
Manchester Library & Information Service Ooh! Can hear the soundcheck for the big Christmas lights switch on tonight with Alexandra Burke 7pm Albert Square FREE!

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Performance Artist Naomi Kashiwagi, breaks every single quiet-in-the-library rule with gramophones, records, lock grooves and acoustic experimentation in Central Library's domed Great Hall.
Naomi Kashiwagi was born 1982 and lives and works in Manchester. Her Fine Art studies at Manchester Metropolitan University include...d exchanges to Venice and Tokyo. She has exhibited in UK, Italy, Germany and Finland.
Kashiwagi transforms the utilitarian and conceptual functions of everyday technologies and phenomena. She also challenges the inter-relationships and boundaries between art, music and language. The visual, conceptual and physical parameters of drawing are central to her practice and research.
Her exhibitions include Notions of Drawing at CIP House,London;Nationwide Mercury Art Prize 2005, Air Gallery, London; Duet at the British Art Show Sideshow, Nottingham; Sonic Arts Expo 2006: The Annual San Exhibition, Manchester; ARTRADIO, Cornerhouse, Manchester, Meeting Point, Axel Lapp Project, Berlin and Paperworks:Paper Art in the 21st Century, Bury Art Gallery.
Kashiwagi’s work is also in Drawing Now: Between the Lines of Contemporary Art. This exhibition in a book form showcases the best of contemporary drawing including works by Cornelia Parker, Tracey Emin, Paul Noble and David Shrigley.Read More
Naomi Kashiwagi was born 1982 and lives and works in Manchester. Her Fine Art studies at Manchester Metropolitan University include...d exchanges to Venice and Tokyo. She has exhibited in UK, Italy, Germany and Finland.
Kashiwagi transforms the utilitarian and conceptual functions of everyday technologies and phenomena. She also challenges the inter-relationships and boundaries between art, music and language. The visual, conceptual and physical parameters of drawing are central to her practice and research.
Her exhibitions include Notions of Drawing at CIP House,London;Nationwide Mercury Art Prize 2005, Air Gallery, London; Duet at the British Art Show Sideshow, Nottingham; Sonic Arts Expo 2006: The Annual San Exhibition, Manchester; ARTRADIO, Cornerhouse, Manchester, Meeting Point, Axel Lapp Project, Berlin and Paperworks:Paper Art in the 21st Century, Bury Art Gallery.
Kashiwagi’s work is also in Drawing Now: Between the Lines of Contemporary Art. This exhibition in a book form showcases the best of contemporary drawing including works by Cornelia Parker, Tracey Emin, Paul Noble and David Shrigley.Read More
Naomi Kashiwagi @ Central Library
Time:8:00PM Thursday, November 19th
Location:Manchester Central Library

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IS THERE a woman in your life that has inspired you? Then Manchester based artist Charlotte Newson would like a photograph of them.

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Ever had a book that you loved so much you just HAD to talk
about it? That's what reading groups do all the time. There are regular reading groups at the following libraries: Central Library, Didsbury Library, Forum Library Wythenshawe, North City Library and Withington Library. Follow the link to find out more...
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Ever had a book that you loved so much you just HAD to talk about it? That's what reading groups do all the time. It's not highbrow, it's ordinary people, talking with passion about extraordinary books ...

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Manchester Library & Information Service I'm very sad to have just finished the Millenium Trilogy by Stieg Larsson. The last book was tremendous (The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest). I've left Sweden for Canada now and have started The Flying Troutmans by Miriam Toews - very funny so far...what are you reading...any recommendations?
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