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SUMMARY:Angela Davis: A Revolutionary Life
DESCRIPTION:The second in our series of events commemorating 1968. \nAngela Davis has been a revolutionary socialist since the 1960s. Active as a member of the Communist Party of the USA\, she opposed the Vietnam war and was notable for supporting the Civil Rights and Black Power struggles of the period. \nDavis is a lifelong anti-imperialist who played a prominent role in opposing the Iraq war in 2003 and who has consistently supported the Palestinians. \nMuch of her theoretical work has examined the relationship between different forms of oppression\, in particular the trinity of class\, gender and race. \nOver time her popularity has arguably grown. Her speech at the Washington Women’s march in January 2017 was watched by millions of people across the world. Her image as a revolutionary icon is constantly reproduced. \nCome and hear Counterfire activist and SOAS lecturer Feyzi Ismail present an introduction to Angela Davis’s life and politics. \nIn order to cover our costs we usually ask for £2/3 from those able to afford it.
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/angela-davis-a-revolutionary-life/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Discussion,Politics
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180414T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180414T220000
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SUMMARY:Sell Buy Date - Art Fair
DESCRIPTION:‘Sell Buy Date’ is a fundraising art fair for local artists to come and sell and showcase their work. It’s a great opportunity for up and coming artists to get their name heard and sell some of their pieces they’ve been working on. \nIf you’ve got nothing to sell\, not to worry just come along and enjoy some good music and lovely pieces of work.\nEvent date: 14/04/2018\nStart time: 10.00\nEnd time: 22.00
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/sell-buy-date-art-fair/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition,Art Fair,Fundraiser,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180411T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180411T230000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100508
CREATED:20180327T124719Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180404T163825Z
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SUMMARY:A Tribute to Raphaël Dufresne
DESCRIPTION:A jazz concert in tribute to Raphaël Dufresne will take place on Wednesday the 11th April from 7PM to midnight at the PRSC Space (14 Hillgrove road /  17 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP). \n\n\n\n\nThe concert will consist of open jam sessions and music played by Immigrant Swing and the different bands and fellow musicians with whom Rapha used to play. \nIMMIGRANT SWING \nTHE GIN BOWLERS \nJACK CALLOWAY AND HIS DANCE BAND \nRED RAY & THE REPROBATES \nPEANUT SHUFFLE CLUB \nMusicians are welcome to join and play. \nThe event will also feature an art exhibition on the theme “going back to the bare essentials” showing videos on Rapha’s music and life\, his places in Bristol\, and a full sized reproduction of his studio created by PRSC artists for this event. Two other artists will exhibit works about Rapha: \nManuela Martines will show brightly coloured visual constructions inspired by Raphael’s childhood dreams. \nCecile Donato who will exhibit an artwork on the theme of Rapha’s philosophy\, art and way of life. \nA new CD with a booklet and a web site about Rapha will be released. \nThe exhibition will be open for friends and family from the 10th to the 12th April.
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/a-tribute-to-raphael-dufresne/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition,Film,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180325T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180325T170000
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CREATED:20180206T113701Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180206T113701Z
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SUMMARY:China Decorating Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Spend a relaxing afternoon creating a uniquely decorated piece of fine English bone china! \nChoose your piece and collage as many images and as much text as you like from our unrivalled collection of historic and new water-slide ceramic transfers! \nThe price of a workshop includes a fine English bone china mug\, transfers and firing. If you want to make something else\, choose from a selection of other pieces of fine English bone china ware available at an additional charge on the day. \nYou will be shown by one of our experienced workshop crew how to apply the transfers to create your own design. Your piece will be FIRED and become available for COLLECTION the FOLLOWING WEEK. \nChoose from two sessions times: 1 – 3 pm or 3.15 – 5.15 pm.\nChildren are welcome but must be supervised at all times. \nUpcoming dates in 2018:\nSunday 11th February\nSunday 18th February\nSunday 11th March\nSunday 25th March\nSunday 15th April \nAll workshops can be booked via our website. Want to gift a workshop to a friend? We have gift vouchers for sale as well.
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/china-decorating-workshop-180325/
LOCATION:Stokes Croft China Studio\, 14 Hillgrove Street\, Bristol\, BS28JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180322T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180323T210000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20180313T144403Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180314T153255Z
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SUMMARY:Not That Easy
DESCRIPTION:‘Not That Easy’ – Bristol DramSoc \n‘Not That Easy’ is an hour-long piece telling two stories from refugees who have come to the UK\, and their experiences here. They are given to us by Dave Smith from his book ‘Refugee Stories; It’s Not Easy’\, and are based on his interviews with refugees he knew working at the Boaz Trust. We are doing this piece in partnership with City of Sanctuary in Bristol\, a charity which focuses on working with refugee charities in Bristol to make Bristol effective as a City of Sanctuary\, which it officially identifies as. \nWe particularly hope that this piece will be able to help their current ‘Dignity not Destitution’ campaign\, by raising awareness of the perils refugees encounter when they do finally arrive here\, due to the shocking behaviour of the government systems in place. \nDates: 22nd and 23rd March\, 7:30 \nPrices: \nGeneral : £10\nStudent : £8\nDramsoc : £7
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/not-that-easy/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Fundraiser,Theatre
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180321T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180321T213000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20180220T111418Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180319T140541Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlights New Writing Festival
DESCRIPTION:Bristol University’s Spotlights Theatre Society are back with their annual New Writing festival. Every year we put on an array of the best New Writing that Bristol University has to offer\, with each week providing a new selection of plays of varying lengths and genres. For three weeks starting on March 7th\, every Wednesday night will provide an assortment of New Student Writing. \nEvents dates:\nWednesday 7th March\, 20h-21.30h\nWednesday 14th March\, 20h-21.30h\nWednesday 21st March\, 20h-21.30h \nTickets: £4 society member/ £5 concession/ £6 regular (TBC)
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/spotlights-new-writing-festival/
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180316T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180316T220000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20171207T160541Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180227T144036Z
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SUMMARY:Freak by Anna Jordan
DESCRIPTION:‘They think I am the most beautiful thing in the world. And I don’t mind being a thing. I don’t want their respect. I want only their animal desire.’ \nFREAK explores female sexuality\, self-image and sexual exploitation\, in a comedic\, relatable and sometimes shocking manner. It follows the sex lives of two women at very different stages of their lives\, and looks at how societal ideals affect them emotionally and influence their decisions. Leah has just come out of puberty and is apprehensive about this whole new world of sex and sexiness\, and how to remain popular. Conversely we have Georgie\, thirty\, who has just come out of a long-term relationship and spontaneously decided to become a stripper. The audience are guaranteed to laugh\, cry and most of all feel nostalgic for experiences we have all shared whilst growing up. \nBullet Theatre is a new Bristol-based company founded by three women. Connecting media headlines to diary scribbles\, our work aims to boldly and unashamedly explore the experience of being female. Ooh…now that’s a turn on! \nHaving made its debut at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2014 to raring reviews (‘vivid\, funny and sad’- The Guardian) we are adapting our own interpretation of Anna Jordan’s punchy and provocative play to bring to Bristol\, interweaving Jordan’s poetic writing with innovative physical theatre. \nEvent dates: Thursday 15/03/2018 and Friday 16/03/2018 \nTickets: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/231737
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/freak-by-anna-jordan/2018-03-16/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180311T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180311T170000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20180206T113509Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180206T113509Z
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SUMMARY:China Decorating Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Spend a relaxing afternoon creating a uniquely decorated piece of fine English bone china! \nChoose your piece and collage as many images and as much text as you like from our unrivalled collection of historic and new water-slide ceramic transfers! \nThe price of a workshop includes a fine English bone china mug\, transfers and firing. If you want to make something else\, choose from a selection of other pieces of fine English bone china ware available at an additional charge on the day. \nYou will be shown by one of our experienced workshop crew how to apply the transfers to create your own design. Your piece will be FIRED and become available for COLLECTION the FOLLOWING WEEK. \nChoose from two sessions times: 1 – 3 pm or 3.15 – 5.15 pm.\nChildren are welcome but must be supervised at all times. \nUpcoming dates in 2018:\nSunday 11th February\nSunday 18th February\nSunday 11th March\nSunday 25th March\nSunday 15th April \nAll workshops can be booked via our website. Want to gift a workshop to a friend? We have gift vouchers for sale as well.
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/china-decorating-workshop-180311/
LOCATION:Stokes Croft China Studio\, 14 Hillgrove Street\, Bristol\, BS28JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180309T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180309T213000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20180220T112122Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180221T160625Z
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SUMMARY:Coldharbour Lane
DESCRIPTION:Beyond the Elephant\, a new Bristol based theatre company\, is here with its first show\, ‘Coldharbour Lane’ by Ella Alalade. \nSet in 1981\, a local resident has just been killed in the Brixton Riots. Three teenagers: Sam\, Nadia and Daniel are thrown together as they struggle to find their place in an uncertain world\, which is changing all around them.\n15 years later they return\, to see Mandela walk through Brixton\, after his freedom 2 years before. Yet has anything really changed? Were all those people’s deaths meaningless? And what does the future hold for their community?
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/coldharbour-lane/2018-03-09/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180218T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180218T170000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20180206T113248Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180206T113248Z
UID:10010161-1518958800-1518973200@prsc.org.uk
SUMMARY:China Decorating Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Spend a relaxing afternoon creating a uniquely decorated piece of fine English bone china! \nChoose your piece and collage as many images and as much text as you like from our unrivalled collection of historic and new water-slide ceramic transfers! \nThe price of a workshop includes a fine English bone china mug\, transfers and firing. If you want to make something else\, choose from a selection of other pieces of fine English bone china ware available at an additional charge on the day. \nYou will be shown by one of our experienced workshop crew how to apply the transfers to create your own design. Your piece will be FIRED and become available for COLLECTION the FOLLOWING WEEK. \nChoose from two sessions times: 1 – 3 pm or 3.15 – 5.15 pm.\nChildren are welcome but must be supervised at all times. \nUpcoming dates in 2018:\nSunday 11th February\nSunday 18th February\nSunday 11th March\nSunday 25th March\nSunday 15th April \nAll workshops can be booked via our website. Want to gift a workshop to a friend? We have gift vouchers for sale as well.
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/china-decorating-workshop-180218/
LOCATION:Stokes Croft China Studio\, 14 Hillgrove Street\, Bristol\, BS28JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180211T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180211T150000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20180206T112001Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180206T112129Z
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SUMMARY:China Decorating Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Spend a relaxing afternoon creating a uniquely decorated piece of fine English bone china! \nChoose your piece and collage as many images and as much text as you like from our unrivalled collection of historic and new water-slide ceramic transfers! \nThe price of a workshop includes a fine English bone china mug\, transfers and firing. If you want to make something else\, choose from a selection of other pieces of fine English bone china ware available at an additional charge on the day. \nYou will be shown by one of our experienced workshop crew how to apply the transfers to create your own design. Your piece will be FIRED and become available for COLLECTION the FOLLOWING WEEK. \nChoose from two sessions times: 1 – 3 pm or 3.15 – 5.15 pm.\nChildren are welcome but must be supervised at all times. \nUpcoming dates in 2018:\nSunday 11th February\nSunday 18th February\nSunday 11th March\nSunday 25th March\nSunday 15th April \nAll workshops can be booked via our website. Want to gift a workshop to a friend? We have gift vouchers for sale as well. \n \n  \n 
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/china-decorating-workshop/
LOCATION:Stokes Croft China Studio\, 14 Hillgrove Street\, Bristol\, BS28JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180126T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180128T170000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20180109T163821Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180109T164443Z
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SUMMARY:Side by Side
DESCRIPTION:An exhibition of photographs by Lisa Furness and Sarah Scruff. \nFri 18:00-22:00 | Sat 12:00-19:00 | Sun 12:00-17:00 \nRunning over a single weekend\, Side by Side reveals the parallel journeys of two photographers over several years. Their images are presented as separate but sympathetic collections\, echoing each other and creating new meanings and visual connections in a shared environment. \nLisa’s photography takes an aesthetic tour through squatted communities across Europe\, inviting the viewer to explore and enjoy these unique spaces. Sarah photographs colours\, light and pattern wherever she finds them\, here delving into some of the themes that have emerged over time. \nLisa and Sarah met through the Bristol photography collective Second Look\, and worked on numerous group exhibitions and events together over many years\, discovering a mutual love of colour and free exhibition wine. They collaborated on a photographic study of abandoned airports and a ghost resort in Spain\, with the focus on a single subject emphasising the marked contrast between their photographic styles. \nConsidering how to present these images led to a broader look at their respective bodies of work. Recognising shared themes and recurring visual motifs despite their differing approaches and subject matter\, Lisa and Sarah have decided to bring their pictures together and allow them to converse in a single space. \nFREE ENTRY\nFriday 26 January 18:00 – 22:00\nSaturday 27 January 12:00 – 19:00\nSunday 28 January 12:00 – 17:00 \nSpace at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol BS2 8JP \nLisa Furness: www.furnessphotography.com\nSarah Macfarlane: www.redkids.co.nz/things | Beautiful Things in Foreign Lands
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/side-by-side/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition,Photography Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180108T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180121T190000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20171010T111412Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20171010T111412Z
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SUMMARY:THE WRY WHY - art exhibition
DESCRIPTION:The “WRY WHY” is the artists look at the space between loss and gain it is a conversation played out on found materials\, detritus from skips and waste constructed into visual artefacts that look at the rivalry between keep and change.
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/the-wry-why-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171209T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171223T180000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20171111T150246Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20171130T125619Z
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SUMMARY:SPACE Open - Part I. Celebrating PRSC people\, tenants and friends
DESCRIPTION:Opening: Friday 8th December\, 6-9pm\nThis coming December the Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft (PRSC) presents its exhibition SPACE to celebrate\, showcase and promote local creative talent close to PRSC hosting a lively month of exhibitions and events. \nWe invited PRSC people\, tenants and friends to take part in a two – week exhibition and a series of events which we will run throughout December. SPACE Open celebrates the creative heartbeat around PRSC\, showing to the public who we are and what we do. \nSPACE Open is configured to host a group exhibition showcasing different artforms such as prints\, paintings\, sculptures\, objects\, English bone china ware\, made by creative talent around PRSC. Besides the exhibition\, a series of workshops\, talks\, screenings and more\, open to anyone will take place as a chance to share ideas and skills with the public over mince pies and mulled cider. \nPRSC is home to 12 artist studios\, The Bristol Cable\, and the Stokes Croft China workshop with over 16 local artists who design unique fine English bone china ware on a voluntary basis\, sold in our Stokes Croft China Shop. Our friends are local artists and arts organisations\, publishers\, volunteers\, independent newspapers\, campaign groups and creative businesses\, among others. \nList of people involved in SPACE Open are artists Bev Milward\, Chris Chalkley\, Clare Andrews\, Georgie Wood\, Lisa Furness\, Mark Cranfield\, Scot Burgoyne and object … This exhibition also includes the PRSC Team\, Stokes Croft China artists\, The Bristol Cable\, AdBlock Bristol and Jacknife. \nEvents Programme:\nSat 9 and Sat 16\, 3 – 4.30pm  – PRSC TOUR with Chris Chalkley  \nCome along for a tour visit of PRSC HQ\, china workshop\, screen printing room\, media room and editing suite\, radio broadcasting station\, outdoor yard and much more. \nPRSC chairman Chris Chalkley will share with you the extraordinary story of how we got here so far and what we are currently up to. \nPlease RSVP to email hidden; JavaScript is required to reserve your place for this event. \nSunday 10 – afternoon – China Workshop with Mark Cranfield \nWant to find a great gift? Love our Stokes Croft China ware but keen to give it a try yourself? Enrol for a Sunday workshop to make your own unique piece! Places are limited. \nFor more information check our website https://prsc.org.uk/the-china-workshops-are-back/ \nThursday 14 at 6.30 pm – Dreaming an ad-free Bristol: a creative workshop to re-imagine our city streets led by AdBlock Bristol. \nBillboards are everywhere in Bristol\, including an increasing number of intrusive\, bright\, energy-intensive digital screens. Advertising has become so much a part of our lives that many of usdon’t question them\, and some people say they don’t notice the ads. This is what the advertisers want us to think – so they can carry on feeding us messages to consume\, spend or borrow\, without us even realising it. \nHow can we shift the debate on outdoor advertising so that we can become more aware of the impacts of corporate advertising we see on our streets\, and the damage to our health\, wellbeing\, environment and local economy? \nAdblock Bristol is a group challenging corporate outdoor advertising in Bristol. We want to make Bristol the first UK city to be free from corporate billboards. Sounds great\, doesn’t it? We need your help to make it happen. \nWe’ll explore how advertising works\, what impacts it has\, and why your favourite brand of beans may not be as special as you think. We’ll discuss how we can break through the barrage of consumer nonsense and expose the myths behind the advertising industry. \nLed by Nicola Round and Robbie Gillett. \nFriday 15 at 6.30pm – Artists Talk with Lisa Furness \nAcross the continent buildings and villages lie empty. Largely uncelebrated\, an international community of activists and anarchists makes use of these buildings to address all kinds of social or environmental ills and to engage in alternative ways of life. \nBetween 2012 and 2015 photographer Lisa Furness toured Europe and the UK making a visual record of the squatted communities and projects she found. In this talk she presents stories from some of the amazing places she saw. \nSat- Sun 16-17\, 11am – 3pm drop-in – Painting Workshop \nCome and paint with us. We have some paint\, brushes\, canvases\, boards\, etc. But you are welcome to you bring yours too. The resulting paintings will be on display on the PRSC Outdoor Gallery during the Buy or Burgle It exhibition. Free entry\, ALL WELCOME \nLead by PRSC Team \n9-22 December\, noon – 4pm drop-in any time – Mug decorating \nCan’t make a decorating workshop of don’t want to book? Drop in at the SPACE Open and make your own mug for £12. Your mug will be fired and ready to pick up the following week. \nLed by PRSC Team \n 
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/space-open-part-i/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition,Community Meeting,Discussion,Exhibition,Film,Meeting,Photography Exhibition,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171207T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171207T170000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20170512T125504Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170515T143231Z
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SUMMARY:Open Art Weekend
DESCRIPTION:This is for our resident artists to display and sell their work.    This will involve putting on other events alongside such as bands\, bar\, entertainment etc
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/open-art-weekend/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition,Market
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171202T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171223T180000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
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LAST-MODIFIED:20171129T141042Z
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SUMMARY:BUY OR BURGLE IT - Outdoor Rolling Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Opening: Friday 1 December\, 6 – 9pm\nThe outdoor rolling exhibition Buy or Burgle It on Jamaica Street wall\, will run throughout December from Saturday 2 until the 23. Make sure to pass by regularly as the exhibition will change daily\, thus creating a rolling exhibition. \nBuy or Burgle It is designed to provide an outlet for aspiring and established artists to showcase and sell their work\, and to offer to the public the opportunity to purchase artworks at an affordable price. Displayed artworks can be purchased at the Stokes Croft China shop\, open 7 days a week Mon-Sat 11-6pm\, Sunday 12-5pm. \n\n\nAs well as providing a canvas for artists to exhibit their work and experiment with weatherproof techniques\, the outdoor gallery aims to give local communities and passers-by a sense of ownership of the public space\, challenging established ideas of private property and commercial enterprise. Hanging the work outside will mean it is vulnerable to vandalism and theft. Trust and respect are therefore central elements of this exhibition. \nArtists taking part to Buy Or Burgle It are: Alpha Wilson\, Annie Lilygreen\, Ben Hartley\, Benoit Bennett\, Hannah Anderson\, James George\, Jill Eastland\, Justin Quinnell\, Lara Luna Bartley\, Pablo Teresa\, Phoebe Tye\, Rebecca Hiscocks\, Ruby Fleming\, Wistful Horizons\, Shaun Harrigan\, Tudor Titzoiu\, Thomas Eastland and Xavier Roy.
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/buy-or-burgle-it-outdoor-247-rolling-exhibition/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition,Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171128T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171128T200000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20171025T111636Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20171107T112901Z
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SUMMARY:Local Currencies: The Rebellious Act
DESCRIPTION:As the UK economy transforms into a tool to support large multi-national corporations and distant shareholders\, the growth of alternative economics becomes ever more important. The Bristol Pound is widely seen as one of the most successful local currencies in the UK\, but it’s not alone in its mission. Local currencies are being established in towns and cities across the UK\, led by their communities\, who share a common aim: to redefine the way we live and work with money. \nJoin us for a workshop and discussion on how local currencies can give money back to the people. We will be joined by Charlie Waterhouse; financial activist\, creative designer\, Director at the Brixton Pound and founding member of the Independent Money Alliance. He’ll be talking about the new economy movement before we go into an open space workshop to inform\, discuss and take action to change money\, for good. \nFormal Annual Meeting | 6 – 6:45\nThe first part of the meeting will see a breakdown of our 2017 annual report\, and members will be invited to participate in elections for the next business and individual representatives to sit on the board. Business and Individual members are encouraged to apply to join the board\, and help us shape the future of the Bristol Pound. To apply and find out more\, please visit our website: https://blog.bristolpound.org/ \nPlease Note: The formal annual meeting is from 6 – 6:45. Everyone is welcome to attend\, but only members can vote in the next board representatives. All are welcome to join us for drinks\, nibbles and action from 6:45 for the second part of the meeting. \nTickets are free\, but please book through Eventbrite.
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/local-currencies-the-rebellious-act/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Discussion,Meeting
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171118T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171126T180000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20170920T115334Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20171024T141022Z
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SUMMARY:Alchemy '17
DESCRIPTION:A contemporary ceramics exhibition by sixteen artists from Maze Studios\, Bristol.\n\nThis exciting exhibition showcases a diverse collection of work celebrating the creativity of this group of 16 ceramic artists. Brought together by a passion for making and exploring the properties of clay\, each artist’s work has a unique identity.\nThe exhibition will include sculptural and functional pieces.  \n\nArtists: Miah Allman\, Fiona Barr\, Renee Betts-Secrett\, Louise Blois\, Linda Brogan\, Rachelle Corker\, Carrie Dare\, Lizzie Edwards\, Jessie Jermyn\, Iona Lautieri\, Mandy Macdonald\, Christian McCabe\, Pipistrelle Design\, Wenda Vincent\, Deborah Weymont\, Lucy Winch.\n\n\n18th -26th November at The Space PRSC. Mon-Sat 11.00am-6.00pm   Sunday 11.00-4.00pm
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/maze-exhibition-alchemy17/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition,Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171111T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171111T210000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20171017T144817Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20171017T144817Z
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SUMMARY:Bedspread zine 2 launch x Bristol Mind fundraiser
DESCRIPTION:To celebrate the second edition of Bedspread we’ll be hosting an evening of photography\, music and drinks at PRSC. Including live music by the wonderful Tara Clerkin Band\, a selection of prints on display and copies of Bedspread Issue 2. \nBedspread is an annual photography zine created and edited by Jennifer Lo; featuring a roster of artists and photographers from around the world and centers on the theme of beds. \nAll proceeds from the exhibited prints\, copies of the zine and beverages will be going to Bristol Mind; a brilliant charity who champion positive views of mental health and provide invaluable support for individuals who may be dealing with mental health issues. \nSee you thenn zzzx \nwww.bedspreadzine.co.uk\nwww.bristolmind.org.uk \n**We’ll be heading over to the Arnolfini after the launch where friends Giant Swan are playing later in the evening >>\nhttps://www.facebook.com/events/1419679361472329/?ti=cl **
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/bedspread-zine-2-launch-x-bristol-mind-fundraiser/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Fundraiser,Music,Photography Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171106T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171106T220000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20171025T113256Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20171025T113903Z
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SUMMARY:Easton Cowfolk Book Launch and Film
DESCRIPTION:Join the Easton Cowboys and Cowgirls for the launch of the new edition of Freedom Through Football: The Story of the Easton Cowboys and Cowgirls and a showing of Balls\, Barriers and Bulldozers (40 mins\, starts 7pm).\n \nThe documentary film made by Harriet Hoare\, a camera operator\, footballer\, and editor from Bristol follows players from the Easton Cowgirls and Republica Internationale football teams as they travelled to Palestine in October 2014 to play football across the West Bank. Journey with them\, and hear from the people they meet along the way as they learn more about the reality of life under Israeli occupation.\n\nEvent in partnership with Tangent Books.
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/easton-cowfolk-book-launch-and-film/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171028T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171029T020000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20171017T145406Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20171017T145514Z
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SUMMARY:Troy Ellis Pays Tribute to Alton Ellis O.D. and other legends of Reggae
DESCRIPTION:With his Hail Jamaica Band plus guests
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/troy-ellis-pays-tribute-to-alton-ellis-o-d-and-other-legends-of-reggae/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Music
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171028T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171028T150000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20170915T121756Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170915T121756Z
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SUMMARY:JtoJ - The Art of Protest: Banner and placard making workshop
DESCRIPTION:Basic banner and placard making using the facilities of the PRSC yard where many protest placards have been created over the past ten years. Participants will make placards and banners to accompany the Hands Across The City procession on 29th October. \nFree (donations welcome) but registration is required. \nHosted by Journey to Justice Bristol and PRSC. \nLink to Facebook event\nLink to Eventbrite
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/jtoj-the-art-of-protest-banner-and-placard-making-workshop/
LOCATION:PRSC The Yard\, 35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171025T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171025T220000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
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SUMMARY:Art of The Street - Film Series - Screening 5:  Street Art. Painting in the City: London\, Paris\, Madrid
DESCRIPTION:An in-depth investigation of street art\, stickers\, posters\, graffiti and culture jamming.\nPRSC is pleased to invite you to Art of The Street\, a series of 5 films followed by a discussion\, focused on providing a wider understanding of the origins of Graffiti Art\, its further developments and influences in contemporary culture. \nThe term Graffiti Arts has been used since the late 70’s to define text-based tagging (personalised signature) and drawings on walls and trains. Since then\, Graffiti Art had followed an organic development of expressive tools as a commentary of our urban environment and culture jamming. Messages of peace\, friendship\, denial of restrictions\, protest\, etc. convey a commentary around the city we live in and encourage debates on the ownership of the public space. \nThe constant flux of influences ranging from design\, publicity\, the contemporary art stream and its questioning contributes to define the visual and engaging urban art we see every day. \nScreening 5: Street Art. Painting in the City: London\, Paris\, Madrid\, 2008 \nThe term ‘street art’ has evolved to define the more visual and engaging aspects of urban art\, as opposed to simply text-based graffiti and tagging. This film follows cult figures such as Blek Le Rat\, Nano 4814\, Nuria\, Sweet Toof\, NoNose and Eine as they work on the pavements of Paris\, London and Madrid and create new pieces. It discusses the varying approaches to street art in these three cities. It also introduces some of the artists taking part in the first ever street art exhibition at Tate Modern in 2008\, and explores the rapidly expanding commercial market that is turning street artists into big earners at the auction houses. What does this newfound profitable aspect mean for this formerly underground and anti-establishment scene? \nDuration: 22 mins \nDoors open at 7pm\, the film will start at 7.30pm followed by a short discussion. \nSuggested donation £5 for a beer/soft drink and pop-corn. \nPlease register on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/art-of-the-street-film-series-street-art-painting-in-the-city-london-paris-madrid-2008-tickets-37649607991
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/art-of-the-street-screening-5-street-art-painting-in-the-city-london-paris-madrid-2008/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171025T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171025T170000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
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SUMMARY:Fighting the Cuts
DESCRIPTION:How do we fight back against the cuts? How do we get the word out about the damage that the Tories are forcing onto Bristol? \nBristol is facing a budget deficit of over £100 million by 2020. This current “graph of doom” means our Labour council is being forced by the Tories to make harsh cuts. Proposals include closing 17 out of the 27 libraries in Bristol\, and until recently the council tax reduction scheme for the poorest in the city. \nOur speakers include Esther Giles\, Bristol local campaign forum treasurer\, a speaker on the affect of the cuts\, and Ange Crossley (Secretary of Bristol East CLP).
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/fighting-the-cuts/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Discussion
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171021T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171021T210000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
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SUMMARY:Straight Outta Bristol
DESCRIPTION:Something happened in the St Paul’s area of Bristol in the early 80s that contributed hugely to what became known as the Bristol Sound. Massive Attack\, Tricky\, Portishead\, Gary Clail\, Smith & Mighty\, Fresh Four and others found international fame for their musical style of broken beats and soulful reggae tinged with dub and hip-hop that became known (much to the artists’ annoyance) as Trip Hop. \nRichard Jones from Tangent Books\, whose music titles include The Art & Sound of the Bristol Undergound\, Wild Dayz\, My Festival Romance (WOMAD)\, Punks on Scooters\, Bristol Boys Make More Noise and The Naked Guide to Bristol is joined by special guests to explore the origins of the music that made Bristol a capital of counter-culture and urban cool. \nDr Peter Webb is a writer\, academic and musician who specialises in research into popular and contemporary music\, and subcultures. He is a founder of PC Press\, publisher of Test Dept: Total State Machine and Twilight of the Mortals a collection of the incredible work of photographer and post-punk DJ Mont Sherar and the result of his 36-year love affair with the band Killing Joke. Pete is also a Senior Lecturer and Programme Leader for Sociology at the University of the West of England\, Bristol and in a previous life was part of the Statik Sound System. \nGill Loats is the author of Bristol Boys Make More Noise\, a Tangent Books/Bristol Archive Records collaboration featuring the late 70s/early 80s photography of John Spink. Gill was also the first woman DJ at the legendary Dug Out club. She is currently completing a book about the history of the Dug Out. \nBertel Martin was one of the cohort of youngsters from St Paul’s and Montpelier who were at the heart of the movement that developed into the Bristol Sound. He went on to work at the Kuumba African Arts project in St Paul’s and founded City Chameleon press and the Word of Mouth/Blahblahblah spoken word events. Bertel was the first Director of the Plymouth International Book Festival. \nTickets £5 from Bristol Ticket Shop
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/straight-outta-bristol/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Book Fair,Discussion
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171021T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171021T173000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
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SUMMARY:Book Fair
DESCRIPTION:New and second-hand books from Tangent\, Bristol Books\, Dreadnought\, Hydra\, Kebele\, Book Island\, Books on the Hill\, Zero Lubin\, Bristol Radical History Group plus author readings by Zero Lubin\, Bristol Writers Group\, North Bristol Writers Group and more. \nFREE ENTRY
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/book-fair/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171019T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171019T210000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
CREATED:20170915T120410Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170915T120410Z
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SUMMARY:JtoJ Exhibition “Voice from the Past”
DESCRIPTION:“The struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting”. (Milan Kundera) \nThe Bearpit\, Central Bristol. 6pm-9pm. Working with Bristol Artists and the students of the Creative Youth Network\, Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft offer an outdoor exhibition of Bristol’s political heroes of the past in the struggle for justice. \nThe exhibition will be built in the Bearpit from 10-18th October\, when passers-by will see artists and students at work in this extraordinary public space where the city finds its political voice. \nHosted by Journey to Justice Bristol and PRSC.
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/jtoj-exhibition-voice-from-the-past/
LOCATION:Bearpit Outdoor Gallery\, St. James Barton Roundabout\, Bristol\, BS1 3LY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171018T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171018T220000
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SUMMARY:Art of The Street - Film Series - Screening 4: Style Wars
DESCRIPTION:An in-depth investigation of street art\, stickers\, posters\, graffiti and culture jamming.\nPRSC is pleased to invite you to Art of The Street\, a series of 5 films followed by a discussion\, focused on providing a wider understanding of the origins of Graffiti Art\, its further developments and influences in contemporary culture. \nThe term Graffiti Arts has been used since the late 70’s to define text-based tagging (personalised signature) and drawings on walls and trains. Since then\, Graffiti Art had followed an organic development of expressive tools as a commentary of our urban environment and culture jamming. Messages of peace\, friendship\, denial of restrictions\, protest\, etc. convey a commentary around the city we live in and encourage debates on the ownership of the public space. \nThe constant flux of influences ranging from design\, publicity\, the contemporary art stream and its questioning contributes to define the visual and engaging urban art we see every day. \nScreening 4: Style Wars by Tony Silver\, 2007\nIn the fall of 1983\, PBS premiered Style Wars\, a documentary that chronicled New York City’s youth culture\, focusing in on two of its most exciting (and polarizing) facets: break dancing and graffiti. The brainchild of director/producer Tony Silver and producer Henry Chalfant\, the film features both eager artists and naysaying officials as it captures what was\, quite literally\, a vanishing New York. \nThe definitive book to go along with Style wars is “Subway Art” by Henry Chalfant who also produced style Wars. He and Martha Cooper spent a huge amount of time photographing NYC subways\, and their hard work is well documented on the 2nd DVD which contains 32 artist galleries and a 30-minute loop of train photos. \nDuration: 91 mins \nDoors open at 7pm\, the film will start at 7.30pm followed by a short discussion. \nSuggested donation £5 for a beer/soft drink and pop-corn. \nPlease register on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/art-of-the-street-film-series-style-wars-by-tony-silver-2007-tickets-37649399367
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/art-of-the-street-screening-4-style-wars/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171017T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171017T200000
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SUMMARY:Prof Nick Pearce - Politics and policy
DESCRIPTION:Eminent scholar Prof Nick Pearce will be speaking to Bristol Young Labour Members about politics and policy\, with plenty of chances for you to ask questions and discuss the ideas put forward. \nProf Nick currently runs the Institute for Policy Research at Bath Uni where his projects include:\n– The idea of the Anglosphere in British Politics\n– Examining universal basic income\n– Open City: London after Brexit\n– The Scottish Labour Party\n– The political economy of welfare state reform \nBefore this\, he ran the IPPR (there is a theme in his thinktank names)\, which is one of the best known leftwing thinktanks in the UK. \nHe also ran Gordon Brown’s policy unit from 2008-2010 and so will undoubtedly have some insights about how the next Labour government can form\, excecute and update its programme. \nIt is likely that afterwards we will head somewhere for a ~lemonade~.
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/prof-nick-pearce-politics-and-policy/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Discussion
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171010T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171010T220000
DTSTAMP:20260422T100509
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SUMMARY:Art of The Street - Film Series - Screening 3: Helvetica
DESCRIPTION:*DATE CHANGED* An in-depth investigation of street art\, stickers\, posters\, graffiti and culture jamming.\n \n  \nPRSC is pleased to invite you to Art of The Street\, a series of 5 films followed by a discussion\, focused on providing a wider understanding of the origins of Graffiti Art\, its further developments and influences in contemporary culture. \nThe term Graffiti Arts has been used since the late 70’s to define text-based tagging (personalised signature) and drawings on walls and trains. Since then\, Graffiti Art had followed an organic development of expressive tools as a commentary of our urban environment and culture jamming. Messages of peace\, friendship\, denial of restrictions\, protest\, etc. convey a commentary around the city we live in and encourage debates on the ownership of the public space. \nThe constant flux of influences ranging from design\, publicity\, the contemporary art stream and its questioning contributes to define the visual and engaging urban art we see every day. \n  \nScreening 3: Helvetica by Gary Hustwit\, 2007 \nIn 2005 several provocative\, award-winning ads appeared that touted the Helvetica font; Gary Hustwit explores the subject protractedly with his feature-length essay film Helvetica. The documentary\, produced in 2007 (and thus commemorating the typeface’s 50th anniversary)\, uses the omnipresent font as a lens through which it examines contemporary visual culture and how typeface is used\, aesthetically\, spatially\, and culturally\, to impart shape and character to urban environments. Hustwit then segues into a discussion with a number of acclaimed designers about their work\, their creative visions and processes\, and the aesthetic reasoning behind various decisions regarding font. Hustwit interviews over 20 design experts in the film\, including Michael C. Place\, Paula Scher\, Matthew Carter\, and David Carson. ~ Nathan Southern\, Rovi.Duration: 95 mins \nDoors open at 7pm\, the film will start at 7.30pm followed by a short discussion. \nSuggested donation £5 for a beer/soft drink and pop-corn. \nPlease register on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/art-of-the-street-film-series-helvetica-by-gary-hustwit-2007-tickets-37649201776
URL:https://prsc.org.uk/event/art-of-the-street-screening-3-helvetica/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film
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