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Cutural Events SPRING 2007 SUMMER PREVIEW Sunday 1st July to Sunday 15th July Magee campus The North West Academy of the Arts The Magee campus will be one of the host venues for this summer’s North West Academy of the Arts. The Academy will bring together 200 talented young people, aged 16-18, from the border counties of the North West of Ireland to develop and enhance their artistic and creative talents through an intensive residential training and coaching programme in July 2007. A partnership between the North West Institute of Further and Higher Education (NWIFHE), the University of Ulster, the Western Education and Library Board and Donegal VEC, the Academy follows on the success of previous programmes in 2004 and 2005. Participants on the two-week residential programme must have a passionate interest in the visual and performing arts. Applicants will be auditioned and interviewed to determine their suitability for the programme and those lucky enough to be selected will each receive a full scholarship to cover all fees and residential costs, estimated to be worth in the region of £1,500 per student. The NWAA is funded under the Peace and Reconciliation Programme, measure 5.2. Information: Cultural Development Office at the Magee campus on (028) 7137 5658 or n.pearce@ulster.ac.uk Monday 16th July to Friday 10th August Coleraine campus Talks and Tours The University of Ulster’s Talks and Tours programme of short courses, day trips, residentials and evening talks has been offering an introduction to a wide variety of topics to all members of the community for 36 years and is supported by Coleraine, Limavady and Ballymoney Councils. The 2007 programme will include trips to Tory and Rathlin Islands and short courses on a variety of subjects, including drama, dance and creative writing. There will also be a range of entertaining and informative talks on a wide variety of fascinating topics and unique day trips to explore some of the places of interest around the region. Talks and Tours provides an enjoyable and leisurely way for participants to learn more about subjects that interest them by offering access to expert tutors, guides and speakers in a relaxed, informal atmosphere. To find out more about what this programme of events and activities has to offer please visit www.culture.ulster.ac.uk and click on Archives for programmes from previous years. Information: Cultural Development Office at the Coleraine campus on (028) 7032 4449 or j.mackle@ulster.ac.uk Thursday 23rd August to Sunday 26th August Magee campus City of Derry Guitar Festival This annual festival of guitar and new music, now in its sixth year, is a great opportunity for guitarists and composers of all levels, irrespective of age. Participants will have the opportunity to participate in masterclasses, workshops, ensembles, solo performances and much more, in a relaxed atmosphere. The festival is renowned for the accessibility of its tutors and the informality of its learning environment. Tutors for 2007 include internationally renowned guitarists Carlos Bonell (making his fourth return visit), Clive Caroll, Graham Devine and Asya Choskin, as well as the composer Nikita Coshkin, whose work will be celebrated during the festival. Information/Bookings: City of Derry Guitar Festival on (028) 7137 5550 or info@cityofderryguitarfestival.com
DATE EVENT LOCATION PAGE DATE EVENT LOCATION PAGE 1st to 24th February UU Student Printmaking Show Belfast 1 1st February Applied Art Lunchtime Lecture – John Creed Belfast 1 5th & 6th February LTC – Paul McIntyre Jazz Trio Coleraine/Magee 1 5th to 24th February Exhibition – New Light Through Old Windows Portstewart 2 13th February Lunchtime Gig – Ben Glover Jordanstown 2 14th February CMR Seminar – Anne Crilly Coleraine 2 15th February Eating Words: Poetry, Cookery, and the Art of Translation Jordanstown 3 20th February Many Voices – Robert Welch Coleraine 3 21st February Many Voices – Cathal Ó Searcaigh & Frank Sewell Coleraine 4 21st February Interaction: 3D Design Lectures Belfast 6 22nd February Lunchtime Gig – Oppenhiemer Jordanstown 7 22nd February Textiles & Colouration Workshop Belfast 7 22nd February Many Voices – Reporting on Politics and Conflict Coleraine 4 22nd February Many Voices – Conor O’Clery, Malachi O’Doherty & Chris Ryder Portstewart 4 23rd February Many Voices – Colin Bateman & John Connolly Ballymoney 5 24th February Many Voices – Kate Newman Workshop Coleraine 5 24th February Many Voices – Kate Newman and Bill Campbell Coleraine 5 24th February Many Voices – Paul Howard, Workshop for Children Portstewart 6 24th February Many Voices – Bernard MacLaverty Coleraine 6 24th February Share Music Workshop Magee 7 27th February to Performance Art Workshops 2nd March with Boris Nieslony Belfast 8 27th February LTC – MMus Students Magee 8 28th February CMR Seminar – Maya Götz Coleraine 8 1st March Lunchtime Gig – Paul Casey Jordanstown 9 6th March LTC – Paul Roe Magee 9 7th March Positively Architecture – Jochen Gerz L’Derry 9 8th March Lunchtime Gig – Mark McKnight Trio Jordanstown 10 8th March Design Lecture – Andy Altmann Belfast 10 8th & 9th March Advanced Textile Patterning Techniques Workshop Belfast 10 12th & 13th March LTC – Atsushi Tamura Coleraine/Magee 11 14th March CMR Seminar – Karen Lury Coleraine 11 14th March Advanced Textile Patterning Techniques Workshop Belfast 11 19th March Belfast Fashion Week Belfast 12 21st March ‘Come Good Rain’ (George Seremba) Magee 12 22nd March Textiles & Colouration Workshop Belfast 13 24th March Share Music Workshop Magee 7 27th March LTC – Darragh Morgan & Mary Dullea Magee 13 28th March CMR Seminar – Alan Grossman & Áine O Brien Coleraine 14 28th March Alan Sillitoe & Ruth Fainlight L’Derry 14 29th March Lunchtime Gig – Eilidh Patterson Jordanstown 14 29th March Joanna MacGregor (piano) & Andy Sheppard (sax) Magee 15 17th April Fidelio Trio Coleraine 15 18th April CMR Seminar – Felicia Chan & Ken Murphy Coleraine 16 19th April 10 Steps to Starting Your Own Performing Arts Co. Magee 16 19th April In-Fluence: Water, Art and Public Spaces Belfast 16 21st April Share Music Workshop Magee 7 21st & 22nd April Dance Forum – Frameworks for Creativity Magee 17 23rd & 24th April LTC – Paul Cassidy & Atsushi Tamura Coleraine/Magee 17 26th April Textiles & Colouration Workshop Belfast 17 1st May LTC – BMus Students Magee 18 1st & 2nd May Concert of Organ and Choral Music Belfast/L’Derry 18 2nd May CMR Seminar – Colm Murphy Coleraine 18 3rd May Advanced Textile Patterning Techniques Workshop Belfast 19 3rd May LTC – UU Jazz Big Band Magee 19 4th May LTC – Faye Patton Magee 19 4th May Ulster Orchestra, Concert for Schools Coleraine 20 4th May Peace & Reconciliation: how the money was spent (the Opera!) Belfast 20 8th to 12th May Art in Brooke Park L’Derry 20 16th May CMR Seminar – John Hill Coleraine 21 24th May Collecting & the Representation of Place Belfast 21 31st May Creative Strategies in a Social Context Belfast 21 1st to 5th June End of Year Show (Magee) Magee 22 5th June Constructing NI Through Collections Belfast 22 5th to 9th June End of Year Show (Belfast) Belfast 22 5th to 9th June Silent Voice – Typography Presentations Belfast 23 19th June Representing Contemporary NI through Museums & Collections Belfast 23 LTC = Lunchtime Concert CMR = Centre for Media Research
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Page 15 and 16: [ART & DESIGN] Thursday 22nd March
Page 17 and 18: [MUSIC] Thursday 29th March 8.00pm,
Page 19 and 20: [DANCE] Saturday 21st and Sunday 22
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Page 23 and 24: [FILM/MEDIA] Wednesday 16th May 1.0
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