Clements ‘Brian Boru’ with art by Cormac Hughes continued the story from issue one and didn’t let up with the enjoyment factor. Clements story deals with Brian repelling a Nordic invasion and bracing himself for their revenge with Hughes contributing a brutal interpretation of close hand combat that was superb.

Stephen Carey and Rob Carey’s ‘Reality Watch’ rounds off the strips in this issue and like last issue Peter Mason’s colours compliment Rob’s pencils well. We see the story here told retroactively and it is paced wonderfully with the tale tying up any loose threads to wrap the issue nicely.

Lightning Strike have obviously learnt from their experiences from the first issue and have produced a fantastic anthology that should have no problems retaining their readership from a year ago and pulling in new readers. Some of the very best of today’s indy talent is on show in an book�jam packed with something for everyone.

Also this issue coincides with the release of a variant cover and new logo from Lightning strike which you can see below and the news that �Eoin McAuley, Founding Publisher of Lightning Strike Comics has been awarded the Trinity Entrepreneurship Award 2013.

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PRESS RELEASE: Earthruler From DOT Comics Set For London Super Con Release

Posted: 18 Feb 2013 03:11 AM PST

*PRESS RELEASE*

Visitors to London Super Comic Con will have the opportunity to get their hands on an extremely limited book this weekend.

“Earthruler”, written by Darrin O’Toole(Tales from the Void), with art by Shawn Langley, color by Lancelot Catan and lettered by Magnus,� is comprised of 2 60 page trade paperbacks that is being launched at D.I.C.E. in Ireland this September.

However a special, extremely limited run of “Earthruler:Chapter One” will be available to 100 comic buyers who attend London Super Comic Con. This will contain the first 20 pages of the book, plus sneak peeks at whats to come from the book this September.

A kickstarter campaign will be launching shortly after the convention for the book.

The permise of the book is an alternate, mature take on a familiar tale of an Alien with powers landing on Earth. Sent to Earth as punishment from his homeworld, “Rykaal” causes havoc as his arrival kills millions….but all is not as it seems…

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PRESS RELEASE: Titan Comics Release Details on PJ Holden’s Collected Numbercruncher

Posted: 18 Feb 2013 03:10 AM PST

*PRESS RELEASE*

New Titan Comics imprint releases **Numbercruncher**, a creator-owned series by writer Si Spurrier (X-Men: Legacy, Crossed: Wish You Were Here) and artist P.J. Holden (2000AD), colored by Jordie Bellaire (**Captain Marvel, Rocketeer, The Manhattan Projects**).

Titan Comics is pleased to announce the launch of *Numbercrucher*, a creator-owned series by writer Si Spurrier and artist P.J.
Holden*.*Hitting stores on July 10, 2013, *Numbercruncher* is an off-the-wall romance mixing time-travel,
life-after-death and coal-black comedy.

Si Spurrier is a novelist, comic book writer and former BBC art director whose career has often intertwined with flagship British sci-fi comic *
2000AD* and its spin-off, *Judge Dredd Megazine*, whether penning the tales of its flagship character, or co-creating such unique and disturbed characters as Lobster Random and *The Simping Detective*.

Currently writing the electric super-psychological adventure *X-Men: Legacy*for Marvel NOW!, Spurrier has also penned adventures of
*Wolverine*, *Ghost Rider* and *Punisher*.

Spurrier is the writer of two critically-acclaimed post-pulp occult crime novels, *Contract* and *A Serpent Uncoiled*, both from Hodder Headline.

Co-creator and artist P.J. Holden, also an acclaimed regular on *2000AD*and *Judge Dredd Megazine*, crafting stories of *Judge Dredd*, *Rogue Trooper*, *Johnny Woo* and *The 86ers*. Holden broke into US comics with *Fearless*, from Image Comics. A digital comics pioneer, he designed the ‘Comics Reader App’ in 2009, which was licensed by NBC for its similarly pioneering *Heroes *webcomics*.

Utterly unusual, vaguely insane, and unexpectedly heart-warming,*Numbercruncher * follows a brilliant Mathematician who dies young, enters the afterlife and discovers a way to cheat the terrifying Divine Calculator. He schemes to be endlessly reincarnated within the lifespan of the woman he loves, no matter how often the violent bailiffs of the Karmic Accountancy cut short each life. It falls to one such bailiff – the surly Bastard Zane – to put a stop to the time-twisting romance once and for all, before the Mathematician can pull-off his greatest trick and escape Existential Justice forever!

“When Si first proposed *Numbercruncher* to me, it was clear we’d need to play with some different techniques for this multi-layered, multi-reality�story; flipping between the afterlife and the real world was a key element, and we needed something to make those realities distinct. And, being a huge fan of the Pressburger and Powell film “A Matter of Life and Death” (a romance about a dying World War II pilot, which similarly flits between a monochromatic afterlife and a technicolour real world), it seemed fairly obvious that the best way to do that was to have the afterlife be a sort of dreamy, textured b&w world, and the real world a much more comic book style, pure lineart with color. And, when Zane moves from the afterlife to the real world, crashing that b&w into the color, visually it would be show-stopping, and look like nothing else out there,” says P.J. Holden, co-creator.

”PJ and I worked our socks off on *Numbercruncher *– a time-travelling romantic comedy thriller with more twists than Agatha Christie’s corkscrew – so it’s enormously satisfying to see it published by such a prestigious institution as Titan, and hugely exciting that it’s part of their new all-original-content initiative”, says Si Spurrier, co-creator.

”*Numbercruncher* is one of those intensely personal yet universally brilliant projects you just can’t wait to get into print”, says Steve
White, Senior Comics Editor. “Si is a master of the wonderfully off beat idea, and PJ has illustrated it to perfection. The new, subtle, and emotive
colors by colorist, Jordie Bellaire help round off the Titan package. This is a title that’s flown under the radars of a lot of readers in the US, so
it’ll be great to finally get it into their hands.”

*Numbercruncher* was originally serialized in black white in Judge Dredd Megazine in the UK. The series is now being newly colored and
expanded for the first time by Titan Comics.

*Numbercruncher* #1 will hit comic stores on July 10, 2013. The series will also be available to read day and date on the iPad, iPhone, Web, Android and Kindle Fire, exclusively through the comiXology app and comiXology.comhttp://www.comixology.com/>

Retailers can order *Numbercruncher* #1 from the March 2013 edition of Diamond PREVIEWS.

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Subject: x @GetTheBlessing - #Limelight2 @LimelightNI - Thurs 21st Feb @MovingOnMusic

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THURS 21ST FEB LIMELIGHT2 DOORS 8.15PM TICKETS £12 BUY Jake McMurchie (Saxophone) Pete Judge (Trumpet) Jim Barr (Bass) Clive Deamer (Drums) � GET THE BLESSING play The Limelight2 as they continue to elbow their way out of easy categorisation. The four-piece have deftly ploughed their craft since the release of their debut All Is Yes back in 2008, drawing enthusiastic comparisons to similarly inventive acts like Tortoise and Polar Bear. A shared love of legendary saxophonist Ornette Coleman's early quartet inspired their boldly monophonic instrumentation. The intricate but rock-solid rhythm section forms the glue that holds Get The Blessing together, with the dual sax and trumpet frontline working with the bass to create melodies and harmonies. Get The Blessing hold multiple influences and comparisons with punk aren't too far-fetched, from the band's often thrashing rhythms and rocking riffs to their irreverent and mischievous attitude. Drummer Clive Deamer and bassist Jim Barr have long provided the low-end rumbles and stuttering beats for trip-hop legends Portishead. Deamer has recently been summoned by none other than Radiohead IN 2012 (he's also an established partner of Robert Plant, Roni Size, Hawkwind, Jeff Beck and several other contemporary luminaries). Not that the rest of the band are worried. "They are borrowing Clive in the hope that it will make them sound like Get The Blessing," says Barr with a smile; "No chance!" “This is the kind of band who makes jazz fans out of people who don't expect to be.”� - The Guardian “…the band’s cool, stylish heat is irresistible.” - The Telegraph � WATCH -� GET THE BLESSING - Einstein Action Figure READ -� The Irish Times interview with Clive Deamer � �

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Date: Mon Feb 18, 2013 10:10 pm
Subject: #Limelight2 @LimelightNI @GetTheBlessing Thurs 21 Feb @MovingOnMusic

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THURS 21ST FEB LIMELIGHT2 DOORS 8.15PM TICKETS £12 BUY Jake McMurchie (Saxophone) Pete Judge (Trumpet) Jim Barr (Bass) Clive Deamer (Drums) � GET THE BLESSING play The Limelight2 as they continue to elbow their way out of easy categorisation. The four-piece have deftly ploughed their craft since the release of their debut All Is Yes back in 2008, drawing enthusiastic comparisons to similarly inventive acts like Tortoise and Polar Bear. A shared love of legendary saxophonist Ornette Coleman's early quartet inspired their boldly monophonic instrumentation. The intricate but rock-solid rhythm section forms the glue that holds Get The Blessing together, with the dual sax and trumpet frontline working with the bass to create melodies and harmonies. Get The Blessing hold multiple influences and comparisons with punk aren't too far-fetched, from the band's often thrashing rhythms and rocking riffs to their irreverent and mischievous attitude. Drummer Clive Deamer and bassist Jim Barr have long provided the low-end rumbles and stuttering beats for trip-hop legends Portishead. Deamer has recently been summoned by none other than Radiohead IN 2012 (he's also an established partner of Robert Plant, Roni Size, Hawkwind, Jeff Beck and several other contemporary luminaries). Not that the rest of the band are worried. "They are borrowing Clive in the hope that it will make them sound like Get The Blessing," says Barr with a smile; "No chance!" “This is the kind of band who makes jazz fans out of people who don't expect to be.”� - The Guardian “…the band’s cool, stylish heat is irresistible.” - The Telegraph � WATCH -� GET THE BLESSING - Einstein Action Figure READ -� The Irish Times interview with Clive Deamer � �

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Date: Mon Feb 18, 2013 10:10 pm
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Stylish new home for The Fashion Souk this Spring

After a nomadic 2012, The Fashion Souk have found a new home in the beautiful setting of Spires Mall in the heart of Belfast City Centre.

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Our green gorgeous shopping events will now be held on Saturdays and what's more you can shop all day with extended opening times from 10am - 4.30pm.

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Due to demand we have added in an extra Souk in May, so dates for 2013 so far are: 2 March, 4 May, 1 June, 5 Oct 7 Dec. Remember our website and facebook page always have our latest news.

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Calling all fashion design gradutes as well as our much loved designer makers

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Penned by three girls living in Northern Ireland, they hope to help our community live more simply through the power of blogging and demonstrate that living more simply and responsibly doesn�t mean being boring.

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Spring Souk: Sat 2 March 10am - 4.30pm FREE

At our boutique market vendors offer a myriad of pre-loved luxury labels, vintage, retro high-street treasures as well as locally designed and handmade jewellery, accessories and high-fashion pieces.

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Always finding new ways to make your lifestyle greener we now have a selection art lifestyle stalls where you can find unique accessories for your home and your walls.

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This time round we are delighted to welcome many new stallholders to our ranks, especially as it means we now have menswear and gorgeous pieces for kids.

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Join the Silver Spoon Society on Mother's Day

Back by popular demand, Silver Spoon Society will host a Vintage Mother�s Day afternoon tea on Sunday 10 March at The Old School House, Holywood.

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We are delighted this year to welcome singer Marion Jordan who will add a touch of glamour with songs from the Swing era. There will be plenty of time to relax, drink tea and spend quality time with the person who means so much to you!

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Date: Tue Feb 19, 2013 4:24 pm
Subject: Media News #LoToNo

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Hundreds of people in County Fermanagh have received letters warning them that
they no longer have a TV licence.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-21503198

Many BBC journalists have completed a 24-hour strike in a dispute over
compulsory redundancies.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21492563

Two out of every five teenagers in Northern Ireland leave school without the
basic reading and writing skills, it has been revealed.
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/northern-ireland/audit-rev\
eals-literacy-shortcomings-29078857.html

By not using orange, a significant portion of the people of Ireland and Irish
identity is not being represented.
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/opinion/letters/use-orange-for-st-patricks-too\
-29077309.html

The Ulster Kama Sutra runs in the Baby Grand Studio of Belfast's Grand Opera
House from 12 - 23 February and will then tour theatres across Northern Ireland.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-21458107
http://terranovaproductions.net/

Historical revisions sparked by the discovery of the remains of Richard III
should prompt a review of Scottish king Macbeth's reign
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-21421001
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/asin/1907572007/1297

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With 3D film revenues falling, critics have been quick to point to 3D funerals
of the past, but new technology and new investment could see another revival.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21465628

Museum-goers left their shirts, trousers and underwear - everything except their
shoes and socks - for a special showing at a museum in Austria.
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/world-news/austrian-museum-puts-on-nude-s\
how-29080727.html

Rapid advances in camera, sensing, aeronautics, battery and autopilot navigation
technologies have helped make UAVs affordable, easy-to-operate and increasingly
reliable for individuals, civil authorities and businesses alike.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21432170

Pupils in England are at risk of missing out because their schools do not have
good enough Wi-Fi, figures suggest.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-21476385

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A prison officer is to be charged with passing on information about a
"high-profile" prisoner to The Sun newspaper in exchange for �3,350.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21502830

Facebook insists there's no place on its site for hate speech or content that is
threatening or incites violence.
�So why do images that seem to glorify rape and domestic violence keep
appearing?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2013/feb/19/facebook-images-rape-domestic\
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Cyber attacks that stole information from 141 targets in the US and other
countries have been traced to a Chinese military unit on the outskirts of
Shanghai, a US security firm alleged.
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/world-news/us-firm-accuses-china-over-hac\
king-29081126.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-21502088

A South African TV channel has defended its decision to air a reality show
featuring Reeva Steenkamp, the girlfriend of athlete Oscar Pistorius, who is
accused of murdering her.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-21486066

EU watchdogs plan to take action against Google by this summer over the web
giant's current privacy policy, French privacy regulator CNIL has said.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-21486066

Tobacco companies will be forced to remove their logos from cigarette packs in
New Zealand - when a challenge to a similar move in Australia is resolved.
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/world-news/new-zealand-clamps-down-on-smo\
king-29079378.html

Rock'n'roll singer Chubby Checker is suing HP over an app that used his name as
a euphemism for penis size.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21471967

Vine - Twitter's new video clip sharing app - has had its age rating increased
to 17+ on Apple's store, the highest option.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21351090

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Subject: Community Arts Weekly 19 February 2013 @ComArtsPartner

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19 February 2013

City (Re)Searches starts tomorrow… time to pop up and participate!

Wednesday marks the start of our international public arts inquiry, City (Re)Searches. The four day extravaganza will not only bring award-winning artists and activists from the Netherlands, USA, Brazil, Lithuania, Germany, UK and Ireland together with local community leaders, artists, funders and activists, but also give local people the chance to have their say. For more information on each session including agendas, visit our City (Re)Searches page.

We hope that participants from all backgrounds in Belfast will look at the timely local question – what makes culture important and valued? we are also hoping that many voices will be heard over the four days, with each day offering an opportunity for different key players in the arts to take up the discussion, from community artists and activists, to policy makers and statutory agencies. read more...

A year in the life of Trash Fashion!

It has been a very busy year for our popular Trash Fashion project, with workshops continuing to take place in the lead up to the exciting Fashion show next month. Here is a look at the last twelve months of the programme.

Rewind to early 2012 and the CAP artists were working with Blackie River Community Group, The Centre (Cregagh), Divis Community Centre, Morton Community Centre and St Andrews 168th Guides. For the first time the project worked with groups outside Belfast. read more...

Support for the Individual Artist Programme

The Arts Council of Northern Ireland Support for the Individual Artist Programme has just opened and offers a collection of schemes designed to meet the needs of individual artists working in Northern Ireland. A number of SIAP schemes, including the General Arts Awards, Self-arranged Residencies and Artist Career Enhancement scheme are open for applications.

We are hosting an information session at our office: 3-5 Commercial Court, Belfast BT1 2NB next Wednesday 27 February 9.30 -3.30 for guidance on completing application forms. Please contact us to reserve a place by phone on 90923493 or email lucy@.... read more...

Subsidies for Captioning events in Derry~Londonderry 2013

The Culture Company has joined forces with the Arts Disability Equality Charter, NITA and others to provide captioning subsidies, free training and marketing support to build captioned culture audiences. As they cannot caption every event, the plan is to select between eight and ten events spread across genres, dates and venues to give audiences a choice.

Events must be in Derry~Londonderry between 15 March and 31 December 2013. Venues and Production Companies may receive up to £470 toward plus a £50 captioning voucher for 2014. There is also free training for techs plus support with marketing and data capture. read more...

Sensorama with Northern Visions and Open Arts

Sensorama is a project by Northern Visions and Open Arts exploring technology and disability through the arts. There are some places still available for sculpture, an exciting opportunity for people with a disability to work with an internationally renowned sculptor to create a three dimensional piece which will emphasise the fun side of disability. Creative writing and Architecture; a great opportunity to work with an architect and creative writing tutor to design the ideal home, garden and neighbourhood. Also Film Group read more...

Linen Hall Library launch Digital Archive

The Linen Hall Library with support from Ulster Bank, have recently launched their new Digital Theatre Performing Arts Archive. This archive is the primary source of theatrical material from Northern Ireland. The Archive comprises of several thousand original programmes, handbills, posters, photographs, letters, news cuttings and major holdings of unpublished scripts with some materials dating back to the 1700′s. read more...

Celebration of Age Week

Celebration of Age Week (4th – 8th March) will showcase an inspiring range of Arts Older People projects across Northern Ireland, with performances, exhibitions and opportunities for people to get involved in creative workshops. The Arts Older People Programme is a pioneering, Northern Ireland-wide initiative developed by the Arts Council in partnership with The Atlantic Philanthropies. The programme was set up to increase opportunities for older people to actively engage in the arts and explore the social issues affecting them, such as poverty, isolation and loneliness, as well as promoting
positive mental health. read more...

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Challenging Place: ICAN Conference

Challenging Place: How do murals, theatre and public art challenge the people and place of a conflict city?
ICAN Conference, Friday 1st Saturday 2nd March 2013, 10am- 5pm at The Playhouse, Derry~Londonderry.

Segregation, Peace Walls and the role of the arts in conflict cities will provide the foundation for a national and international conference next month. The 2013 Playhouse International Culture Arts Network (ICAN) conference will examine how the arts challenge the people and place of Derry ~ Londonderry and other conflict / post conflict cities around the world. Held in partnership with University of Ulster, the conference will draw inspiration from international and national practice. read more....

Skaters, Rollerbladers, Cyclists, Scooter Riders and Tea-Dancers sought for Echo Echo film project

Echo Echo are searching for local Skateboarders, Rollerbladers, Rollerskaters, Cyclists, Scooter Riders and Tea-Dancers to take part of an unusual film about the city and its people.

Echo Echo Dance Theatre Company and acclaimed artist and filmmaker Rosemary Lee, are currently looking for many local people of all ages to take part in an extraordinary film this April as part of the City of Culture programme. read more...

Free Performance music and dance – Arts Care Here and Now Festival for over 60′s

The Here and Now Festival offers a range of workshops and performances for older people in various health and care settings across Northern Ireland. Additionally a number of key events are open to the public at arts venues: Wireless Mystery Theatre Free to a community groups aged 60+ in the greater Belfast Area on a first come first serve basis, the Wireless Mystery Theatre present a live performance of a radio play in a 1940�s style, including sound effects, music, singing, street songs and humour. read more...

Call for proposals for Pick �n� Mix Festival 2013

Following last year�s move to its permanent home at the MAC, the Pick �n� Mix Festival returns this year from Friday 14 – Sunday 16 June 2013. Now in its sixth year, the festival is an unfunded initiative delivered collectively by the MAC in association with the participating companies.

As always the MAC is on the lookout for a wide range of new and inventive shows: dance, theatre and performance art. If you are a young or emerging company with a track record of producing new performance work, you are eligible to apply to the 2013 Pick �n� Mix Festival. read more...

Libraries Celebrate City of Culture 2013

Libraries NI is supporting Derry~Londonderry City of Culture 2013 by launching a packed and busy programme of events to be held in all the city�s libraries to mark this exciting year.

Libraries are offering people of all ages the opportunity to enjoy a varied and exciting calendar of events taking place in Derry Central, Creggan, Shantallow, Strathfoyle and Waterside libraries.

The Libraries NI programme features something for everyone – literature, music, drama, heritage, talks, exhibitions, children�s events and much more. read more...

Poet�s charity single for Shelter NI

Local band, High Flying Words has chosen homeless people to be the beneficiary of funds raised from their single release �We Who Have No Flags�. Available on iTunes from 18th February, the High Flying Words will be donating all download profits to Shelter Northern Ireland. High Flying Words is a Belfast-based band formed by Colin Hassard and Ashley Manners and the debut single from Colin Hassard was released in January 2013. Colin has been writing and performing poetry across Ireland for a number of years and he describes this song as an anthem for peace. read more...

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The Art of Business 5/3/2013

Join WIBNI and Arts Business NI to explore taking a creative approach to rethinking your business model. read more...

Challenging Place: ICAN Conference

Challenging Place: How do murals, theatre and public art challenge the people and place of a conflict city? read more...

Circus: a Mental Health Performance – Behind the Curtain from 27/2/2013

�Circus: Behind the Curtain� will bring a rich colourful array of characters to life. The Clown, The Juggler and The Ringmaster read more...

Ards Writers 25th anniversary celebrations 20/2/3013

Ards Writers will be Celebrating 25 years with their guest and founder member Hugh Robinson read more...

Belfast Nashville Songwriters Festival 20/2/2013 – 24/2/2013

The 9th Panarts Belfast Nashville Songwriters Festival and conference is a celebration of the art of songwriting with more than 100 artists performing over 5 days read more...

A Stitch in Time: Responding to Racism at a Local Level 21/2/2013

Rural Community Network in partnership with EMBRACE NI invites all church and faith based organisations to an interactive workshop read more...

Volunteering information days at UU from 26/2/2013

University of Ulster is holding working and volunteering information days read more...

10×9 Storytelling Night 27/2/2013

10×9 is a monthly storytelling night in Belfast where nine people have up to ten minutes each read more...

Omagh Wordsmiths book launch 6/3/2013

Omagh Wordsmiths are a writing group who have produced their first anthology �Pearls of the Strule�. The launch of the new book takes place in Omagh Library read more...

Belfast Children�s Festival 8/3/2013 – 15/3/2013

The 15th Belfast Children�s Festival programme encompasses the very best of local and international theatre, dance, visual arts read more...

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Finance Assistant – The MAC closing 20/2/2013

Female Dancer – Gary Rowntree | Dance closing 24/2/2013

Youth Support Worker – Ashton Community Trust closing 25/2/2013

Executive Director – Replay Theatre Company closing 8/3/2013

Dance Captains – Walk the Plank closing 11/3/2013

Assistant Director – Walk the Plank closing 1/3/2013

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Call for Artists – Sion Mills Buildings Preservation Trust closing 22/2/2013

Call for artists for �Temporary Places� – New Lodge Arts and PS² closing 22/2/2013

Clore Leadership Programme 2013-14 Applications closing 22/2/2013

Tender for Delivery of �Good Life� Festival – Craigavon Borough Council closing 22/2/2013

Call for older people to participate in a Dance and Music Project

Locum Creative Arts Therapists (All HSC Trust Areas)closing 25/2/2013)

Call for Artists and Makers – Walk the Plank closing 25/2/2013

Opportunities for Artists, Crafters and Makers at Good Life Festival closing 27/2/2013

Exhibitor opportunities at �Good Life Festival� closing 27/2/2013

Invitation to Tender – Dance Resource Base (NI) Ltd closing 28/2/2013

Tender for Performance Artist – Upper Springfield Development Company Ltd closing 28/2/2013

Call for proposals for Pick �n� Mix Festival 2013 closing 28/2/2013

Call for Songwriters and Creative Writers – Storehouse NI closing 1/3/2013

Volume Control – Oh Yeah closing 5/3/2013

Marketing Volunteer – Wheelworks closing 6/3/2013

Opportunity to join the Board of Kabosh closing 8/3/2013

Opportunities with Fringe Benefits Theatre Company

Scholarship for performing arts practitioners – International Physical Theatre Lab

Board Members – Belfast Music Society

Lisburn groups: Yarn Bomb your City!

Holocaust Education Project closing 29/3/2013

Clown Doctors opportunity for Lisburn Health organisations

Lisburn City Schools� Arts Competition 2013

Call for Performing Arts Tutors and Facilitators – Kaleidoscope

Call for Dancers – ArtsEkta

Uni Fee Fund closing 29/3/2013

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Support for the Individual Artist Programme

Funding available for Coleraine community arts projects

Avoiding Blunders with Funders 25/2/2013 RCN

BBC Performing Arts Fund latest

Avoiding Blunders with Funders 15/3/2013

Santander Community Plus grants

National Lottery Awards closing 19/3/2013

Mervyn Peake Awards closing 29/3/2013

European Cultural Foundation

Arts Business NI Investment Programme

First Steps to Funding – Age NI workshops

The Esmée Fairbairn Foundation

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Free OCN Script Writing Courses at The Playhouse

Belfast Exposed Winter/Spring Programme

Making Your Voice Count – Rural Community Network 8/5/2013

Volume Control – Oh Yeah closing 5/3/2013

UAYD Launch New Training Programme �UAYD SkillsTap�

FREE 1-1 Social Media Training for Youth Drama Groups/Practitioners

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Date: Wed Feb 20, 2013 11:57 am
Subject: Jaffa #art prize, artists take to #Belfast streets @CreativChangeNI

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I only missed one weeks mail out and Andy Warhol opened at The MAC and the pope
resigned. However I do not think they are linked.Great to see the MAC being so
busy with the exhibition it looks like we are finally getting another all
purpose Art Gallery working in the city, the MAC reported over 5000 people
visiting in the first weekend I know I've been at numerious times and there has
always been a great energy about the place be it Friday evening or the now very
busy Sundays. It's interesting to think what was going on in the 60's in New
York and considering what was going on in the 60's in Northern Ireland. Anyone
who has been art educted at all comes across Andy Warhol at sometime in their
art education, you can see with his screenprints in particular the influence he
has had on printmaking and is probably still the reason that in any Print
workshop screenprinting is always the course that fills up first.  I love the
room with silver clouds, I watched two young children play with them for about
twenty minutes the women next to me on the seat in the gallery said " you would
not believe you were in Belfast would you" nice to see the different mix of
people in the galler,y long may it continue.



Onto the reason I was so busy last week  I've been busy working on the Backin
Belfast campaign, it's been running for a couple of weeks now and artists from
creativechangeni.com have been bringing their Art to the streets of Belfast and
giving something away for free. This so far has incluced
sculpture,drawings,performance Art paintings,portraits and  it's been quite an
experience for all the artists concerned.Anyone who has travelled will recognise
that artists are often seen out in the streets working so why not Belfast?
Locations so far have included Victoria square, Arthur Square, Royal Aveune,
Blackstaff square and the City Hall. Reactions have been interesting when you
ask the general pubic would you like some free art from a straight "no" to a
frenzy of excitment and long Q's. It's lovely to see the general public are not
so tainted with seeing people on the street that they avoid you. Out of interest
I have been asking people do they visit any galleries? mostly they say no. We
tell them it's free and where they are to great excitment. There is something
quite lovely of taking the Art to the audience rather than expecting them to
come to find you. We are continuing on this weekend with a majority of Women
artist's as Internatonal Women's Day is coming up locations so far are
Blackstaff square (behind Robinsons) 5-8pm on Friday , Arthur Square 1-4pm on
Saturday and Royal Aveune 1-4pm on Sunday artists include: Red apple Arts ,
Deirdre McKenna, Catherine Davidson, Jayne Cherry, Helen Paisley and myself.
This weekend we will have painting, drawing, performance Art and a combination
of all three ;-). This may continue on following weekends.



We also bumped into Trisha McNally and Shauna McGowan who were out asking people
what they love about Belfast the result are going into an exhibition to be held
in the City hall you might be able to catch them about the city this weekend
with their love hearts. I have to say there was a lovely atmopshere among people
out supporting Belfast during this time of shifting and a real appreciation of
Artists joining in with helping making the city a more congenial place to be, do
come down and see everybody ;-)

There are a number of exhibitions coming to an end for the next few weeks:

Susan Hughes Belfast Musicians @ The Ulster hall until 23 Feb
Bacon, Butter, Belfast until 28th Feb
Keeef Winter @ Platfrom Arts I had no idea until 28th Feb
In this must be the Place @ the Golden thread gallery until 23 Feb
Cause and Effect @ the Brian Friel Theatre until 4th March
Deborah Brown, Abstraction to figuration @ FE McWilliams gallery until March 2nd
Jean Butler @ the University gallery
Valentine @ Spacecraft.
A natural order @ Belfast Exposed until 8th march
The Village @ Belfast Exposed until 2 March
Wed inflatable City (re)searches @ Community Arts Writers square come have your
say open until Saturday everyday

Openings this week

Thursday-

Jaffa Art prize @ Art Tank-
Victoria Dean @ The Naughton gallery
The Golden Thread gallery

Friday

Mariane O Kane Boal talk on Debrah Brown 7.30-9pm
Fenderesky gallery open
Artists to the streets, @ Blackstaff square 5-8pm



Saturday

11-1pm City (Re) searches @ writers square with Comunity Arts partnership
1-4pm Artist take to the streets @ Arthursquare, Deirdre Mckenna, Helen Paisley
Fenderesky gallery open



Sunday

Artists taking to the streets Royal Aveune, Catherine Davidson, Jayne Cherry,
Bronagh lawson 1-4pm
The Mac open
Ulster Museum Open
Culturlainn open
Naughton gallery open
Mapping your creative life with Dr Rosie Burrows @ Crescent art centre



Gossip and other:

Anyone who went to the art angel talk at the MAC will have realied that this is
a once in a lifetime opportunity for any artist I hope someonr from NI gets an
opportunity. If in doubt apply.  If your not in you do not win. DAS have an
interesting workshop coming up on making Podcasts. Peter Mooney is definately
channelling something in his paintings in the Engine Room gallery so love to see
so much colour. Helena Hamilton's vibrating sculpture in Catalyst Arts brought
some cheer to my heart and the world keeps turning.CCA Derry has  a day with
Household 2-8pm on Saturday  and their Curatorial Intensive application
deadline is the 5th March. Please note as always events are being added all the
time and some places are so busy installing art they forget about the telling
people part which just goes to show just how fresh they are. So do please check
before heading out. Mo McDevitt has added a video of the artists visit to India
and Art keeps happening. Hope to see you out and about. The next RUA talk is Feb
27th 12.30-1.30 so put that in your diary as well.



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Free to the Public, HBO� Exhibit to Transport Fans into the Kingdom of Westeros
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Could a new phonetic alphabet promote world peace?
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Subject: #Dublin @IrishWritersCtr Lunchtime Readings Launch This Friday!

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Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2013 09:17:22 -0500 (EST)

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Greetings!�

We hope you'll join us this Friday for the very first of our Spring 2013 Lunchtime Readings! Ken Bruen is first up to the plate. He spoke to June about his writing for the Irish�Writers'�Centre�blog.�

The Novel Fair 2013 took place at the Centre last Saturday, and we're happy to report it was another roaring success. Huge thanks to all the writers, publishers and agents who came along and made it possible. We're looking forward to seeing some of these books on our shelves in the near future!

After a short hiatus, Inkslingers will be back this Saturday at the new, earlier time of 12 noon. To help cover costs of this popular workshop, there will now be a charge of �5 (�3 IWC Members).
We look forward to having you back slinging ink this Saturday!

And don't forget, the deadline for the first tranche of entries for the James�Plunkett�Short�Story�Award is Tuesday, March 5th so get those submissions in to: Irish Writers' Centre, 19 Parnell Square North, Dublin 1.

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If you have questions call us at 01-8721302 or email info@....�

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Lunchtime Readings�

Ken Bruen

Friday, February 22nd - 1.00pm

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It is our great pleasure to kick off the Lunchtime Readings with a reading by the enormously prolific, and celebrated author of crime-noir fiction Ken Bruen. He is the author of the award-winning Jack Taylor series which has been recently adapted for a series of TV movies. His novel Blitz was also adapted for the screen in 2011 starring Jason Statham, Aidan Gillen and Paddy Considine. In 2010, London Boulevard was turned into a film starring Colin Farrell and Keira Knightley.

�Ken's�White Trilogy�has recently been published and he has two more books on the way in 2013.

Rosemarie Rowley

In association with Poetry Ireland. Friday, March 1st - 1.00pm

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Rosemarie Rowley will be the first poet of the Lunchtime Readings. In her work as a poet and essayist, she is a pioneering voice in the fields of ecology and women's issues - The Sea of Affliction (1987), being one of the first works in eco-feminism. To date Rosemary has published five collections and is the four time winner of the Epic award in the Scottish International Poetry Competition. Her most recent books are Hot Cinquefoil Star (2002) and In Memory of Her (2004) and (2008) both published by Rowan Tree Press, Dublin.

Selina Guinness

Friday, March 8th - 1.00pm

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It is our great pleasure to invite you to a reading by the critically acclaimed Selina Guinness. Her memoir The Crocodile by the Door, her first novel, recounts the trials and tribulations of farming valuable land on the edge of Dublin at the height of the property boom. Published in 2012 by Penguin it has received widespread critical acclaim and was shortlisted for both the 2012 Costa biography award and the Sunday Independent Newcomer of the Year. Selina has also edited�an anthology of Irish poetry published by Bloodaxe, The New Irish Poets.� �

Kathy D'Arcy

In association with Poetry Ireland.�Friday, March 15th - 1.00pm

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Kathy D'Arcy is writer in residence with Cork literary organisation Tigh Fili (Poets' House).� Her first collection, Encounter, was published by Lapwing Publications in 2010, and a second, The Wild Pupil, was published by Bradshaw Books in 2012.� She currently studies and teaches Irish women's literature, runs writing workshops (www.kathydarcy.com) and works with homeless teenagers, but she originally qualified and worked as a doctor.� She is also a playwright; her plays 'Retreat' and 'This is my Constitution' have been staged in Cork, and the latter appeared recently at a Dail Eireann briefing on constitutional change.� This year she was awarded an Arts Council Literature Bursary to develop her third collection.��� 

David Park

Friday, March 22nd - 1.00pm

David Park will be one of the acclaimed writers performing at the Lunchtime Readings. His current novel The Light of Amsterdam was shortlisted for Eason Novel of the Year at the 2012 Bord G�is Energy Irish Book Awards. Of this novel, Steve Davies of The Guardian has said "...the humanity of Park's writing is such that even at the most prosaic of moments, unique insights quiver into life."
His novel The Truth Commissioner, which has been described by Joseph O' Connor as yielding "moments of heart-shivering beauty",�was awarded the Christopher Ewart-Biggs Prize. He has also received the American Ireland Literary Fund Award and a Major Artist Award from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland. David Park has written one collection of short stories and seven novels.

Eugene O'Connell�

In association with Poetry Ireland.�Friday, April 5th - 1.00pm

Eugene O'Connell was born near Kiskeam in northwest Cork in 1951. He has published a number of chapbooks, one full collection of poems, One Clear Call (Bradshaw Books, 2003), and one book of translations, Flying Blind (Southword Editions), which was volume 12 of the Cork European City of Culture Translation Series. Diviner, a new collection of his poems, was published by Three Spires Press in 2009. He is editor of The Cork Literary Review.

Donal Ryan�

Friday, April 12th - 1.00pm

Come along to a special reading by award-winning author Donal Ryan. Donal's first novel, The Spinning Heart, co-published by The Lilliput Press and Doubleday Ireland, won both Newcomer of the Year and the overall Book of the Year at the Bord Gais Irish Book Awards 2012. Declan Hughes has praised The Spinning Heart, saying "Sometimes people say, having praised a debut novel, that they look forward to what the writer does next, as if there is always room for improvement. Given a novel as brilliantly realised as The Spinning Heart, I see no reason to look anywhere but the present. For Donal Ryan, the future is now." (The Independent). John Boland has also praised the book, describing it as a " savagely funny, vision of a rural Ireland" that is "up-to-date in its concerns"(The Independent).

His second, The Thing About December, will be published in September 2013. �

Gerry Murphy �

In association with Poetry Ireland. Friday, April 19th - 1.00pm

Gerry Murphy was born in Cork in 1952. He has published seven collections of poetry, including�End of Part One: New and Selected Poems�(2006) and�My Flirtation with International Socialism�(2010). In 2008 his work was adapted for actors and musicians by Crazy Dog Audio Theatre as�The People's Republic of Gerry Murphy. He also published a volume of versions of the Polish poet Katarzyna Borun-Jagodzinska (2005).

Next Week

Dedalus Press Launch:

Harm's Way by Conor Carville and

Mysteries of the Home by Paula Meehan

Tuesday, February 26th - 7pm

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Dedalus Press cordially invite you to their first launch event of 2013, the publication of books by Harm's Way by Conor Carville and Mysteries of the Home by Paula Meehan.

Conor Carville is currently Associate Professor in English and Creative Writing at the University of Reading. His critical work on cultural theory and Irish writing, The Ends of Ireland: Criticism, History, Subjectivity, was published in 2012. In 2006 he received the Patrick Kavanagh Award for Poetry.

Paula Meehan has received many awards, including the Marten Toonder Award for Literature, The Butler Literary Award for Poetry, the Denis Devlin Memorial Award and the PPI Award for Radio Drama. She has published five collections of poetry, the most recent being Painting Rain (Carcanet, 2009). Mysteries of the Home is the first generally available edition of a book originally published for UK readers only. It gathers into a single volume poems from Meehan's seminal mid-career collections, The Man who was Marked by Winter (1991) and Pillow Talk (1994).

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