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Purple Membrane Interactive Light Installation Tine Bech June 18th 2005 From 7 – 10 pm Camberwell Artsweek Live Art Camberwell Leisure Centre Artichoke Place, London SE5 Purple Membrane is an interactive light installation in Camberwell Leisure Centres swimming pool - a membrane of light and mist to dive and swim through. Purple Membrane provides an opportunity for people to participate as both swimmers and audience. It is free and open to all people. A mist bar using fresh water will create fine fog to reflect the lighting from above. The event is part of Camberwell Arts Festival Live Art (previously Camberwell Artsweek). The artist Tine Bech works with sculpture, drawings, installations and sound, exploring the membrane between the body and the world. By using materials that relate to the body, such as tactile materials, interactive technology and sound, her work seeks to trigger an interaction between the artwork and the viewer. More Information Tine Bech mail@tinebech.com 077 6869 3073 More Information Camberwell Arts Room 117, Wilson Road Annex Camberwell College of Arts Peckham Road London SE5 8UF tel: 020 7708 8333 ‘Blowing Bubbles’ ‘Blowing Bubbles’, another invigorating exhibition of artworks by The Cooltan Team starts on Sat, 28 May and runs till Thurs, 30June, 2005 The Blue Elephant Theatre in collaboration with Camberwell Arts Week Opening event with Maggi Hambling 7th June 6-8pm 2005 Opening Times: Tue-Fri 12-6pm and Sat by appointment Blue elephant theatre 59a Bethwin Road Camberwell London SE5 0XT TEL:0207701-0100 209a Coldharbour Lane, London SW9 8RB info@cooltanarts.org.uk Telephone: company secretary on 0207-978-9611 mobile 07952-481566 Michelle Baharier Southwark Arts Forum Meeting Thursday June 16th from 6-9pm at Inspire, The Crypt, St Peter’s Church, Liverpool Grove, SE17, Are holding an open forum, facilitated by the consultants who are working with them during the next 2 months, which will be an opportunity for members to make their views heard. No members of staff will be present at this forum in order to enable members to be completely honest. Respond via email to ghilardi@ntlworld.com or by phone on 0207 252 867. Contact Details Philippa Beagley Arts Education Coordinator Southwark Arts Forum 186 Peckham High St, London SE15 5EG 0207 252 8672 0779 069 8053 philippa@southwarkartsforum.org www.southwarkartsforum.org Sign on to the website for SAF membership, SAF e-bulletin service, and to advertise your events on our calendar Nigerian life in London captured The display is a London-wide celebration of African cultures. An exhibition of photographs capturing the life of Nigerians living in London opens on Thursday. Photographer Toyin Sokefun, from Lagos in Nigeria, spent three months snapping everyday life for Nigerians living in Peckham and Camberwell. The area is said to be home to the biggest Nigerian community in the UK. The results will be displayed at the South London Gallery until May. Ms Sokefun said it was "wonderful" to discover "a Lagos in London". Arts grant The photographer has been taking pictures of churches, restaurants and bars as part of the Depth of Field project. She is one of six photographers who took part in the project but was the only one to gain an Arts Council grant to travel to London and take pictures of Nigerians living in the UK. The other five photographers have taken pictures of Lagos which will also go on display at the Peckham Road gallery. A project spokeswoman said the exhibition was a London-wide celebration of contemporary and past African cultures. BBC Please contact us to have your event in Camberwell placed here. |
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