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SUMMARY:Tim Noble & Sue Webster: Love and Hate at Firstsite
DESCRIPTION:Noble & Webster have created a remarkable group of anti-monuments in their 24-year career\, mixing the strategies of modern sculpture and the attitude of punk to make art from anti-art. \nTheir work derives much of its power from its fusion of opposites\, form and anti-form\, high culture and anti-culture\, male and female\, craft and rubbish\, sex and violence. \nIn this presentation\, eight light sculptures by Noble & Webster illuminate areas of the Firstsite building with pops of glimmering colour. \nThis series of light sculptures reference iconic pop culture symbols represented in the form of shop-front-type signage and carnival shows inherent of British seaside towns\, Las Vegas and Times Square. With the aid of complex light sequencing these signs perpetually flash and spiral out messages of everlasting love\, and hate. \nPlease note\, that this exhibition contains works including flashing lights and contrasting colours across the building. For further information please speak to a member of staff. \n  \nAbout Tim Noble & Sue Webster \nIn 2009\, Noble & Webster were awarded Honorary Degrees of Doctor of Art at Nottingham Trent University in recognition of their contribution to contemporary British Art and their radical influence on younger generations of artists. In 2007\, they were awarded the ARKEN Prize at Arken\, Museum of Modern Art\, Copenhagen for outstanding contribution to the international scene of contemporary art\, in the same year their critically acclaimed project Polymorphous Perverse at the Freud Museum was nominated for the prestigious South Bank Prize. \nSince their first solo show in London\, British Rubbish in 1996\, Noble & Webster have enjoyed international recognition with solo exhibitions at Rockefeller Plaza\, New York\, 2008\, The Freud Museum\, London\, 2006\, CAC Malaga\, 2005\, Museum of Fine Arts\, Boston\, 2004\, P.S.1/MoMA\, New York\, 2003\, Milton Keynes Gallery\, UK\, 2002\, Deste Foundation\, Athens\, 2000 and The Chisenhale Gallery\, London\, 1999. Their work was included in Statuephilia—Contemporary Sculptors at The British Museum\, London in 2008–09 and in the exhibition Apocalypse—Beauty and Horror in Contemporary Art\, at The Royal Academy\, London\, 2000. \nTheir work is in the permanent collections of the AISTHI Foundation\, Beirut; Arken Museum of Modern Art\, Copenhagen; Art Gallery of South Australia\, Adelaide; Artis-François Pinault\, France; Berengo Studio\, Venice; The British Museum\, London; Dakis Joannou Collection\, Athens; Es Baluard Museum\, Palma\, Spain; The Goss-Michael Collection\, Dallas; Honart Museum\, Tehran\, Iran; Lyonel-Feininger Museum\, Quedlinburg\, Germay; Museum of Contemporary Art\, Denver; Museum of Contemporary Art\, Los Angeles; National Portrait Gallery\, London; Nicola Erni Collection\, Zug\, Switzerland; The Olbricht Collection\, Berlin; Project Space 176–The Zabludowicz Collection\, London; Saatchi Collection\, London; Samsung Museum\, Seoul\, Korea; Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum\, New York; Wemhöner Collection\, Germany. \n 
URL:https://keepcolchestercool.co.uk/event/tim-noble-sue-webster-love-and-hate-at-firstsite-2/
LOCATION:Firstsite\, Lewis Gardens\, Colchester\, CO1 1JH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Curry Night
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the last Thursday of every month at Other Monkey Brewing – The Taproom for a night of incredible flavours and craft beer. September is all about the Chinese Chicken Curry – A staple of many people’s takeaways. This curry is light\, aromatic and full of Chinese flavour. Includes soy sauce\, peas\, onions. Milk in spice but full of flavour\, a blend of sweetness and savoury. Sides; spring roll\, prawns toast\, salt & pepper potato \nPair your meal with a pint of our signature Other Monkey Brewing beer\, freshly brewed right here on-site. All of this comes together for just £12.50 per person! \nWhether you’re a curry connoisseur or just love great food and beer\, this is an event you won’t want to miss. \nEvent Details:\nDate: Last Thursday of Every Month\nTime: 5pm – 9pm\nLocation: Other Monkey Brewing – The Taproom\nPrice: £12.50 per person \nBook Your Table: Spaces are limited and fill up quickly\, so be sure to reserve your spot in advance. Vegan options are available
URL:https://keepcolchestercool.co.uk/event/curry-night-7/
LOCATION:Other Monkey Brewing – The Taproom\, 5-6 St Nicholas St\, Colchester\, CO1 1LB\, GB
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SUMMARY:SPACE: Peer-to-Peer (in person)
DESCRIPTION:The SPACE Peer-to-Peer sessions are a space for sharing work in progress\, peer support and feedback and networking. \nThe sessions are open to all creatives and are free to attend.
URL:https://keepcolchestercool.co.uk/event/space-peer-to-peer-in-person/
LOCATION:37 queen street\, CO1 2PQ Colchester\, United Kingdom\, 37 queen street\, CO1 2PQ Colchester\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Brewhouse Wenesday Reels- Movie and Pizza Night
DESCRIPTION:Following on from last Wednesday’s screening of Get Out (2017)\, as part of our Horror Film Season this October\, I’ll be showing The People Under The Stairs(15) (1991) next Wednesday at Queen St Brewhouse at 7:30pm. The People Under The Stairs is a horror comedy film written and directed by Wes Craven (Nightmare On Elm Street\, 1984) and starring Brandon Adams\, Everett McGill\, Wendy Robie\, Ving Rhames and A. J. Langer. The plot follows a young boy and two thieves who break into a house owned by the neighbourhood’s landlord and discover a dark secret hidden beneath the house. Wes Craven’s classic film is widely recognised as an underrated gem in the horror genre and his body of work. \nIn a local community in the heart of Los Angeles\,California\, a young African-American boy called Poindexter “Fool” Williams (Brandon Adams) and his family are close to being evicted by their white landlords Eldon Robeson (Everett McGill) and Mrs. Robeson (Wendy Robie). A friend of Fool’s family Leroy (Ving Rhames) suggests that he and an associate of his\, along with Fool’s help\, break into the Robeson’s house to steal a collection of gold coins to save Fool’s family and his dying mother. When Fool breaks into the house\, he finds himself trapped inside due to the Robeson’s extra security and learns about the couple’s dark and sinister lifestyle. As Fool seeks a way out\, he meets Alice (A. J. Langer)\, the Robeson’s daughter\, who tries to help him escape. \nAccording to director Wes Craven\, The People Under The Stairs was inspired by a real-life story about two thieves who broke into a house and discovered two children who had been held captive. The irony of the situation intrigued Craven\, where the burglers were not the real monsters but the family they targeted who looked ordinary on the surface. This formed the basis of the film’s story about corruption hidden within a wealthy facades including themes of gentrification\, racism and class disparity. Jonny Coleman of LA Weekly called the film “a satire of late capitalism specifically in an L.A. run ragged by the free market of the ’80s and the violence it created” and compared the Robeson’s to the Reagans. On a director’s commentary track for the film’s Blu Ray release in 2015\, Craven describes the Robeson’s house as representing “the whole society of the United States”.
URL:https://keepcolchestercool.co.uk/event/brewhouse-wenesday-reels-movie-and-pizza-night-2/
LOCATION:Queen St Brewhouse\, 7 - 9 Queen Street\, Colchester\, CO1 2PG\, GB
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SUMMARY:Stories from an Invisible Town - A wild and wonderful collection of dark comic stories
DESCRIPTION:Step into a kaleidoscopic universe full of wonder\, nostalgia and magic as we enter the imaginary town Shôn lived in as a boy. \nWritten by “the great Welsh storyteller” (The Stage)\, Shôn Dale-Jones\, Stories from an Invisible Town is charming\, unsettling and full of surprises. Shôn’s storytelling will take you on a curious journey turning everything into fiction – into a world where all reality disappears… funny and thoughtful\, it is a fantastic story about letting go and moving on.  \nPart theatre\, part storytelling\, part stand-up\, the show embraces our vulnerability\, celebrates difference and helps us rediscover the wonder of childhood’s unpredictable mind. \n“A captivating storyteller” – TIME OUT  \n“Genius” – Pick of the Week\, BBC Radio 4 \n“Winning performer” -The Guardian
URL:https://keepcolchestercool.co.uk/event/stories-from-an-invisible-town-a-wild-and-wonderful-collection-of-dark-comic-stories/
LOCATION:Colchester Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Colchester\, CO1 1NF\, United Kingdom
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