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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20150718T100000
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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/resource/
SUMMARY:Bluecoat: Resource
DESCRIPTION:Runs until Sunday 27 September 2015\n\nFree\n\nRESOURCE: Clay 
 Arlington\, Jack Brindley\,  Ben Cain\, Maurice Carlin\, Daniel Eatock\, 
 Sean Edwards\, Anne Harild with Blue Room\, Jonzo\, Laurence Payot\, The S
 erving Library\, Print Club\, The Piracy Project\, Ian Whittlesea\n\nAn ex
 hibition examining the usefulness of art and twenty-first century arts cen
 tres\, featuring work from a wide range of UK-based artists RESOURCE is 
 inspired by the 1927 founding manifesto of the Bluecoat which states that 
 the organisation was set up to promote not only the arts\, but also the 
 ‘diffusion of useful knowledge’.\n\nThe resulting exhibition includes 
 artists whose work suggests or subverts a practical purpose\, alongside in
 terventions into the infrastructure of the Bluecoat by publishing collecti
 ves and designers. Many of them have made new work for the exhibition util
 ising the building’s hidden resources – its studios\, performance spac
 es\, print rooms and the people who use them – opening up the day-to-day
  working life of the UK’s oldest arts centre.\n\nArt works as temporary 
 resources available for visitors include Sean Edward’s sculpture which 
 provides dividing walls for the exhibition\, Jack Brindley’s museum-sty
 le audio guide which layers a fictional narrative over the building\, Ian
  Whittlesea’s exercises in becoming invisible\, and the Piracy Project
 ’s reference library of bootlegged publications – open for browsing an
 d new contributions by the visiting public.\n\nRESOURCE also features wor
 king methods which highlight both what we might learn from each other an
 d how we can work within an economy of means. These include Anne Harild
 ’s prototype shelters co-designed with Blue Room\, a group of adult art
 ists with learning disabilities\, and Daniel Eatock’s contribution\, an
  installation determined by the materials left over from previous exhibiti
 ons.
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