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	Nerve Articles - Issue 4
		Bluecoat Arts Centre, the oldest building in Liverpool city centre, will be undergoing major renovation work leading up to the 800th birthday of the city in 2007, and the European Capital of Culture programme of events taking place there a year later.
		This Grade One listed building, which was originally a school, before being converted into an arts centre, is in a poor state of maintenance, due to the lack of finance required to carry out repairs to the leaking roof, rotting windows, decaying brickwork, etc.
		The Bluecoat will be closed from January 2005, which will lead to the current tenants of the building having to locate elsewhere, with Biggs hoping that, if all goes to plan, it will re-open its doors again in the summer of 2006.
	www.catalystmedia.org.uk /issues/nerve4/bluecoat.htm (643 words)

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		Bluecoat Arts Centre has been a catalyst for live art in Liverpool since the 1960s (eg Yoko Ono 1967), and continues to promote new work by artists from the local to the global both in its historic former school building based in Liverpool city centre, and site specifically around the city.
		Live art is a significant strand in the art centre’s offer which also includes an exhibition programme, music, dance and literature events and a pioneering participation programme, Connect, that brings local communities and artists together in creative collaboration.
		Bluecoat’s year round live programme focuses on new and emerging artists, and offers opportunities, a supportive environment, advice and creative input, for artists to develop new work or present existing work in often unusual spaces, eg Pacitti Company at a disused Victorian reservoir in Dingle (2003).
	www.liveartuk.org /partners/bluecoat.html (316 words)

	Buro Four : Clients : Bluecoat Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Bluecoat Gallery is Liverpool's oldest Arts Centre, within a 280 year old Queen Anne-style Grade I listed building situated in the heart of the city centre.
		Bluecoat Arts Centre Limited, the charitable company that now operates the centre, plans to restore and extend the building in order to maintain the Gallery's position at the heart of Liverpool's cultural establishment for the 21st century.
		Buro Four are using their broad arts and restoration experience to support Bluecoat Arts Centre Limited in the delivery of all aspects of the project towards a viable scheme design.
	www.burofour.co.uk /bluecoat.htm (126 words)

	Liverpool Art and Culture: Bluecoat Arts Centre - Head of Finance Vacancy
		Bluecoat is seeking a dynamic and a self motivated head of finance to join the organisation as it undergoes a major £10 million capital development.
		Experience in an arts, cultural or voluntary sector context, including meeting public funding monitoring requirements, is desirable, as is knowledge of capital projects funded by Arts Council, Lottery, ERDF or regional development agencies.
		Bluecoat has been associated with the arts for almost a century, gaining a reputation for diverse contemporary visual and performing arts programming, supporting a community of tenants, artists and creative businesses and providing an attractive and popular social space at the heart of Liverpool’s cultural life.
	www.artinliverpool.com /blog/blogarch/2007/02/bluecoat_arts_centre_head_of_f.php (374 words)

	PROJECTS - BLUECOAT ARTS CENTRE, LIVERPOOL
		The Bluecoat Arts Centre project is a redevelopment of the oldest building in Liverpool City Centre as an arts, heritage, cultural business and retail complex.
		The challenge has been to equip the space for dance and drama performances, while being sympathetic to the very high architectural finish required by the architects.
		In flat floor mode, the space will be used as an art gallery, but must have the ability to quickly transform into a seated room in a variety of formats.
	www.charcoalblue.com /projects/being-built/bluecoats-arts-centre (204 words)

	Airport Parking - Art Galleries - Liverpool Airport Car Parking from SkyParkSecure
		Atkinson Art Gallery is open from Monday to Wednesday 10 am until 5 pm, Thursday 10 am until 1 pm, Friday 10 am until 5 pm, and Saturday 10 am until 1 pm.
		Bluecoat Arts Centre is Liverpool's centre for the arts.
		Admission to the Bluecoat Arts Centre is free.
	www.skyparksecure.com /cheap_airport_parking/liverpool/art_galleries.php (2569 words)

	Talk:Bluecoat Chambers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The UK-stub is for any article relating to the UK, hence why it includes the sub-category UK-geo-stub, not just for articles describing the UK as a whole.
		I know geographic locations go in UK-geo-stub, I created the category, but this is a "location" in the very loosest sense, and no enyclopedia would describe an arts centre as a location: it is firstly an arts centre, secondly a building and a distant third occupies a physical location in space.
		PS It Grade 1 listed which I think is the important bit, not the arts centre, and grade 1's a nationaly significant.--Jirate 14:48, 2005 Jan 4 (UTC)
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Bluecoat_Arts_Centre (218 words)

	BBC News \| ARTS \| Cash boost for the arts
		A design centre in memory of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence and money for Bradford's proposed centre for South Asian performing arts are among projects sharing a £90m payout.
		The Lawrence Centre will specialise in teaching architecture and design and was proposed by a charity set up in his name.
		The Arts council says it has been committed to encouraging cultural diversity for some time, granting a minimum of £20m for the sector last year and improving on that again this year.
	newssearch.bbc.co.uk /2/low/entertainment/1384540.stm (497 words)

	contemporary art books, editions and artists' books, bookstorming.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Art, Lies and Videotape is the first major exhibition at Tate Liverpool devoted to the history and significance of performance art.
		One of the first 'happenings' in England took place in Liverpool as part of the part of the 1962 Merseyside Arts Festival, and the Bluecoat Arts Centre was one of the few locations in the world to present Yoko Ono’s Cut Piece in 1967.
		A selection of films presented in the Gallery foyer expands on some of the themes in the exhibition, and a live art programme at the Bluecoat Arts Centre provides a platform for some of the UK's leading performance artists.
	www.bookstorming.com /titre.asp?idtitre=549&glu=28798 (273 words)

	Arts Council England : News item
		Bluecoat Arts Centre is Liverpool’s oldest city centre building and has been a centre for the arts for nearly 100 years.
		Bluecoat Director Bryan Biggs said, ‘For almost 300 years, the building’s development has been intertwined with that of Liverpool itself, an integral part of the city’s culture.
		For about two-thirds of its history, Bluecoat was a charity school and the paranormal reports are predominantly related to its past as a school.
	www.artscouncil.org.uk /subjects/news_detail.php?sid=17&id=417&page=3 (980 words)

	:: Welcome to ArtsProfessional - The Arts Magazine for the Digital Age ::
		Bluecoat Arts Centre, Liverpool is rejuvenating its grade 1 listed building and creating a new arts wing.
		Bluecoat re-opens in Autumn 2007 ready to play a key role in Liverpool's year as European Capital of Culture 2008.
		Bluecoat is striving to be an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all sections of the community.
	www.artsprofessional.co.uk /js02.cfm?id=4219 (163 words)

	Bluecoat Arts Centre
		The appeal's success saw the ownership of the building passing to the newly formed Bluecoat Society of Arts, established to manage the building and conserve its architectural heritage, and to promote the arts within it.
		John Willett's book Art in a City, commissioned by Bluecoat in the mid-60s, remains a classic study of the arts in Liverpool, and provided a blueprint for much of the Arts Centre's subsequent development.
		Bluecoat Gallery was formally established in 1968, to exhibit work by contemporary artists, and has developed a distinctive exhibition programme, featuring artists from the local to the international.
	www.bluecoatartscentre.com /heritage.html (607 words)

	Live Art Development Agency
		With Live Art now placed within the Visual Arts Department of ACE, the quality of Live Art applications is impressive compared to those from other visual arts practitioners and this means Live Art is looked to as best practice.
		AC raised the issue of the relationship between Live Art practice and the funding system and the feeling that the need to demonstrate a product often means that difficult to fund ephemeral work is not prioritised.
		The lack of a Live Art Festival within the region was discussed and therefore the absence of a context within which to frame a consortium festival.
	www.thisisliveart.co.uk /projects/focus_live_art/manchester.html (2624 words)

	PACE Project - Peforming Arts Creative Enterprise in H. E. Performing Arts (Site not responding. Last check: )
		art and contemporary performance in the North West, and Digital Summer, a festival of creative collaborations in arts and technology.
		His responsibilities include monitoring and reporting on Grants for the Arts, Arts Council England's open access funding scheme, identifying and addressing inequalities in grants provision in the region, and providing advice, signposting and seminars on funding to potential applicants to the Arts Council, particularly first time applicants.
		Pete is currently the Arts Development Officer for Lancaster City Council and is engaged in the development of the Storey Creative Industry Centre, a project that aims to establish both physical and fiscal resources to support the continued development of the districts Creative Industry sector.
	www.lancs.ac.uk /palatine/pace/notes.htm (1377 words)

	E-Flux : Susan Hefuna - (2004-06-11)
		Bluecoat Gallery is pleased to announce XCULTURAL CODES, the first solo exhibition in the UK by acclaimed German/Egyptian artist Susan Hefuna.
		By focusing on elements that may be considered 'exotic' from one perspective, and mundane from another, she melds the inner and outer worlds of the experience of the 'displaced', the 'migrant' and the 'foreigner', illuminating the intensity and complexity of their relationship in the process.
		Their lattice-like structures play a crucial role in the artist's drawings and sculptural objects, acting as a metaphor for issues pertinent to both her own personal concerns and background, and wider issues around culture and identity.
	www.e-flux.com /displayshow.php?file=message_1086635862.txt (488 words)

	United Kingdom/England/Merseyside/Liverpool/Arts and Entertainment : Europe Directory
		Liverpool centre which concentrates on showing and selling work made by professional craftspeople in the UK.
		Art gallery specialising in modern British and contemporary artists.
		Photos and comments on everyday art, such as public monuments, graffiti and flyer designs.
	www.europe-directory.net /United_Kingdom/England/Merseyside/Liverpool/Arts_and_Entertainment/index.html (300 words)

	Sport, Music, Theatre and Days Out in Britain (Site not responding. Last check: )
		MOMO (Bluecoat, Fri 9 July), MoMo (Music of Moroccan origin) are the Dons of Dar (digital and roots music), fusing deep traditional Moroccan roots music with trance, techno and even deep house.
		The Arabic Weekender (Bluecoat Arts Centre, Liverpool Museum and Shisha Café Fri 9 – Sat 11 July), three festival hotspots bring together a programme of music, dance, hands on workshops and food in a family friendly experience.
		Ludus Dance Company: Ten (Bluecoat Arts Centre, Thu 8 July 8.00 pm) the renowned Lancaster-based dance company bring together five women from the UK and five women from Egypt in an evening of thought-provoking physical theatre.
	www.britevents.com /event.asp?id=988&title=Arabic+Arts+Festival (585 words)

	Bluecoat Arts Centre Liverpool (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Bluecoat is a key arts, educational and community provider in a Grade I Listed building, dating from 1717, the oldest building in the city centre.
		The Bluecoat presents a continuous programme of contemporary visual and performing arts through exhibitions and performances of music, dance, literature
		It houses some 40 artists and cultural organizations as well as offering a wide range of spaces for daytime and evening hire including meeting rooms, rehearsal rooms, and the concert hall garden and courtyards for large events.
	www.globalwarmingmedia.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /profiles/bluecoate_arts_centre.htm (83 words)

	TheGalleryChannel (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bluecoat Arts Centre School Lane Liverpool Merseyside L1 3BX England UK t: 44 (0)151 709 5689 • f: 44 (0)151 709 2777
		Drawing on the genre of television documentaries and borrowing from popular culture, her art is a disturbing and frank portrayal of contemporary Britain, and tests the boundaries of what is conventionally accepted as ‘normal’ behaviour.
		Funded by the Arts Council National Touring Programme, with additional support from The Henry Moore Foundation, The Elephant Trust and The Pavement.
	www.thegallerychannel.com /content.shtml?ID=2699 (170 words)

	Tate Liverpool \| Past Exhibitions \| Art, Lies and Videotape: Exposing Performance
		A Catalogue to accompany Art, Lies and Videotape is available to buy in Tate Shop at the special exhibition price of £14.95.
		Art, Lies and Videotape is the first major exhibition at Tate Liverpool devoted to the history and significance of performance art.
		A selection of films presented in the Gallery foyer expands on some of the themes in the exhibition, and a live art programme at the Bluecoat Arts Centre provides a platform for some of the UK's leading performance artists.
	www.tate.org.uk /liverpool/exhibitions/artliesvideo (225 words)

	Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation \| Portuguese Performing Arts Awards 2004
		Visiting Arts and Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation are delighted to announce the winners of the second year of Awards which support the creation of new work by Portuguese performing artists in the UK.
		Arnolfini Live is a major UK producer of experimental theatre, live art and dance and is at the forefront of international commissioning and touring networks.
		It is funded by the British Council, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the four main Arts Councils of the UK with additional support from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
	www.gulbenkian.org.uk /news/2004/portuguese-performing-arts-awards-2004 (646 words)

	elephant
		These partnerships are built upon a shared aim, to provide visually impaired and blind people with increased opportunities to visit contemporary galleries within their communities, for exhibition tours, discussion forums, and the chance to make new work in response to current exhibitions of contemporary art.
		During the dramatic redevelopment of their grade one listed building Bluecoat selected artists to collaborate with community groups in the liverpool area.
		To explore the fusion of contemporary art and multi sensory perception, with Dr Charles Spence, Oxford University, who works in the field of experimental psychology, specialising in the senses.
	www.filamentmedia.co.uk /elephant/events.htm (341 words)

	Finale ... Pacitti Company in Liverpool
		The Bluecoat Arts Centre presents Finale, an extraordinary experience to a Liverpool audience through the contemporary and innovative explorations of the Pacitti Company, founded by one of Europe’s leading theatre practitioners, Robert Pacitti.
		Roger Hill, currently a Consultant in the Arts, formerly a Lecturer at Lipa and part of the Bluecoat Arts Centre Associate Artists.
		His most recent explorations through the live performance in the Bluecoat Arts Centre of The Mandyana, encapsulating the life and times of a transgender heroine/hero, Mandy Romero and her/his global travels.
	www.pressbox.co.uk /Detailed/11038.html (526 words)

	icseftonandwestlancs - New look for Liverpool's chamber of secrets
		IN THE still chill of the night, it is told that the cries of the school children who once occupied the Bluecoat Arts Centre for nearly 200 years can be heard echoing up its steep wooden stairs and twisting corridors.
		The 31 Bluecoat tenants responded to this project with varying degrees of alarm and eventual acceptance, although it is felt that the notice to quit by January 1 is harsh for businesses relying heavily on Christmas trade.
		Her father, renowned sculptor Edward Carter Preston was a founder-member of the Sandon Society at Bluecoat.
	icseftonandwestlancs.icnetwork.co.uk /expats/localhistory/tm_objectid=14829860&method=full&siteid=50061&page=1&headline=new-look-for-liverpool-s-chamber-of-secrets-name_page.html (477 words)

	BBC - Liverpool Capital Of Culture - Arabic Arts Festival
		The Arabic Weekender (Bluecoat Arts Centre, Liverpool Museum and Shisha Café Fri 9 – Sat 11 July), three festival hotspots bring together a programme of music, dance, hands on workshops and food in a family friendly experience.
		Ludus Dance Company: Ten (Bluecoat Arts Centre, Thu 8 July 8.00 pm) the renowned Lancaster-based dance company bring together five women from the UK and five women from Egypt in an evening of thought-provoking physical theatre.
		(Bluecoat Arts Centre, Fri 16 July 8.00 pm) and Raks Mabrouk Masterclass with Caroline Wright (Sat 17 July), a gathering of Merseyside teachers and students of raks sharki (belly dance) plus a master class by Caroline Wright, one of the country’s most inspiring exponents of this most celebratory dance form.
	www.bbc.co.uk /liverpool/capital_culture/2004/06/arabicfest/index.shtml (473 words)

	Leisure Opportunities: Bluecoat Arts Centre undergoes revamp
		The historic Bluecoat Arts Centre in Merseyside is undergoing a £12.5m redevelopment.
		The revamp will add a new arts wing, four new galleries, a 200-seat performance space and the complete restoration of the 290-year-old building and garden, which will be simply renamed The Bluecoat.
		Bluecoat’s chief executive Alastair Upton said: “The Bluecoat will be a unique centre of creativity and quality.
	www.leisureopportunities.co.uk /LOemail/wider_newsdetail.cfm?codeID=23883 (891 words)

	-Art In Liverpool- Liverpool Art Galleries, Artists News and Art Links
		Heralded at bringing video art to the mainstream contemporary artworld, it brought some of the biggest names within the medium to Liverpool, and launched them to the international artscene.
		It will be a key moment in the history of UK video art; the artists that use FACT for their expertise in staging and helping to produce work are now working with the organisation to add their works to a database for people to view.
		Stezaker has played a central role in a number of developments in contemporary art practice over the last three decades, from Conceptual Art and New Image Art in the 1970s, through to the recent resurgence of interest in collage.
	www.artinliverpool.com /list (1717 words)

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