Friday 18 November 2011

Exhibition of Art by Andrew Riddle

“LINE DANCE”

An Exhibition of wonderful Artwork by The Established Artist

“ANDREW RIDDLE”


From Sunday 20th November until Saturday 26th November.
Open daily from 10am until 3pm, closed Mondays.
Andrew will be having a Preview of his work on Sunday the 20th of November
from 1200 until 1400, Drinks and Nibbles will be served.
We hope you can pop in to see this super Artwork.
Lincoln Art Works
Contemporary Art Gallery
7 West Parade
Lincoln
LN1 1NL
01522 822224 0798 1772020 enquiries@lincolnartworks.com

Wednesday 5 October 2011

Jazz At The Kitty Hall @ The Voodoo Lounge Stamford

Jazz At The Kitty Hall
The Concept of Jazz at the Kitty Halls
Recreated at Mama Liz’s Voodoo Lounge in Stamford, where the wonderful Creole and Cajun restaurant will be serving a special selection of Louisiana dishes prior to the show.



Due to lack of conventional revenue the operators of dance halls in New Orleans in the '60's found it necessary to place a "Kitty" basket/jar in front of the band stand or to pass a basket in order to pay the band.
Mama Liz wish to try and maintain a presence of jazz in the tradition of New Orleans styled music to compliment the cuisine and atmosphere of the venue and anyone is welcome to respond in kind.
We hope you enjoy the repertoire of popular songs, rags, marches, spirituals, vaudeville and general joie de vivre of an evening’s music.
The band name is "Bill Dickens' Fron-Zi-Me Stompers” which is the phonetic
pronunciation of “Francs Amis” after which a dance hall operated in New
Orleans ("Francs Amis Hall" – roughly translated “True Friends Hall”).
The address was given as 1820, North Robertson Street, Tremé / Lafitte, NewOrleans, built in 1861 in one of the oldest neighbourhoods of the city.
It is the tradition for many European bands who try and play New Orleans
style music to adopt a name synonymous with the city either a street, park or area - in this case a dance hall.
See... www.mamaliz.co.uk    
The Musicians:-
Bill Dickens - Trumpet - Leader
Colin Radford - Clarinet & Alto
Gerry Rose - String Bass
Chris Reilley - Piano

FREE ADMISSION

Forthcoming dates and times:- 8.00 for 8.30pm to 11.00pm
Thursday 20th October
Thursday 17th November
Thursday 22nd December
Thursday 19th January 2012
Thursday 16th February 2012

Thursday 29 September 2011

"Various September” Exhibition @ Lincoln Art Works.

"VARIOUS SEPTEMBER”

An Exhibition of Fantastic Artwork by the Established Artist

“MATT McCOBB”
From Sunday the 2nd of October until Saturday the15th of October.
Open daily from 10am until 3pm, closed Mondays.
Matt will be having a preview of his work on
Sunday the 2nd of October, from 1200 until 1400
Drinks and Nibbles will be served.
Lincoln Art Works
Contemporary Art Gallery
7 West Parade
Lincoln
LN1 1NL
01522 822224 – 0798 1772020

Tuesday 27 September 2011

Metro-Boulot-Dodo: Four Seasons

Metro-Boulot-Dodo: Four Seasons
Part of Frequency, Lincoln's brand new Festival of Digital Culture
Wednesday 12 Oct–Friday 21 Oct 2011 11am-10pm (Times vary)




In a unique collaboration, and as part of the build up to Frequency 2011, Lincoln’s brand new Festival of Digital Culture that will take place across the city from 21 – 29 October, Lincoln Drill Hall is delighted to be welcoming back Metro-Boulot-Dodo (last seen here with their extraordinary ‘boxes show’ FIB) who will be staging two of the Four Seasons, an ambitious, interactive, four-part multi-media installation that reflects the different stages of life. Four Seasons combines interactive technology, sound installations, high quality visual production and the company’s trademark sense of humour and for the first time anywhere all four installations, including the newly commissioned SUMMER, will be shown across Lincolnshire during Autumn 2011 as part of our work with LOV, Lincolnshire One Venues.
Anyone is welcome to drop in during any of the times above and experience the Four Seasons across our two venues completely free. You can stay for a few minutes or a few hours … you can come along once or come back every day!

The Collection Lincoln
Spring & Summer


Wednesday 12 10am – 4pm
Thursday 13 10am – 8pm
Friday 14 10am – 8pm
Saturday 15 10am – 4pm
Sunday 16 10am – 4pm
Monday 17 10am – 4pm
Tuesday 18 10am – 4pm
Wednesday 19 10am – 4pm
Thursday 20 10am – 8pm
Friday 21 10am – 8pm


Lincoln Drill Hall Autumn & Winter

Wednesday 12 11am – 6pm (Official Opening from 6pm)
Thursday 13 11am – 10pm
Friday 14 11am – 10pm
Saturday 15 11am – 10pm
Sunday 16 11am – 5pm
Monday 17 11am – 5pm
Tuesday 18 11am – 10pm
Wednesday 19 11am – 7pm (Private Butterfly Club event 7pm – 10pm)
Thursday 20 11am – 10pm
Friday 21 11am – 10pm


For further details see

www.lincolndrillhall.com

www.frequency.org.uk
         

Frequency 2011, the inaugural Lincoln Festival of Digital Culture, is funded by Arts Council England, Igniting Ambition (the East Midlands Cultural Olympiad celebrations) and Lincolnshire County Council. The Festival Directors are Threshold Studios and the Festival is being driven by the University of Lincoln, The Collection and Lincoln Drill Hall. SUMMER is a co-commission between the Festival, The Collection, Metro-Boulot-Dodo and Lincolnshire One Venues

Tickets 01522 873894

Wednesday 21 September 2011

DREAM OF THE QABALIST Exibition by Shirley Anderson

DREAM OF THE QABALIST

An Exhibition of Artwork by

“SHIRLEY ANDERSON”





From Sunday the 25th of September until Saturday the 1st of October

Open daily from 10am until 3pm, Closed Mondays

Lincoln Art Works

Contemporary Art Gallery
7 West Parade
Lincoln
LN1 1NL

01522 822224     0798 1772020     enquiries@lincolnartworks.com

Monday 19 September 2011

Lincoln Comedy Festival 5th to 12th October

The Lincoln Comedy Festival will take place in three venues between Wednesday, October 5 and Wednesday, October 12.



The festival will feature  household names such as Jack Whitehall, Dave Spikey, Arthur Smith, Shappi Khorsandi & Jon Richardson mixed in with some of the best performers of musical comedy, sketch, stand up, dance and improvisation in the UK.


For full details see
www.lincolncomedyfestival.co.uk 

Wednesday 14 September 2011

New Jazz 5 Presents James Hamilton’s Jazz Orchestra

New Jazz 5 Presents James Hamilton’s Jazz Orchestra


Saturday 17 September 8pm @ Lincoln Drill Hall



TThis superb 21 piece orchestra was formed in 2007 to play original compositions by rising jazz star James Hamilton. By May 2010 the Orchestra had released their first album ‘The Causeway Suite’, with musical influences from Duke Ellington to Kenny Wheeler. The album subsequently went on to win the 2010 British Composers Award and Big Band of the Year. This is a band that enjoys and celebrates playing in a style reminiscent of the American big bands of the 50s and 60s, with brilliant arrangements that fully exploit the instrumental weaponry available from 21 players!
Plus pre-show music with Komposit in the Café             Tickets: £14 (£12 concessions / £7 students)
Lincoln Drill Hall Free School Lane Lincoln LN2 1EY 01522 873894 www.lincolndrillhall.com

Saturday 10 September 2011

The Gainsborough Packet @ The Hub Sleaford

On 14th September The Hub in Sleaford will be screening a short film, The Gainsborough Packet, followed by a live set from folk musician Robin Grey (www.robingrey.com).



The Gainsborough Packet is the culmination of a year’s research by Matt Stokes, which began with the discovery of a letter within the Tyne & Wear archive, written by an ordinary man named John Burdikin, in 1828. The letter became inspiration for lyrics, music and film created by Stokes and his collaborators (Jon Boden from Bellowhead and composer Alistair Anderson). The Gainsborough Packet engages with folk tradition, contemporary music videos and popular culture and being produced with a particular sensitivity to the shared legacy of folk music in Camden and Newcastle which stems from Stokes immersive research.
 
Robin Grey is based in Hackney and has recently returned from a successful tour of Edinburgh's Fridge Festival, where he racked up 12 gigs in just one week! He draws inspiration from the timeless work of Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, and Ani Difranco amongst many others.

Further details
07788628376



Monday 5 September 2011

Peter Hayward and Anne Barnham @ Carre Gallery Sleaford

A DUO of Lincolnshire artists will showcase their work in a new exhibition.

The paintings of Peter Hayward, from Timberland, and Anne Barnham, from Digby, will be displayed at the Carre Gallery, Sleaford.

People will be able to enjoy their artwork between Monday, September 12 and Saturday, September 17.

Mr Hayward is an established artist who trained at St. Albans, Luton and Goldsmith's College schools of art, before teaching at St Georges School in Sleaford.



And Mrs Barnham, who started painting five years ago, is a former student of Mr Hayward.



The exhibition will feature a selection of the artists' landscapes in oil, water colour and gouache.

The Carre Street gallery is open from 10am to 5pm.

Thursday 25 August 2011

Literature Talk and Film with Dr Jane Mackay: George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion

Literature at Lunchtime; Literature Talk and Film with Dr Jane Mackay: George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion - 26 August 12noon at Lincoln Drill Hall, Free School Lane Lincoln, LN2 1EY.



Shaw’s play emerged in 1912 and was packaged as a romantic comedy. It is much more a sharp lampoon on the rigid class structure of English society. Come and meet the first Eliza Doolittle and her mentor Professor Higgins, long before ‘My Fair Lady’ was ever thought of. Tickets: Talk Only £6, Film Only £5, Talk & Film £9
If you would like to purchase the talk and the film together for the special price of £9 please call the box office on 01522 873894
www.lincolndrillhall.com

Saturday 13 August 2011

Before The Storm An Exhibition by Anthony Paul

    An exhibition of Outstanding Artwork in Oils by
Best Selling Artist

“ ANTHONY PAUL “
From Sunday 14th of August until Saturday 3rd of September



 Open Daily from 10am until 3pm

Closed Mondays

Lincoln Art Works
Contemporary Art Gallery
7 West Parade
Lincoln
LN1 1NL
01522 822224     0798 177 2020 enquiries@lincolnartworks.com



Monday 8 August 2011

Movies @ Stamford Arts Centre; Beginners (15)

Beginners (15) Showing Mon 29 through to Wed 31 Aug. 8pm @ Stamford Arts Centre

Dir: Mike Mills USA 2010 1hr 55mins
Starring: Ewan McGregor, Melanie Laurent, Christopher Plummer




From writer/director Mike Mills comes a comedy/drama about how deeply funny and transformative life can be, even at its most serious moments.
Beginners imaginatively explores the hilarity, confusion, and surprises of love through the evolving consciousness of Oliver who meets the irreverent and unpredictable Anna only months after his father has passed away. This new love floods Oliver with memories of his father who – following 44 years of marriage – came out of the closet at age 75 to live a full, energized, and wonderfully tumultuous gay life.
The upheavals of Hal's new honesty, by turns funny and moving, brought father and son closer than they'd ever been able to be. Now Oliver endeavours to love Anna with all the bravery, humour, and hope that his father taught him.

See Trailer Here...  http://youtu.be/rXUFUp6vsxg
Stamford Arts Centre 27 St Mary's Street Stamford Lincs. PE9 2DL
Call  01780 763203
Email boxoffice@stamfordartscentre.com
Web www.stamfordartscentre.com

Opening Hours Monday to Saturday 9.30am to 8pm

Tuesday 2 August 2011

“Figutatively Speaking"

“FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING”
An exhibition of Wonderful Artwork from

“PRUE PYE and GARTH BAYLEY”

Sunday the 7th of August until Saturday 13th of August.
Open daily from 10am until 3pm. (Closed Mondays)




PRUE and GARTH are having a preview at the Gallery
on Sunday 7th of August from 1200 until 1400,
where Drinks and Nibbles will be served.
They would love to see you there, so why not pop along.
See the Artwork. Meet the Artists.
Lincoln Art Works
Contemporary Art Gallery
7 West Parade
Lincoln
LN1 1NL

01522 822224 - 0798 177 2  enquiries@lincolnartworks.com  

The Artist's Complete Guide to Figure Drawing: A Contemporary Perspective On the Classical Tradition
Clare Morgan About time  Now Showing until September 4 @ the Hub Sleaford

Claire Morgan is an award-winning artist working predominantly in sculpture. Her astonishing suspended artworks, for which she has become best known, are manifestations of her obsession for making and her passion for materials. Thousands of hand selected and individually hung elements are arranged in exacting formations. Whilst both beautiful and fascinating, the sculptures also bring with them a sense of wonderment and illusion.




The collection of works developed for About Time, extend Morgan’s preoccupation with ‘change’ and the passing of time. Typified by the use of fragile and organic materials such as seeds, insects, fruit or vegetation, Morgan’s sculptures subtly draw our attention to the transience of everything around us, and comment on the mysterious correlations between death, decay and the persistence of life – often with unsettling results.
More recently, taxidermy animals have been introduced into Morgan’s sculptures - rabbits, a crow and even a fox will inhabit the gallery during the exhibition here at the National Centre for Craft & Design. The creatures, which appear familiar yet at the same time startlingly foreign within the unlikely setting of an art gallery, add to the sense of augmented reality within Morgan’s sculptures. Often poised for movement the frozen animals charge the sculptures with energy - a disrupted moment never to be realised.

“Animals, birds and insects have been present in my recent sculptures, and I use suspense to create something akin to freeze frames. In some works, animals might appear to fly or fall through other seemingly solid suspended forms, or even perch or sit on them. In other works, insects appear to fly in static formations. The evidence of gravity - or lack of it - inherent in these scenarios is what brings them to life, or death.” Claire Morgan

Given the relative youth of Morgan’s career, she has achieved considerable success and firmly established her practice within the international arts arena. Her work are collected and exhibited all over the world with recent exhibitions in New York, Tasmania, Florence, Cologne and Paris to name but a few. About Time is Claire Morgan’s first solo exhibition in the UK since 2008, and therefore represents an rare opportunity to see new and existing works by this artist at the Hub National Centre for Craft & Design, Carre Street, Sleaford, Lincolnshire NG34 7TW
Details from http://www.thehubcentre.info/   hub@leisureconnection.co.uk
Open 10.00-5.00pm all year round except Christmas, Boxing and New Year Days. Use NG34 7DW for sat navs.


Crayola Glow Explosion Sand Art Sculptures

Monday 1 August 2011

Storm - The Tempest

)STORM
Shakespeare’s Tempest: Ontology, Reconstruction, Manipulation
Thu 22nd - Sun 25th September 2011

STORM is a vibrant and captivating adaptation of Shakespeare’s The Tempest. This unique Portuguese-English-Polish co-production will be performed in different locations in Lincoln over the four nights, including on a boat, in Medieval Uphill, in a nightclub and other unexpected places.
This work programme has been funded with the support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein
Performance Begins: 4.30pm
Lincoln Performing Arts Centre
01522 837600
www.lpac.co.ukThe Tempest (No Fear Shakespeare

Streetz Ahead Dance Day

Streetz Ahead Dance Day
Thursday 4th August
Lincoln Drill Hall Free School Lane Lincoln LN2 1EY


Streetz Ahead Theatre Artz returns to offer young people aged between 11 and 16 the chance to take part in two days of street & hip hop dance. The day will include learning some of the latest moves and building them into a routine which you will then be able to perform. Participants will need loose clothing and plenty of energy!
Tickets £15.00 01522 873894 www.lincolndrillhall.com

Thursday 21 July 2011

"Bashed Out" An Exhibition of Artwork In Metal by Bob Oakes

Bashed Out is an exhibition of artwork in metal by Bob Oakes, running from Sunday 24 to Sat 30 July at Lincoln Art Works.



Preview Sunday 24 July (Drinks and Nibbles Served)

Lincoln Art Works Contemporary Art Gallery 7 Westparade Lincoln LN1 1NL

Enquiries 01522 822224 or 07981772020

enquiries@lincolnartworks.com

Exceptional Works in Metal Clay & Glass: Featuring 37 Artists

Tuesday 19 July 2011

Lincoln & Lincolnshire International Chamber Music Festival

Wednesday 17 Aug–Sunday 21 Aug 2011
Lincoln & Lincolnshire International Chamber Music Festival


A five-day celebration of the music of Franz List and other ‘composer-performers’, performed by a range of outstanding international musicians. Lincoln Drill Hall hosts the opening concert and once again acts as the Box Office for the whole festival. Other concerts will take place in Horncastle, Doddington Hall, Lincoln Piano Centre, Stow, Stamford and at LPAC
For a full programme and to be put on the mailing list contact licmfoffice@ntlworld.com 07757 708858     
www.licmf.org.uk    
                          Letters of Franz Liszt, Volume 1

Monday 18 July 2011

"Inside" Jean Abreu Dance - LPAC Lincoln

Inside Jean Abreu Dance
Fri 16th September 2011 @ LPAC Lincoln




Fiercely evocative, highly-charged dance theatre featuring five outstanding male dancers and choreography by Brazilian Jerwood Award winner, Jean Abreu. This exploration of violence, incarceration, solitude and hope within the prison walls was the dance hit of the 2010 Edinburgh Festival Fringe with sold out performances, standing ovations and massive critical acclaim.
It will also treat your ears to the music of instrumental guitar/noise/glitch band 65DAYSOFSTATIC, one of the most arresting and fiercely independent bands around.
Running Time: 60 mins (no interval)
“One of the UK’s most closely watched talents, a fluid muscular mix that looks like nothing.”
THE GUARDIAN Ticket Prices: £12.50 / £10.50 Concessions. £7.50 Schools / £5 Stage Pass
Time: Performance Begins: 7.30pm

www.lpac.co.uk

Literature Talk and Film: Lord of the Flies

Literature Talk and Film: Lord of the Flies Lincoln Drill Hall Friday 22 July 12 Noon.


Come and hear Dr Jane Mackay’s fascinating explanations of great works of literature, then stay to see a classic big screen adaptation. 12noon Lord of the Flies This was Nobel prizewinning author William Golding’s first published novel, which brought him international fame in 1954. Come and explore the terrible darkness that is latent in us all, even as children, and how it can be released in a world without laws. 2pm Film Screening: Lord of the Flies (1963, PG, 83mins) Directed by Peter Brook and starring James Aubrey and Tom Chapin.
Tickets: Talk only £6, Film only £5, Talk & Film £9 01522 873894

Friday 15 July 2011

The Lyric Lounge Festival In Stamford 23 July

The Lounge is rolling out to Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire and Rutland in 2011.



Participants will benefit from workshop opportunities, platform showcasing, contact with a wide range of professional and internationally known writers and spoken word artists, as well as sound and visual artists and the opportunity to explore new venues.
www.lyriclounge.co.uk