***FREE ENTRY BEFORE 11PM***
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21:30 - 02:00
Thursday 30th September
RO 2, OXFORD ROAD
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GIN&CHRONIC DJS [GOLD TEETH]
\\Old School \ Hip Hop / Reggae //
Following on from the '36EXP.' Exhibition Private View & Book Launch [18:30 - 21:30 @ EASA Gallery: http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=160131510669952&ref=ts], make your way to the glass-walled KRO 2 bar on Oxford Road - just 5 minutes walk from the gallery.
To celebrate the exhibition, KRO 2 are giving every '36EXP.' guest a free KRO MEMBERSHIP CARD, which entitles you to special offers and discounts (including bottles of wine for only £8 and 4-pint pitchers of Tuborg beer for only £10) - valid for the whole year!
DJ: || DRINKS SPECIAL OFFERS || PHOTOGRAPHER || BEER GARDEN || OUTDOOR HEATING
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FREE ENTRY BEFORE 11PM // £3 ON THE DOOR AFTER 11PM.
'36EXP.' EXHIBITION
30.09.10 - 08.10.10
--Thursday 30th September 2010--
--Private View and Book Launch--
--[Drinks Reception & Canapés]--
in association with ILFORD PHOTO, BLURB, and MUSEA //
EASA GALLERY, MANCHESTER
43 HULME ST. MANCHESTER M15 6AW
PRIVATE VIEW & BOOK LAUNCH:
6:30pm - 9:30pm 30.09.10
‘36EXP.’ is a photographic exhibition involving 36 artists and 36 contact sheets. The concept of the exhibition is based upon a standard 36 exposure photographic film. Over the past six months, ‘36EXP.’ has been accepting submissions from artists, photographers and students from all over the world, including Germany, Amsterdam, Canada, India, Israel, China and Australia. The outline of the brief was simply to return to photographic film, whether 35mm, 120mm or slides, and to produce a contact sheet from the roll of film used. The exhibition features a selection of photographs from each artist as well as their contact sheet, providing an unusual combination of ‘finished photograph’ alongside an accompanying contact sheet, revealing the photograph’s development and production.
In this ambitious exhibition, digital photography is rejected in an attempt to rejuvenate traditional film methods. Each artist has taken a critical and considered approach to the exhibition of their contact sheet; some have consciously planned each frame, creating ‘aesthetic contact sheets’, whilst others have retained a more organic and natural approach, simply exhibiting the result of using film.
To celebrate the exhibition, a book version will be published and launched at the Private View on Thursday 30th September 2010 at the EASA Gallery, Manchester (invitation attached below). The 160 page, hardback book features all 36 contact sheets and a selection of photographs from the exhibition.
