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Bluecoat, Liverpool’s centre for the contemporary arts, announces 2018 exhibition of sound art
- Dec 20, 2017
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Bluecoat’s gallery is transformed into a sonic chamber for collective singing in this ground-breaking new sound installation by Emma Smith, based on the music of social communication. Euphonia is an interactive sound work illustrating how we unconsciously make music through interlocking rhythms, pitch and tone when we engage in friendly interactions - such as chitchat with friends. Smith will draw from sounds created by the many people who visit Bluecoat on a daily basis –parents and babies, visitors to the café and the choirs and groups who rehearse there in the evenings.
R&J Porter presents Bluecoat with custom made silver dish marking the end of its 300th year
- Dec 19, 2017
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Get into the festive spirit whilst supporting Bluecoat!
- Dec 12, 2017
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Philip Courtenay: 25 Years on from LODE
- Nov 14, 2017
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25 years ago, a group of teenagers from Yellow House carried a procession of wooden crates from the Albert Dock to Bluecoat. Each crate held special cargo, a memento from countries dotting an invisible line around the globe. The line, drawn by artist Philip Courtenay, connected Liverpool and Hull.