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25th April 2010 update
A lot has happened and a lot stayed the same
The latest redevelopment planning app is still on hold - we're
waiting for it to be removed or go to the planning committee.
Objections will still be read by Ian Bailey
What's new is the Arts Trust idea, hoping to emulate the Kingsland Rd Tram Depot that got £2.4m to transform their space for dance.
Just click on the Beecholme header and scroll down to more recent posts or see the new "Tram Depot Arts Trust!?" page.
Yes, blogger has pages now.
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21st Jan update
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At VULPUS - new exhibit - to 31st Jan
"Changing the Nature"
25th April 2010 update
A lot has happened and a lot stayed the same
The latest redevelopment planning app is still on hold - we're
waiting for it to be removed or go to the planning committee.
Objections will still be read by Ian Bailey
What's new is the Arts Trust idea, hoping to emulate the Kingsland Rd Tram Depot that got £2.4m to transform their space for dance.
Just click on the Beecholme header and scroll down to more recent posts or see the new "Tram Depot Arts Trust!?" page.
Yes, blogger has pages now.
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21st Jan update
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At VULPUS - new exhibit - to 31st Jan
"Changing the Nature"
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1. How to object to the Old Tram Depot re-development
planning application 2009/2490
see post below or click:
http://beecholme.blogspot.com/2009/12/claptons-old-tram-depot-under-threat.html
see post below or click:
http://beecholme.blogspot.com/2009/12/claptons-old-tram-depot-under-threat.html
NEW GoPetition:
http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/save-the-tram-depot-workshops.html
as the planning dept will consider comments proir to its determination, which could be anytime up to early March - petition still active.
http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/save-the-tram-depot-workshops.html
STOP PRESS (21st Jan):
Objection deadline effectively extended... as the planning dept will consider comments proir to its determination, which could be anytime up to early March - petition still active.
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2. Result of 2nd Millfields Park Play Area meeting:
Update 17th Dec - NEW PLANNING APPLICATION WILL BE SOUGHT
Update 17th Dec - NEW PLANNING APPLICATION WILL BE SOUGHT
including
"The view of residents - one residents persective"
and
• Play Area & Park comment form - your views will make a difference
Please do add a comment, even if it's only a few words
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3. Demand an "AREA ACTION PLAN" for Clapton
Write, phone or email + petition at:
http://beecholme.blogspot.com/2010/01/demand-area-action-plan-for-clapton-now.html
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Artists:
Ann-Marie James, Anna Chrystal, Ally Mellor, Iain S. Hales, James Page, Robert Fearns, Scott Massey, Yolande Kenny
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The Arts provide us with the opportunity to re-evaluate the borders and definitions of the culture we find ourselves in.
This exhibition will look at interpretations of nature and the linguistic and visual systems of codes that permeate our understanding of nature. The materials that artworks are made of are significant in the way we understand and contextualise a piece. Through exploring these definitions we aim to challenge, not only the categorisations of nature and materiality, but also artworks themselves. The way we seek to understand ideas and objects in relation to semantic structures provides a secure world-view but limits the terms in! which we process information.
Changing The Nature includes work which, either consciously or sub-consciously, taps into our growing concern with an environmental, necessarily global approach to nature as a wider, interlinked, ecological system. A system that is not outside culture, but inextricably linked to it via phenomenon such as climate change, sustainability and a new consciousness of how we use the materials in the world around us.
V U L P U S V U L P U S
4 / 5 P r o u t R o a d C l a p t o n
http://vulpesvulpes.org/index.html
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Last exhibition (Arctic Fox)
An exhibition of new work from eleven emerging artists selected by Vulpes Vulpes.
see three posts below or click:
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NOTE: next Millfields Park Users Group meeting
is at the Beecholme Hall (bottom corner of Prout Road)
on 23rd Jan at 1pm
• see the new Millfields Park Master Plan •....
3. Demand an "AREA ACTION PLAN" for Clapton
Write, phone or email + petition at:
http://beecholme.blogspot.com/2010/01/demand-area-action-plan-for-clapton-now.html
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15 January – 31st January, 2010 
Artists:
Ann-Marie James, Anna Chrystal, Ally Mellor, Iain S. Hales, James Page, Robert Fearns, Scott Massey, Yolande Kenny
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The Arts provide us with the opportunity to re-evaluate the borders and definitions of the culture we find ourselves in.
This exhibition will look at interpretations of nature and the linguistic and visual systems of codes that permeate our understanding of nature. The materials that artworks are made of are significant in the way we understand and contextualise a piece. Through exploring these definitions we aim to challenge, not only the categorisations of nature and materiality, but also artworks themselves. The way we seek to understand ideas and objects in relation to semantic structures provides a secure world-view but limits the terms in! which we process information.
Changing The Nature includes work which, either consciously or sub-consciously, taps into our growing concern with an environmental, necessarily global approach to nature as a wider, interlinked, ecological system. A system that is not outside culture, but inextricably linked to it via phenomenon such as climate change, sustainability and a new consciousness of how we use the materials in the world around us.
V U L P U S V U L P U S
4 / 5 P r o u t R o a d C l a p t o n
http://vulpesvulpes.org/index.html
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Last exhibition (Arctic Fox)
Vulpes Vulpes presents Arctic Fox
12/12/09 – 10/01/09
Open Sat/Sun 11am 6pm (or by appointment)
An exhibition of new work from eleven emerging artists selected by Vulpes Vulpes.
We have selected work which we feel is of interest both visually and conceptually and displays a concise and considered approach in all aspects of the art making process. The show comprises a range of media and methodologies including sculpture, painting, video, site specific installation, drawing, text and animation.
The artists exhibiting are: Aaron Head, Dermot Punnett, Gary Colclough, Guy Bigland, Hannah Brown, Kevin Hunt, Louisa Durose, Matthew Hahn, Michael Lawton, Siobhan Wall, and Shona Davies & David Monaghan.
Vulpes Vulpes is an artist run gallery and project space in Hackney.
Email: information@vulpesvulpes.org
Click on "Older Posts" (below right)
for the main Tram Depot post
(continually updated)
on the next page of posts
with a lot more on the following pages
for the main Tram Depot post
(continually updated)
on the next page of posts
with a lot more on the following pages
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