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Walker Art Gallery



 

John Moores 24

16 September – 3 December 2006

A major exhibition of contemporary paintings selected through open competition and one of the UK’s leading exhibitions. The exhibition, which was founded by the late Sir John Moores and continues to be supported by the Moores family, has a track record for spotting rising talent. The exhibition will play a major part in the Liverpool 2006 Biennial, the only biennial of contemporary art in the UK.

Supported by: John Moores Liverpool Exhibition Trust and the aFoundation.

 

Exhibition events

 

John Moores 24
23 & 24 Oct 2006
1 to 4pm
FAMILY WORKSHOP
Take inspiration from the wonderful variety of paintings in this year’s John Moores 24 exhibition and create your own contemporary masterpiece.

Halloween Workshops
28 & 29 Oct 2006
1 to 4pm
FAMILY WORKSHOP
Get into the spirit of Halloween and join us for your chance to create your own spooky fridge magnet.


Moores and Me by Graham Crowley
31 Oct 2006
1 to 2pm
TALK
Prize winner Graham Crowley discusses the evolution of John Moores competition and maps his role within it.

Nicholas Middleton talk
31 Oct 2006
1–1.30pm
TALK
Artist Nicholas Middleton discusses his entry in the John Moores 24 competition.

Winner of the John Moores 24 competition talk
1 Nov 2006
1–1.45pm
TALK
John Moores 24 competition winner Michael Greenland discusses his work.

Behind the scenes of John Moores 24
6 Nov 2006
1–1.40pm
TALK
Ann Bukantas, curator of Fine Art and a member of the John Moores 24 judging panel provides a behind-the-scenes look at the competition and some of its highlights.

Other Events


Big Art: for little artists (permanent gallery)
Open every day 10-5pm
A vibrant and exciting multi-sensory experience where children explore art through a wide variety of activities inspired by the Walker’s world-class art collections. The gallery celebrates and encourages basic skills that can enhance a child’s experience of art, embracing drawing, reading, writing and talking.
Main Funders: JP Jacobs charitable Trust, DCMS Wolfson Museum & Galleries Improvement Fund

Parent and Baby Morning
October 30th, November 6, 13, 20 & 27 4 & December 11th  2006 10–11.15am
FAMILY ACTIVITY (SUITABLE FOR UNDER 4s)
Join us in Big Art for a chance to meet other parents and babies. Take part in specially designed activities and explore this unique gallery.
To book call 0151 478 4178: free refreshments

Young Artists Master Classes
11 &12 Nov 2006
12.30 to 2pm & 2.30 to 3pm
WORKSHOP (14 to 18 years old)
Local artist Stephen Collett leads these practical sessions offering advice on the
industry and giving you a chance to create some artworks of your own.
To book call 0151 478 4178.

Object of the month
7 & 14 Nov 2006
1–1.30pm
TALK
The Casablanca Cabinet by Ettore Sotsass.
A free information sheet is available in the gallery every day during November, plus you can join in free lunchtime talks in front of the object on the above dates.

Winter Wonderland
25 & 26 Nov 2006
1 to 4pm
FAMILY WORKSHOP
Come and make your very own winter wonderland landscape, inspired by the Walker’s collections.

A Medieval Christmas
9 Dec 2006
12.30, 1.30, 2.30 & 3.30pm
PERFORMANCE
Step back in time and join Peter Bull as he plays live medieval music using authentic instruments.

Christmas workshops
16 & 17 Dec 2006
1 to 4pm
FAMILY WORKSHOP
Join us for some festive fun and make your very own Christmas decoration.

Picture of the month
5 (BSL*) & 14 Dec 2006
1–1.30pm
TALK
Death of Oedipus by Henry Fusel.
A free information sheet is available in the gallery every day during December, plus you can join in free lunchtime talks in front of the painting on the above dates.


Walker Art Gallery
William Brown Street,
Liverpool
L3 8EL,
England

Telephone 0151 478 4199
International Telephone +44 151 478 4199

www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/walker/

 


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