Cultural Events - Cultural Development - University of Ulster

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Thursday 1st February to Saturday 24th February
Belfast Print Workshop,
Cotton Court, 30 - 42 Waring St, Belfast
UU Student
Printmaking Show
For the second year running, printmaking
students at the University’s School of Art and
Design will exhibit a selection of their work
at the Belfast Print Workshop. This is a great
opportunity to see the work of some of our
most exciting emerging artists at the outset
of their careers. Contact gallery for opening
times.
Admission: Free
Information: Belfast Print Workshop on
(028) 9023 0323 or
gallery@belfastprintworkshop.org.uk
Jill Evans, Untitled, Mixed Media Screenprint
Thursday 1st February
2.15pm - 3.15pm, Lecture Theatre,
Belfast campus
Applied Art Lunchtime Lectures
John Creed –
‘Haunted by Metal’
This series of public
lectures by applied
artists of international
repute follows on
from a successful
pilot programme,
presented in partnership with the Ulster
Museum, in Spring 2006.
The work of sculptor, silversmith and
instrument maker, John Creed can be seen in
varied urban and rural settings throughout the
UK and abroad. He taught in the Department
of Jewellery and Silversmithing at the Glasgow
School of Art from 1971 to 1995, and became
a professional blacksmith in 1988. A sculptor
in iron and steel, his most recent work has
been a pair of entrance gates in stainless steel
for the refurbished Kelvingrove Art Gallery in
Glasgow and a permanent overhead sculpture
for Aberdeen Art Gallery. For details of further
events in the Applied Art Lunchtime Lecture
series please log on to www.culture.ulster.ac.uk
Admission: Free
Information: Cultural Development Office
at the Belfast campus on (028) 9026 7286 or
t.kerr@ulster.ac.uk
Monday 5th February
1.15pm, the Octagon, Coleraine campus
Tuesday 6th February
1.15pm, the Great Hall, Magee campus
Lunchtime Concert
Paul McIntyre (piano)
and friends
Paul is a first-year PhD student in jazz
performance at the University of Ulster.
He has performed at numerous jazz festivals
nationally and internationally, and is a regular
at both the Cork and Derry annual jazz
festivals. His trio has featured on live BBC
radio programmes on many occasions, and
he has accompanied and played alongside
such world-renowned jazz singers and
instrumentalists as Jacqui Danqworth, Norma
Winstone, Gay McIntyre, Louis Stewart and
Michael Nielsen. For this concert, Paul will be
joined by Damian Evans on double bass and
David Lyttle on drums.
Admission: £3/Free admission for UU students
Information: Cultural Development Office
at the Coleraine campus on (028) 7032 4449
and at the Magee campus on (028) 7137 5456
Cutural Events SPRING 2007