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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20200125
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SUMMARY:The Atkinson: The Atkinson: The Liverpool School
DESCRIPTION:Atkinson hosts Liverpool School’s fourth major show\n\nThe Li
 verpool School of artists is staging its fourth major exhibition at the At
 kinson gallery in Southport\, six years after the art movement was created
  by Liverpool Hope University graduates.\n\nThe exhibition\, which opens o
 n Saturday\, January 25 until Saturday\, March 28\, will feature 80 works 
 by eight artists from Liverpool\, Wirral and the Midlands\n\nThe Liverpool
  School’s basic aim is to redefine urban art in geometric painting\, bot
 h 2D and 3D\, using city life and buildings and transportation as its insp
 iration – anything which depicts and portrays the rhythms of urban life.
  As an aesthetic\, the urban landscape may be regarded as the vision a soc
 iety projects about itself into the future.\n\nEach of the Liverpool Schoo
 l members interprets the city landscape in their own way and in their own 
 distinctive styles. The movement is not a strait jacket restricting how th
 e world should be viewed\, but rather it points in a new general direction
  for urban art to take.\n\nThe work on show varies from the abstract\, geo
 metric work of Mike Rickett\, Gabrielle Caul\, Steve Evans and David Tedha
 m\, to the more conventional but still urban\, geometric\, canvasses and p
 rints of Lynn Jeffery and the stylistic\, geometric paintings of scenes fr
 om the Midlands by Paul Hipkiss. By contrast\, Maureen Sullivan and has he
 r own brand of painterly\, more Impressionistic but still geometric urban 
 work\, while Susan Lee Brown will show her popular impressionistic scenes 
 of Liverpool in oils. Her work takes on a geometric edge when depicting th
 e cityscape. The most unusual are the abstractions of Steve Evans that exp
 lore and extend pictorial space through the use of light\, line and colour
 .\n\nThe work includes paintings in oils\, acrylics\, water colours\; on c
 anvasses\, paper and board and Perspex. There are also etchings\, prints\,
  lino cuts\, sculpture and reliefs. Altogether\, some 80 works of art will
  be on show.\n\nThe exhibition will open daily from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm\, 
 Monday to Saturday.\n\nFurther information from Mike Rickett\n\nMikericket
 t007@yahoo.co.uk\n\n07710057372
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