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  • Go ahead, market and promote your City Council, do all the work, but don’t expect any money: Artsfest 2010 http://shar.es/m6i4M You Idiots. #
  • Police Bastard – “It’s Good To Hate…..” CD & DVD (Iron Man Records 2010) Dedicated to Trogg http://bit.ly/9Jcf4g #punk #Birmingham #music #
  • More tea vicar? #
  • Who are the greatest women in the counterculture? Feel free to include their works and deeds in… http://bit.ly/bse0xi #
  • Last Under The Sun – European Tour May 2010 | Iron Man Records http://lnk.ms/7CTXZ #
  • Last Under The Sun: Last under The Sun – European Tour May 2010 http://goo.gl/fb/uwfDW #
  • Police Bastard – God Off (Death Dub remix) A work In Progress http://goo.gl/fb/tAVoA #punk #dance #nonsense #birmingham #
  • Philip K. Dick on "Consensus Reality" and the Multiverse http://bit.ly/cMQJ1j #
  • Last Under The Sun – European Tour May 2010 | Iron Man Records http://goo.gl/fb/etmRJ #
  • Gig: Last Under The Sun – European Tour May 2010 | Iron Man Records http://goo.gl/fb/azpn9 #
  • Last under the sun is rehearsing at Musoplex. Seano is back in action too. All good. #
  • Religious Institutions Are Ruled By the Morally Bankrupt — But Should We Be Cheering Religion’s Demise? http://is.gd/c4JhK #
  • massive shame about Glade Festival canceling this year – the best sponsorship free festy in the UK for Electronica Music !!! (via @Pathaan) #
  • Sat in hockley bar and grill at the big peg. Waiting for news from the hippie. This may take time #
  • New British Prime Minister A Member Of UK Equivalent Of Skull & Bones Society – http://tiny.cc/r5jug #
  • Police Bastard â?? Itâ??s Good to Hate CD (Iron Man Records) Released May 23rd 2010 #punk #birmingham #music
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  • Police Bastard – “It’s Good to Hate” CD (Iron Man Records) Released May 23rd 2010 #punk #birmingham #music http://hub.tm/bocxX #
  • Police Bastard – “It’s Good to Hate” CD (Iron Man Records) Released May 23rd 2010 | Iron Man… http://goo.gl/fb/zjtL2 #
  • #lastfm #love Inside Out by Last Under The Sun http://bit.ly/9sOexA #
  • Last under The Sun – European Tour May 2010 – Last Under The Sun’s MySpace Blog | http://lnk.ms/7Kh9t #
  • Magickal Mayhem on http://www.musicworldradio.com right now featuring international sounds from Europe, USA, Scandanavia, UK & Denma … #
  • The hippie has fixed my amp. All good for tour now. Jihaaaaaad!!!! #
  • Interested in becoming a music producer? Our Intro to Logic Course starts soon: http://bit.ly/cZEt7M (via @BlueWhaleBrum) #
  • Try writing without using the word “is” and you may find the world becomes a better place. #
  • On the a24 near horsham on way to collect new police bastard CDs #
  • Sat in the car park at one of the giant ant’s despatch outlets waiting for the packing by slave labour to finish so I can collect the CDs #
  • Israel Is Building A Robot Army http://bit.ly/9c9z26 #
  • @roedebi yeah all good but still waiting on CDs this end in reply to roedebi #
  • And I’m still waiting for the CDs…. #
  • The slaves are working hard….looks like one has a trolley….this could be a loading clue….. #
  • Result. I have the CDs. All good #
  • Police Bastard – “It’s Good To Hate…..” CD & DVD (Iron Man Records 2010) Dedicated to Trogg http://bit.ly/9Jcf4g #punk #Birmingham #music #

UK Music are looking for established music businesses in the North East who have approached banks for business finance

Here’s a message from our friends at generator. This is aimed at those operating in the North East but it raises some interesting points that may be useful to you wherever you are based.

“Our friends at UK Music are looking for established music businesses in the North East who have approached banks for business finance. ?Experience from across the industry suggests that this is hard to obtain and UK Music would like to make a case to the Government on behalf of the industry to request additional support in dealing with banks.

If you have been successful in obtaining finance for your business from the banks, UK Music would still like to hear from you as they would like to present a number of case studies.

Please read the letter below and forward your responses to info at ukmusic.org with your name, business and telephone number.”

Thank you.
Damian Baetens ?Director – Business Development?Generator
www.generator.org.uk

Read the letter here: http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4023/4588947573_e1d06e968b_b.jpg

uk music letter May 2010

Artsfest request Applications from Performing and Digital Artists – Closing date Friday May 28th 2010

ArtsFest, Birmingham will run from 10th -12th September 2010

We are very pleased to announce that applications for ArtsFest 2010 for performing and digital artists are now open. Applications for visual artists will open next week, week beginning 10th May and close 28th May 2010.

To apply please log onto the website: www.artsfest.org.uk

Mid way down the homepage there is a link to the performing and digital arts applications forms.  Please click on the link for the form you wish to complete.

You will then be directed to guidelines to help you complete your application, and by entering your email address where requested, you will then be directed to your application form.

Once you have entered your email address, you will receive an email containing a unique link to your application form. Using the save buttons at the bottom of each page in the application, you can save your application part way through completion of it.  Then by clicking on the link in the email, you can return to your application at another time. This means that you do not have to complete your application in one sitting, but can complete it in several sittings if you wish, provided you do so by the closing date of 6pm, Friday 28th May.

If you are having difficulty completing your application, please remember to look at the information, hints and tips given when you click on the blue

Information symbols that appear throughout the application form.  If you have a query not answered by this information then please contact us on 0121 464 5678 or by emailing artsfest at birmingham.gov.uk.

ArtsFest receives large numbers of applications from artists each year and to assist the efficiency of our administration processes we ask that wherever possible you complete your application on-line.  If for any reason however you are unable to do this and would like to request an email, hard copy, or large print version of the application form then please do so by telephone or email at the details above.

We look forward to receiving applications from all involved with The Music Network

ArtsFest
Birmingham City Council
Events Section
C/O Manor House
40 Moat Lane
Digbeth
Birmingham
B5 5BD
0121 464 5678
artsfest at birmingham.gov.uk
www.artsfest.org.uk
ArtsFest 10th -12th September 2010

Microblog 2010-05-07

M.A.C Arts Centre Reopens it’s doors Saturday May 1st 2010

MAC, Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham, B12 9QH

At 10 o’clock on Saturday May 1st, MAC finally reopens its doors after a two-year, £15m refurbishment giving everyone the chance to join in the fun and get to know the new MAC. With three days of activities, workshops events and performances, there will be something for everyone.

Saturday will see the first members of the public entering the new purpose-built gallery to see the opening exhibition plug in. Examining Birmingham’s changing role as a global city encountering change, exhibits include pictures and artefacts from Birmingham’s manufacturing heritage, including the sign from the now demolished HP Sauce factory in Aston, a Morris Minor and photos from Stuart Whipps’s series Ming Jue documenting Rover production moving from Longbridge to Nanjing.

Members of the public have also contributed to the show, with a newly commissioned sound piece from Peter Cusack examining people’s favourite sounds of Birmingham, and the Birmingham word cloud – a visual representation of words people associate with Birmingham submitted through social media site Twitter.

In the evening the refitted theatre is hosting its first ever standing gig with Misty’s Big Adventure, Vijay Kishore and Joe Broughton and Kevin Dempsey. Retractable seating means that the theatre is

Out on the relandscaped Terrace on Sunday, critically acclaimed dance troupe Motionhouse will be conducting open rehearsals for their spectacular new piece Cascade, commissioned by mac. One of mac’s associate artists, Motionhouse will be showing off their extraordinary dance and aerial skills as they adventure into a world of water, giving visitors the chance to get a sneak preview of the show developing and put questions to the dancers and choreographer Kevin Finnan.

Monday sees the grand finale of The City Sings, an anthem for mac composed by Helen Ottaway of Artmusic, which will ring out across the city throughout the day with trumpeters, a bus load of singing school children, the Bournville Carillon and many more all joining in. At 4pm the event will culminate in a mass performance as the various groups gather from across the park to celebrate mac’s reopening.

Throughout the weekend there will also be a host of free taster sessions covering the whole range of the Learning & Participation programme, trailers and short films in the refurbished cinema and performances and workshops hosted by South Asian arts organisation Sampad.

Dorothy Wilson, Chief Executive at mac said: “Over ten years in the making, the Building Project has created a dynamic and exciting arts centre that offers vastly improved spaces for audiences and artists alike, I can’t wait to show people around this May Bank Holiday Weekend.”

Highlights of the weekend include:

Amplifying the Map – Guided Tours
Enjoy a range of distinct trails; follow a fantastic audio trail adventure or stroll from bridge to bridge on a journey made for those who care for Cannon Hill Park.

Misty’s Big Adventure, Vijay Kishore, Joe Broughton & Kevin Dempsey
Sat 1 May, 8pm £14
Misty’s Big Adventure, bring their hip hop beats, screwy jazz, pop, scratching and electric toys. They share the event with rising start Vijay Kishore alongside virtuosi of guitar and fiddle, Kevin Dempsey and Joe Broughton.

Creating Cascade Open Rehearsals
Sunday 2 May
Take a sneak preview of Motionhouse’s next outdoor spectacle that promises to be a display of extraordinary dance and aerial skills. Watch how the show develops and put your questions to the choreographer Kevin Finnan.

plug in
Saturday 1 May – Monday 30 August
Plug in, guest curated by artist Simon Poulter, celebrates the opening of mac’s enviable new gallery space by exploring the changing role of our home city.

The Sampad Story
Saturday 1 May – Monday 30 August
A retrospective exhibition that takes you on a journey of South Asian arts in the region since 1990, told through the eyes of the artists, audiences and communities from the past twenty years.

The City Sings, a new work written by Helen Ottaway to celebrate the re-opening of mac
Monday 3 May
Join in as musicians and singers from all over Birmingham appear together to perform in the extraordinary event.

In addition, as part of the opening weekend you will be able to find out more about our Learning and Participation programme. With a wide range of free workshops, artists workshops and artist demonstrations you can take a sneaky peek and sample what’s to come!

What’s more, throughout the weekend there will be an opportunity to re-introduce yourself to our Cinema, see some trailers and shorts and catch up on some of the films that have been released while the mac has been closed. Highlights include A Single Man, It’s Complicated and I am Love.

MAC

Cannon Hill Park
Birmingham B12 9QH

www.macarts.co.uk

Registered Company no 718349
Registered Charity no 528979
VAT no 818 2851 16

Supporting Birmingham’s Bid to become UK City of Culture 2013

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