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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/headspace-eggspace-cities-exchan
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SUMMARY:HeadSpace at EggSpace: HeadSpace @ EggSpace: Cities of Exchange\, F
 ringe@Egg
DESCRIPTION:LOOK/17: Liverpool International Photography Festival.\nHeadSpa
 ce are happy to be part of the Fringe programme with selected artistsrespo
 nding to the themes of China and urbanism.\nWe are having a Private View t
 o launch the exhibition next Thursday 6th April from 7-8:30pm\,  so pleas
 e join us for a drink and take a look at the work on display!\nIf you miss
  the opening night don’t worry\, the exhibition will run until 14th May\
 nExhibiting artists:\nCHAN Hong Yui Clement\nZ-Axis\nZ-Axis aims at docume
 nting the type of multi-level urban design in Hong Kong. Through Z- Axis o
 ne can gain more understanding of (i) how the topographical factor impacts
  Hong Kong people’s habitation and (ii) to what extent the land has been
  altered in an attempt to adapt to the natural environment.\nPeter MEARNS\
 nWhat You Imagine You Create\nThe urban environment is becoming China’s 
 most prolific creation with nearly 60% of its population living in cities.
  In 1949 the communist party declared the state to be the new church and b
 anned religion for 30 years. Today worship is permitted and growing\, one 
 way of coping with life’s urban pressures.\nKate PETERS\nOne Child Polic
 y\nThe series One Child Policy shows the tiled murals promoting the contro
 versial policy introduced in China in 1979 to slow the population growth r
 ate\, it is estimated to have prevented 400 million births and has had cou
 ntless knock on effects. Photographed in rural China the murals also promo
 te the benefits of having a girl. The policy ended in 2016 where couples m
 ay now have two children but the long term effects of nearly 40 years of p
 opulation control will remain to be seen.\nDaniel WALLIS\nThe People Below
 \nMy project focuses on the locals who live and work amongst the urbanisat
 ion of Hong Kong. With a population of over 7 million people\, Hong Kong i
 s expanding to the skies to fulfil accommodation for all. I attempted to e
 xplore the different surrounding area’s from markets to residential bloc
 ks to see it for myself.\n\n\nLOOK/17: Liverpool International Photography
  Festival\n7th April – 14th May 2017\nCities of Exchange: Liverpool/ Hon
 g Kong\nLOOK/17\, Liverpool’s biennial International Photography Festiva
 l returns this spring\, in its tenth year\, exploring Cities of Exchange. 
 Twinning Liverpool and Hong Kong\, with artists from both countries respon
 ding to their city of exchange\, examining various themes including urbani
 sm\, social housing\, architecture\, commerce and colonialism.\nLOOK\, est
 ablished in 2007\, is a biennial international festival of photography\, b
 ased in Liverpool. The four week festival features work by emerging and es
 tablished artists\, including new commissions\, historical work\, contempo
 rary solo and group shows. It exists to celebrate and explore every facet 
 of photographic practice and has become one of the leading photography fes
 tivals in the UK.\nCurator Ying Kwok says\, “This festival centres on th
 e theme of urbanism and the challenges we face globally and locally. We ar
 e living in a shifting world that changes and where interactions take plac
 e on a daily basis. I believed artists play an important role in inventing
  their own universe\, and re-inject the liveliness into the world we live 
 in. They respond to the world and bring our attention to particular subjec
 t matters that worth thinking through.”\nThe full list of exhibitions is
  at LOOK/17 www.lookphotofestival.com/programme/exhibitions
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