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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20171014
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20171112
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SUMMARY:Bluecoat Display Centre: Bluecoat Display Centre: Past\, Present\, 
 Future Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Past\, Present\, Future Exhibition\n\nExhibition runs 14th Octo
 ber – 11th November 2017\nPrivate View: Friday 13th October\, 5.30pm –
  7.30pm\n\nThe Past\, Present\, Future exhibition is curated by Wirral bas
 ed artist Emma Rodgers – a first for her in the role as curator. Showing
  alongside Emma’s acclaimed ceramic and bronze sculptural work\, will be
  four of her personal favourite artists all currently working in the conte
 mporary crafts. Their work reflects on\, and acknowledges\, the passage of
  time – a theme being explored at the Bluecoat during this\, the buildin
 gs tri-centenary year. This exhibition has been programmed to complement 
 ‘In the Peaceful Dome’ at Bluecoat Gallery which examines transformati
 on and continuity\, time and time travel and will be showing interesting h
 istorical sculptural work with a link to the Bluecoat’s past.\n\nThe 5 s
 elected artists are at different points in their careers\, from the very e
 stablished to the newly emerging.\n\nJacob Chan (North West based) is a yo
 ung emerging artist who ceramic work represents a combination of tradition
 al hand thrown vessels and hand built figurative forms. Jacob draws on his
  dual English/Chinese cultural heritage and background with inspiration be
 ing taken from shipwreck pottery\, specifically Chinese pottery that was o
 n its way to the Western world such as the Albert Docks in Liverpool.\n\nP
 eter Hayes (Bath) is a very established Internationally renowned sculptor 
 and ceramicist working in Bath\, UK. Using ceramics\, bronze and glass for
  both interior and landscape environments. Peter will be this years guest 
 Gardner Medwin lecturer on Thursday 2nd November from 2.30 – 3.30 pm.\n\
 nGina Kirby (North West based)is a multi disciplinary artist with a passio
 n for textiles and photography – her detailed architectural textile work
  successfully conveys her obsession.\n\nEmma Rodger’s (North West based)
  continually tries to push the boundaries of her sculptural work in cerami
 cs and bronze\, in terms of ideas\, expression and the use of materials. E
 mma has exhibited widely at home and abroad.\n\nIan Rylatt’s (Wales) pot
 s are intriguing hand thrown and constructed pieces\, generally to stonewa
 re. His work has always been based around the teapot form which has fascin
 ated him since his college days\, often abstracting the sculptural nature 
 of it.\n\nAdmission Free\nOpen Monday – Saturday 10am – 5.30pm. Sunday
 s noon – 5pm.\nClosed public and bank holidays
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 iverpool\, L1 3BZ\, Liverpool\, United Kingdom
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