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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20180629
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20180716
DTSTAMP:20180613T121330Z
URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/camp-furnace-art-of-footbali-don
 t-love-soccer-because-soccer-has-never-loved-me/
SUMMARY:Camp & Furnace: Camp & furnace: Art of FootbalI: Don’t Love Socce
 r Because Soccer Has Never Loved Me
DESCRIPTION:I Don’t Love Soccer Because Soccer Has Never Loved Me\n\n\nGR
 APHIC DESIGN AND ILLUSTRATION EXHIBITION\nProduced by LJMU School Of Art A
 nd Design\nCamp and Furnace / 29th June – 15th July 2018 / Free\nOpening
  times: From one hour before kick-off on all World Cup match days.\n\n&nbs
 p\;\n\nConfirmed artists include world renowned designer and typographer J
 onathan Barnbrook (David Bowie’s Blackstar and Damien Hirst publication 
 I Want To Spend The Rest Of My Life…)\, Brendan Dawes (digital artist an
 d designer who has work in the permanent collection at MoMA\, NY)\, Craig 
 Oldham (In Loving Memory Of Work) and Kat Gibb (long time Chemical Brother
 s collaborator).\n\n\n\n\nI Don’t Love Soccer Because Soccer Has Never L
 oved Me takes a critical look at “the beautiful game” through the lens
  of graphic design and illustration. The exhibition presents artwork from 
 an international selection of graphic artists made in response to an essay
  titled The World Cup And Its Pomps written in 1978 by the famous Italian 
 semiotician\, intellectual and writer\, Umberto Eco. Published in his coll
 ection of essays Travels In Hyperreality (1986)\, Eco links football “wi
 th the absence of purpose and the vanity of all things” questioning the 
 corrosive banality of its punditry\, its inherent prejudice and exclusivit
 y and its (a)political morality. The essay concludes with Eco asking rheto
 rically: “Is the armed struggle possible on World Cup Sunday… Is revol
 ution possible on a football Sunday?”\n\n
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LOCATION:Camp & Furnace\, 67 Greenland Street\, Liverpool\, L1 0BY\, Liverp
 ool\, United Kingdom
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