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Weekly Blog 10: HALLUCINATIONS by Suki Chan - Film Premiere

• May 28, 2020
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• The Bluecoat

This week we are thrilled to bring you a UK exclusive premiere of acclaimed artist Suki Chan’s new film HALLUCINATIONS. It follows the experience of two people living with dementia, offering a fresh and startlingly honest investigation of what it feels like to live with the condition.

The film's theme of the passage of time informs other articles, activities and music in this week’s blog. We hope you find some time this week to immerse yourself in Suki’s film, enjoy our latest playlist and discover Holly Cornfield Carr’s poetry alongside her nominated poet Elizabeth-Jane Burnett.

Suki Chan - HALLUCINATIONS

• May 27, 2020
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• The Bluecoat

This week as part of our focus on the work for artist Suki Chan and the theme of the passing of time we are delighted to have an exclusive UK preview her new film HALLUCINATIONS (2020) which is currently on show at Science Gallery, Rotterdam as part of the group exhibition UNSEEN

Weekly Blog 9: 300 years in the heart of Liverpool

• May 20, 2020
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• The Bluecoat

Weekly Blog 8: LightNight at Home

• May 14, 2020
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• The Bluecoat

Friday 15th May would have been LightNight 2020, the busiest night of the year at Bluecoat when people from across the region join us for an evening of art, music, activities and fun. 

While we shall miss welcoming you all to our building, we're excited to be taking part in LightNight at Home on Friday 15 May. Join us on social media from 5pm as we create the LightNight experience online, with an evening of 'Home' inspired films, music and activities.  

In this week's blog take a look at our complete #LightNightathome programme, bringing a taste of all the usual flavours of the evening straight to your living room.

Make Yourself at Home Playlist

• May 12, 2020
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• Bryan Biggs

Make yourself at home with this playlist that our Artistic Director Bryan Biggs has complied from his record collection, supplemented by some YouTube discoveries. The theme is home – both the physical spaces we dwell in and the metaphorical home we leave behind, or yearn to return to.