Showing posts with label Exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exhibition. Show all posts

Thursday, 26 February 2009

Sometimes... Exhibition: Day 3

Yes!

We are up and running, excited but weary, sore feet, aching legs, but it's fun. So far today:

Selina Bus & Walk 12.00 Noon - 1.40PM - Piccadilly Gardens - Rusholme - Oxford Rd opposite Cornerhouse, shopping for accessory's for a sister's school leaving-do. £10

Rowena - Bus 12.00 Noon - Number 8 Bus, with anecdotes. £TBC

Ian - Walk 2.30-4.00PM - Tour of gig venues, city centre, searching for silences. £TBC.

Chris - Walk 4.30-5.15disused railway line, Fallowfield to Chorlton (where he used to walk Madge the Dog). £5.

Gareth - Walk 6.00 Foot of the Hilton Tower , to Castlefields, Deserted. £TBC

Wednesday, 25 February 2009

Sometimes... Exhibition: Day 2

Yes!

Day 2 of our journeys is underway with the good folk of Manchester. So far: 

Jenny - Late Cancellation but possible reschedule.

Sophie - Bus / Walk 9.30-12.00 Noon: Castle Irwell, Salford - Fallowfield - Deansgate: tour of halls of residence and old houses. £15

Natalie H - Walk 12.00 Noon. Jackson's Row Synagogue, to Town Centre. £TBC 

Kathryn - Walk 2.00PM-3.30: Greenheys Centre, Manchester Science Park to Christie's Hospital, Wilmslow Rd. £9. 

Mark - Walk, 4.00PM-5.15 Koffee Pot, Stevenson Sq to Manchester Museum to Chinatown. £8

Tuesday, 24 February 2009

Sometimes... Exhibition: Day 1

Yes!

Sometimes... (art collective I work with) have begun our residency at Manchester's greenroom, leading towards our exhibition at that goes up on the 6th March. Following on from our MEGA £500 giveaway for 'Wouldn't it be nice...' in 2007, we are spending this year's £500 budget we are paying participants £6 p/h. Our brief was to develop an exhibition with show with a number of Manchesterfolk, exploring most beloved places, so phil and I will be walking, cycling, bus-ing and train-ing around, strolling and yomping and dashing and traipsing along with 22 of Manchester's finest citizens. Yesterday we had a marathon meet&greet with participants and we timetabled what looks to be a very busy week. So far we have scheduled visits / journeys to churches, homes, inland waterways, steam train lines, bus routes, parks, disused buildings, gig venues, cafes, and popular attractions.

Big thankyous to the very very helpful Aowyn Sandeson, current head of marketing at greenroom, who has worked with particular efficiency to help get this project off the ground.

Today's journeys so far:

Tom - Walk: 10.00AM-12.00 Noon: Along the canalside up from Deansgate Lock to Piccadilly Basin, then Oklahoma, for peppermint tea (£12 for 2 hours + £14 for train fares).

Natalie S - Cycle: 2.00PM: Sacred Trinity Church (renowned venue) to home £TBC

John - Walk: 3.30PM-4.30PM from Duke's 92 up canal. £6

Rob - Walk: 5.00PM: Tour of Tall Buildings for City Skylines £TBC