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OCTOBER 2010

Welcome to our October Re:Print bulletin, containing news and opportunities which we hope you will find of interest. As of this edition, the bulletin goes monthly: if you have any information youd like us to add to the November edition, please forward this to Mark Milnes (Development Officer) at wypwfunding@yahoo.co.uk, headed BULLETIN.

View this e-bulletin and more at http://www.wypw.org/news.html


CONTENTS

1. SCI-FI EXHIBITION AND TALK @ WYPW
2. EXHIBITION OPENING, LAWRENCE BATLEY THEATRE (LBT) HUDDERSFIELD
3. ANIMATED YORKSHIRE HITS LIGHT NIGHT
4. THE FIFTH MANCHESTER ARTISTS BOOK FAIR
5. THE GREAT NORTHERN CONTEMPORARY CRAFT FAIR AT SPINNINGFIELDS 2010
6. OPPORTUNITY FOR MEMBERS: 20:20 PRINT EXCHANGE
7. BOATELIER RESIDENCY OPPORTUNITY
8. MILLYARD GALLERY AUTUMN EXHIBTION 2010
9. CHILDRENS WORKSHOPS AT WYPW: OCTOBER HALF TERM
10. ARTWORK PHOTOGRAPHY SESSIONS AT WYPW



1. SCI-FI EXHIBITION AND TALK @ WYPW

Sci-Fi @ WYPW

5th October - 21st October 2010

New work by WYPW members on the theme of Sci-Fi / Future Worlds.

The show will include a new series of work from both Trafford Parsons and Helen Aldous, amongst others

Booking now Sci-Fi and Pop: Trafford Parsons
Artists talk on Sunday 17th October, 2pm to 4pm
Trafford Parsons loves to take inspiration from popular culture - be it 1970s icons in his Stormtrooper etchings, or monsters attacking London landmarks in his Gaia series of screen prints. Goldsmiths graduate Trafford will be exhibiting work as part of the Sci-Fi exhibition at WYPW, and in this talk will give an overview of his work to date.
Free to members and Kirklees residents aged 55 and over (£5 to others)


2. EXHIBITION OPENING, LAWRENCE BATLEY THEATRE (LBT) HUDDERSFIELD

Thursday 7 October from 6.30pm

The exhibition is of work created by the LBTs Artists In Residence.

As a melting pot of creativity for people working in all different art forms, the LBT offers studio space to local artists so they can develop their work in a creative and inspiring environment. Our three current artists in residence are Barbara Hellowell, Bini Atkinson and Bev Kendall. This exhibition celebrates the time they have spent with us as they move on to new ground and we welcome new artists.

If you would like to attend the opening, please RSVP to bini.atkinson@ntlworld.com by Wednesday 6th October 2010.


3. ANIMATED YORKSHIRE HITS LIGHT NIGHT

Friday, October 8, 2010 from 1:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Leeds City Centre, Leeds Shopping Plaza (Bond Street) LS1 5ER entrance between H&M and BHS

Come along and play Make instant animation to project and illuminate a series of empty shop units for the fantastic annual Light Night

If you have a projector, laptop and extension lead, please bring - the more we have the better
All welcome from beginners to expert - we need to be ready to project for the public from 6pm
Free


4. THE FIFTH MANCHESTER ARTISTS BOOK FAIR
Manchester Metropolitan University
The Holden Gallery, Manchester School of Art, Cavendish Street, All Saints, Manchester M15 6BR
6th November 2010
10am - 6pm
A showcase of the best artists books and zines, with contributors from the North West region joined by national and international contributors. Over 40 stands plus events and workshops run to coincide with the event.
Brought to you by Hot Bed Press in association with Manchester Metropolitan University.
For bookings and more information:
1st Floor, The Casket Works
Cow Lane, Salford. M5 4NB
Call: 0161 743 3111
Email: info@hotbedpress.org
Twitter: @HotBedPress
or visit our website:
www.hotbedpress.org

Nearly all the tables have been booked for this year's fair and we are, of course, hoping for an excellent show all round - wonderful artists books and crowds of interested visitors. If any of you haven't quite got round to booking your table, it's not too late - I'm sure we can squeeze at least a few more in, though there's obviously a limit - so don't hesitate to get in touch with Hot Bed Press by post (see address below), by phone (wednesday afternoon through to friday) or by email (again, email address below). For those of you who aren't attending this year, we hope to see you another time.


5. THE GREAT NORTHERN CONTEMPORARY CRAFT FAIR AT SPINNINGFIELDS 2010

One month to go ...
Featuring designer-makers from all over the UK, the event brings together the best in ceramics, glass, jewellery, textiles, home interiors products, fashion accessories and more
Opening hours
Thursday 21st October Preview evening 6pm-930pm (by invitation only)
Friday 22nd October 10am-7pm
Saturday 23rd October 10am-6pm
Sunday 24th October 10am-5pm
This years event is set to be even bigger and better, with a much larger pavilion for extra browsing space, a new Great Northern Graduates section and jewellery making workshops.
http://www.greatnorthernevents.co.uk/

6. OPPORTUNITY FOR MEMBERS: 20:20 PRINT EXCHANGE

20:20 Print Exchange
This exciting project is being co-ordinated by Hot Bed Press. We need to find 10 WYPW members to take part and commit to producing an edition of 24 prints on paper which is 20cm x 20cm in any original print medium. Each artist will be asked to contribute £10, and will receive a portfolio including their own print plus 19 other prints randomly selected from the submissions. Each workshop will receive 2 portfolios, one random portfolio and one exchange between another print workshop, i.e. 10 of their own printmakers and 10 from one randomly selected print workshop.

This is great chance to get your work seen, with printmakers from the following workshops taking part:

Birmingham Printmakers

Black Church, Dublin

Cork Printmakers

Dekkle Print Studio, Hertfordshire

Dundee Contemporary Arts

Hot Bed Press, Salford

Leicester Print Studio

Prospect Studio, Lancashire

Red Hot Press, Southampton

Seacourt Print Workshop, Bangor

West Yorkshire Print Workshop

In total there will be 130 artists, producing 3,120 prints.

If you would like to take part please get in touch ASAP. You must be a current member of WYPW and the opportunity to take part will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. The deadline to get your prints to us is WEDNESDAY 22ND NOVEMEBER, so any prints involving intaglio processes will need to be thoroughly dry by then.

Kate Desforges
Technician / Course Co-ordinator info@wypw.org / 01924 497646


7. BOATELIER RESIDENCY OPPORTUNITY

Contents May Vary are inviting artists to become 24 hour residents aboard the Boatelier narrow boat which is traveling to 3 destinations on the Aire & Calder Navigation in West Yorkshire in October 2010.


About Boatelier:

As part of Over Yonder in collaboration with East Street Arts' Social Club 2010, Contents May Vary have produced Boatelier which uses the alternative, ready-made exhibition and performance space of a narrow boat navigating the Rochdale Canal for the location of an exhibition of three event-based works. Each artist has produced a participatory event for Boatelier which takes the idea of connecting the twinned locations of the Aire and Calder Valley in West Yorkshire, England and the Ruhr Valley in Germany and explores the social, historical and political similarities and differences.

From the 16th to the 18th of October, Contents May Vary will navigate the boat from Sowerby Bridge through to Todmorden, Each day they will moor at an advertised location where they will present their event based works. Throughout each event they will collect artefacts which will be added to a collection on board the boat, accumulating throughout the journey.

From the 19th to the 21st of October, Contents May Vary will make the return journey from Todmorden to Sowerby Bridge inviting members of the public aboard the boat to experience the collection and the results of the events. Refreshments will be provided and visitors can discuss everything from art to boating with the artists.


Schedule:

Saturday 16th October: Sowerby Bridge
Sunday 17th October: Hebden Bridge
Monday 18th October: Todmorden
Tuesday 19th October: Todmorden
Wednesday 20th October: Sowerby Bridge
Thursday 21st October: Hebden Bridge


The Residency Opportunity:

Artists In Residence will join the Boatelier crew and will have the opportunity to develop and present additional exhibits to the Boatelier collection.

At the advertised times and locations, residents and visitors are invited to join Contents May Vary and the Artists In Residence aboard the narrow boat for a cup of tea or glass of wine to enjoy, discuss and contribute the events.

The results of each residency will be shown as part of the on board exhibition as it travels along the Rochdale Canal and will be then exhibited as part of the Social Club 2010 finale at East Street Arts' Union 105 in Leeds.

There is no fee or material/travel bursaries available. Accommodation aboard Boatelier is free.


To apply
Send the following information to c-m-v@hotmail.co.uk with the subject Boatelier Residency:
500 word maximum statement detailing why this residency is of interest to you
Supporting images
Your current CV
Links to relevant websites/blogs
Preferred residency dates

Deadline: Friday 8th October 2010

8. MILLYARD GALLERY AUTUMN EXHIBTION 2010

97 The Square, Uppermill, Saddleworth OL3 6BD: for further information go to www.millyard-gallery.co.uk. The exhibition includes work by Cath Brooke, Jane Burgess, Janine Denby, Bill Major, Mark Milnes, Kath Tarpy, Amrik Varkalis and others.

You are invited to the private view on Sunday October 17th from 12-4pm; the exhibition continues to November 7th.


9. CHILDRENS WORKSHOPS AT WYPW: OCTOBER HALF TERM

Booking now:
Workshops for 8 to 12 year olds
A DAY WITH CLAY: Monday 25th October, 10am to 4pm

HALLOWEEN MASKS AND COSTUMES: Friday 29th October, 10am to 4pm
Packed lunch required for both sessions
E-mail wypwworkshops@yahoo.com to book your session, or call the office on 01924 497646


10. ARTWORK PHOTOGRAPHY SESSIONS AT WYPW

Booking now
How to photograph your artwork (session 2)
Sunday 7th November 10am to 4pm
This practical session will explain the mysteries of taking that perfect image, concentrating on three- dimensional pieces and larger works of art. Attendees will learn new techniques and build their confidence in taking pictures which are well lit, well composed and which create a great impression.
With experienced artwork photographer Yvonne Grist.
£10 WYPW members and Kirklees residents aged 55 and over, or £20 for others.


11. BATLEY ART GALLERY OPEN EXHIBITION

Batley Art Gallery is extending an invitation to artists to submit work for its annual Open Exhibition. This year the exhibition will run from Saturday 4th December to Thursday 28th January, with a preview on Friday 3rd December. The Open Exhibition provides an opportunity for artists to display 2D or 3D work in a beautiful gallery environment. The exhibition is open to both professional and amateur artists, and the work submitted will be judged by a selection committee drawn from a variety of art backgrounds. To enter your work into the exhibition, fill in the entry form which is available at https://www.kirklees.gov.uk/events/eventdetails.asp?evDtID=75060&evID=7719, and bring this in with the artwork on one of the following submission dates. Enquiries about the exhibition should be addressed to Mark Milnes at mark.milnes@kirklees.gov.uk.

Submission dates: Work must be delivered to the gallery on Saturday 27th November 10am 3.30pm, Monday 29th November, 10am 6.30pm or Tuesday 30th November, 10am 4.30pm.

We are interested in receiving images from artists in advance of the exhibition which may be used on posters and leaflets to advertise the show. These should be sent as good quality jpg files, maximum one per applicant. Please note that submission of an image does not guarantee inclusion in the exhibition.

Printed copies of the entry form are available from Batley Library and Art Gallery.

Mark Milnes
Customer Service Officer, Batley Library
Exhibitions Coordinator, Batley Art Gallery
Work days: Monday and Tuesday

E-mail: mark.milnes@kirklees.gov.uk
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