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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/dot-art-music-and-making/
SUMMARY:dot-art Gallery: dot-art: Music and Making 
DESCRIPTION:New Exhibition at dot-art Gallery: Music and Making\ndot-art Ga
 llery’s new exhibition Music and Making will be open to the public from
  27th March – 9th May and will showcase the works of three contemporar
 y artists from the North-West. Each artist combines their love for music a
 nd painting to create work that celebrates the relationship between the tw
 o distinctive artforms.\nTranscending the gap between sound and image\, th
 is exhibition explores the cross-over between music and visual art\, pres
 enting works that reflect the texture and rhythm of sound through bold and
  gestural abstract paintings.\nAimee Blackledge’s creative process invo
 lves listening to hypnotic and immersive music to induce deep level daydre
 aming. Her new series\, Ghost Tide\, combines bold and fluid pools of col
 our with dendritic lines that simulate the esoteric tradition of scrying\;
  a practice of a seer using oil in water to summon\, read and interpret di
 vine inspiration. Aimee believes that music creates a meditative state fo
 r both creating and viewing art and she invites viewers to actively listen
  to music while looking at her works using a QR code that links to her stu
 dio playlist.\nArtist and musician Ali Barker expresses music in colour\
 , inspired by her experiences of sound-colour synaesthesia – this is the
  notion of visually perceiving musical notes in colour. Ali’s new body o
 f work draws upon her experiences as both a listener and a performer\, pr
 esenting a range of expressive\, gestural paintings made in response to he
 r colour synaesthesia. Alongside this work\, Ali will showcase another s
 eries of paintings\, which in contrast capture the processes of analysing 
 and translating excerpts of written music into complex patterns.\nListenin
 g to music whilst he paints\, Nathan Pendlebury often finds song lyrics 
 seeping into his titles. Nathan’s new body of work takes his musical ins
 piration one step further\, painting directly onto vinyl records.\nThe exh
 ibition continues until 9th May.\n\nThe dot-art Gallery can be found at 1
 4 Queen Avenue\, Castle Street\, Liverpool\, L2 4TX.\nOpening times: Monda
 y – Saturday\, 10am-6pm
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 2 4TX\, Liverpool\, United Kingdom
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