With thanks to Kylie Roux.
Peacock Visual Arts have announced a series of exciting events from this weekend up until the end of April including visual arts exhibitions, live music, audio-visual installation, film and workshops.
Previews of exhibitions by Katri Walker and Gray’s School of Art’s BA Hons printmaking students take place on Friday 18th of March. See below for details.
Exhibition – North West // Katri Walker
Preview Friday 18 March | 6 – 8pm | All welcome!
Katri Walker presents video work exploring Scotland’s historic and contemporary relationship with Wild West visual culture. Featuring a collaborative audio-visual installation with experimental musician Wounded Knee.
Launch night will feature live performances from Wounded Knee and some real cowboys on the scene from the Northern Roughriders- yeehah! Supported by anCnoc Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Exhibition runs 19 March – 30 April 2011
Exhibition – WORK // GSA Printmaking Students
Preview Friday 18 March | 6 – 8pm | All welcome!
WORK is an exhibition by Gray’s School of Art’s BA Hons printmaking students giving an exciting insight into a great variety of different approaches to print and printmaking.
A diverse range of works made in preparation for the students’ degree show later in the year will be on display in the reception gallery space of Peacock.
Exhibition runs 19 March – 30 April 2011
CINECLUB // Run Down Aberdeen
Tuesday 22 March | 7pm | All welcome!
A film by Fraser Denholm exploring the perceived wealth of Aberdeen as the city at the centre of the European Oil Industry, while on the other side of the equation it is a city with areas of multiple deprivation, insufficient infrastructure for the heavy industry it supports and a city council dealing with a £150 Million deficit. An open discussion on the issues raised in the film will follow.
( See article by Fraser Denholm for more details )
Thursday Print Club
17 March – 21 April | 5.30 – 8.30pm | £60 (6 sessions)
After the success of recent weekend printmaking classes Peacock have been encouraged to offer supervised evening sessions. The aim is to help users become familiar with the workshops, to practice techniques and to gain confidence and benefit from regular supervision from Peacock Staff.
If you are interested, and wish to book a place, email linsay.croall@peacockvisualarts.co.uk and please state which area you would like to work in – either relief, etching, collagraph, screenprint or bookbinding.
PEACOCK VISUAL ARTS
21 Castle Street
Aberdeen
01224 639539
info@peacockvisualarts.co.uk
www.peacockvisualarts.com
Open Tue – Sat 9.30 – 5.30pm
e: kylie@peacockvisualarts.co.uk