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BAGEL - Bournemouth Arts
Group Email List
Bournemouth Arts Group Email List - If you
are an artist or arts group interested in the Bournemouth,
Dorset area you are welcome to join this group. The group
can be used to promote your event/ work and find other
creative people, exhibitions, studios etc. in the area.
Membership includes professionals and volunteers including
charities, local authorities, commerce and education.
For
the latest information sign-up to the BAGEL email
group by sending a blank message to
bagel-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
or visit the BAGEL
web page
In the latter half
of 2005 Making Space for Artists became BAGEL - Bournemouth
Arts Group Email List
Making Space for Artists
started in 2003 as a Boscombe Network Community Enterprises
project to establish the Art Works artist studios in
Boscombe, Bournemouth as part of regeneration of the
area. For the background to this project you can download
the talk that was given on 25th February 2005 below which
gives an overview of the activity.
Download in PDF or DOC (40Kb)
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At Bournemouth Library
by local artists Chris Green (right), Paul McManus
and Craig Seabright, organised by Bournemouth
Churches Housing Association.
24 January - 26 January
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Art Weeks Exhibition, the Sovereign Centre
29 May - 13 June
Sixteen Artists exhibited for
two weeks in May and June 2004, the show was
a great success attracting around 3500 visitors
and many encouraging comments.
The majority of exhibitors
are professional or semi-professional artists
or photographers, either resident in Boscombe
or who have some connection with it through
the annual Boscombe Community Fair, held in
King’s Park.
The Independent Free State
Of Mind (IFSOM) Arts Tent, through which the
network of artists has been established, was
added to the fair’s other attractions
in 2002.
This exhibition would not have
been possible without the many volunteers whose
time, enthusiasm and commitment resulted in
the amazing transformation of the dirty unused
shop unit - painted black and silver, to prime
gallery space. Read
about it in the newsletter
The exhibition was supported
by Bournemouth Borough Council regeneration
funds and a Bournemouth Council Arts Grant. |
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