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A Question of Equity - April 1990
A Question of Equity - April 1990
 A Question of  Equity was a piece of Research as to the situation of women in the arts on Merseyside.  It was undertaken by Wendy Harpe and funded by Merseyside Arts.  It was a result of work done by The Women in Arts Research Group which was based at the Blackie, but which operated under the auspice of Mersyside Arts which provided administrative back up. Read More
 07-08-2017 34 weeks 3 days ago
A Spring Happening - In Homage to Allen Kaprow - July 1969
A Spring Happening - In Homage to Allen Kaprow - July 1969
A Spring Happening by Alan Kaprow was first performed at the Reuben Gallery, New York in March1961.  It was recreated at The Blackie by Wendy Harpe in July 1969.   Read More
 22-07-2013 3 years 16 weeks ago
African Connections - 1992 -1997
African Connections - 1992 -1997
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 02-12-2017 3 weeks 4 days ago
African Connections - The Batiks -1992-1997
African Connections - The Batiks -1992-1997
The Idea:  African Connections was a project which explored the links between traditional African dances and contemporary social dances.  It led to the creation and exhibition of 24 Batiks plus the creation of 24 flick books illustrating the chosen dances.. You will find a full description of African Connections under Dance (not yet available). Read More
 02-12-2017 22 hours 33 min ago
African-Caribbean Dance at The Blackie
African-Caribbean Dance at The Blackie
‘Black Dance’ (to use those two words in the most simple and direct of ways) first took root at The Blackie in 1969 through the twice weekly (Junior and Senior) Soul Discos created in partnership with Radio Doom Discoteque and Nova Express Lightshow.  The youngsters participating in these Discos  -  principally from Liverpool’s African-Caribbean communities in L8 and L1  -  engaged in social dancing to the music of African-American artists and groups James Brown, The Temptations, Sly and the Family Stone, Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, The Supremes, Gladys Knight a Read More
 09-06-2014 3 years 49 weeks ago
Anna Lockwood
Anna Lockwood
Anna Lockwood is a distinguished New Zealand composer, now called Annea Lockwood and resident in America. She first came to Liverpool in 1967 when Wendy Harpe promoted her Glass Concert (in which Anna made music from a range of glass - from striking long glass rods of varying lengths to dropping glass beads into metal containers) at the Bluecoat Chambers. Read More
 27-11-2012 5 years 19 weeks ago
Artists Who Have Exhibited at The Black-E: A to G
Artists Who Have Exhibited at The Black-E: A to G
The artists below have all exhibited at the Black-E since it start in 1968. Wherever possible we have included the dates and event they were part of, but in some cases we lack this information - 40 years is a long time. .   Mags Blackwell :  Sister To Shakespeare (1982). Read More
 20-09-2012 2 years 15 weeks ago
Artists Who Have Exhibited at The Black-E: N to S
Artists Who Have Exhibited at The Black-E: N to S
The artists below have all exhibited at the Black-E since it start in 1968. Wherever possible we have included the dates and event they were part of, but in some cases we lack this information - 40 years is a long time. .   Julia O'Leary : ANIMALS: for the use of ... (1989) Read More
 21-09-2012 2 years 15 weeks ago
Black Dance In Britain - 23 August 1993
Black Dance In Britain - 23 August 1993
Left is the flye Read More
 17-11-2017 10 weeks 5 min ago
Building Sight - Like Stars In Your Eyes - 22/23 February 1975
Building Sight - Like Stars In Your Eyes - 22/23 February 1975
Like Stars In Your Eyes was an installation by Clive Dilnot.  There are  no photographs of this installation.  However the original proposal still exists and represents pretty much what happened.  LIKE STARS IN YOUR EYES  SCULPTURE PIECE FOR GREAT GEORGES Read More
 24-11-2014 3 years 16 weeks ago
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