The University of Manchester's gallery in the park.
http://www.whitworth.manchester.ac.uk/
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Item Reviews - 3
Anynomous
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🍦 TOMORROW 12-1pm: Why not enjoy even more of the sunshine with a wellbeing walk through our Park? Meet us at our Parkside Entrance for a free guided tour and explore. All welcome - ice cream not included! 🍦
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18 April 2023
Anynomous
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Art History and Cultural Practices The University of Manchester 2018-2019 Pilkington Lecture
Information Overload: Research Based Art and the Politics of Attention
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Claire Bishop Professor of Art History, Graduate Center, City University of New York and 2018-2019 Pilkington Visiting Professor, Department of Art History and Cultural Practices, The University of Manchester
Thursday, 4 April 2019, 5pm The Whitworth, Grand Hall Free and open to the public
A Whitworth Studies Event
Image: Renee Green, installation, detail
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01 April 2023
Anynomous
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We’re excited to announce that Crisis Choirs and Stone Flowers will be performing together as part of our brand new Resilience, Recovery and Happiness collaboration with health and science organisation Bassajamba and Manchester University’s Division of Psychology and Mental Health.
Join us on the 6th April, at the Whitworth, Manchester for a unique evening of uplifting and moving music. People affected by war and torture will use music to teach us about courage and resilienc...e, and how to find the strength to carry on after losing everything . Most people coming to Crisis Choirs have never performed or written music before. Our music facilitators help people explore their own creativity. Participants write their own lyrics and share ideas which are then shaped into songs.
Members of Stone Flowers have fled war, torture and armed conflict across the world including Iran, Egypt, Sri Lanka, Syria, Afghanistan, Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Drawing on their different languages, traditions and cultures makes performances powerful and unique.
Crisis Choirs supports refugees and asylum seekers in crisis who go to drop-in centres for support. Many have spent years living in refugee camps and many face challenges living in a new and often hostile community.
Anynomous
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🍦 TOMORROW 12-1pm: Why not enjoy even more of the sunshine with a wellbeing walk through our Park? Meet us at our Parkside Entrance for a free guided tour and explore. All welcome - ice cream not included! 🍦
" 18 April 2023Anynomous
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Art History and Cultural Practices The University of Manchester 2018-2019 Pilkington Lecture
Information Overload: Research Based Art and the Politics of Attention
...Claire Bishop Professor of Art History, Graduate Center, City University of New York and 2018-2019 Pilkington Visiting Professor, Department of Art History and Cultural Practices, The University of Manchester
Thursday, 4 April 2019, 5pm The Whitworth, Grand Hall Free and open to the public
A Whitworth Studies Event
Image: Renee Green, installation, detail
See More " 01 April 2023Anynomous
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We’re excited to announce that Crisis Choirs and Stone Flowers will be performing together as part of our brand new Resilience, Recovery and Happiness collaboration with health and science organisation Bassajamba and Manchester University’s Division of Psychology and Mental Health.
Join us on the 6th April, at the Whitworth, Manchester for a unique evening of uplifting and moving music. People affected by war and torture will use music to teach us about courage and resilienc...e, and how to find the strength to carry on after losing everything . Most people coming to Crisis Choirs have never performed or written music before. Our music facilitators help people explore their own creativity. Participants write their own lyrics and share ideas which are then shaped into songs.
Members of Stone Flowers have fled war, torture and armed conflict across the world including Iran, Egypt, Sri Lanka, Syria, Afghanistan, Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Drawing on their different languages, traditions and cultures makes performances powerful and unique.
Crisis Choirs supports refugees and asylum seekers in crisis who go to drop-in centres for support. Many have spent years living in refugee camps and many face challenges living in a new and often hostile community.
Booking is essential.
See More " 27 March 2023