Upcoming events

January

Beyond Transparency: Exhibition Opening

Wednesday 8 January

12pm - 6pm

Martin Hall Exhibition Space

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Join us to celebrate the opening of 'Beyond Transparency', featuring new work commissioned by Radar.

Beyond Transparency: Works from 'Materials Residencies'

Thursday 9 January

12pm - 2pm

Martin Hall Exhibition Space

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Exhibition of works produced by Materials Residency artists during and informed by their residencies.

Co-Lab Workshop: 'Effigy as Political Protest' with Dash N' Dem

Friday 24 January

11am - 4pm

Fine Art Gallery, School of Creative Arts

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A workshop exploring collective creativity in the age of capitalist automation.

Co-Lab Workshop: Sophie Huckfield

Thursday 23 January

11am - 4pm

Fine Art Gallery, School of Creative Arts

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A workshop questioning technology as a means to combat social and political issues.

Co-Lab Workshop: Florence Peake

Wednesday 22 January

11am - 4pm

Fine Art Gallery, School of Creative Arts

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A workshop exploring consent, movement, drawing and writing.

Co-Lab: Workshop with Matthew Raw

Tuesday 21 January

11am - 4pm

Fine Art Gallery, School of Creative Arts

Progress

A workshop exploring the production and function of tiles.

Co-Lab: Workshop with Will Shannon

Monday 20 January

11am - 4pm

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A workshop with Will Shannon for Loughborough University students, working on the production of a new installation for campus.

February

Risk Music: A Workshop with Helen Papaioannou

Friday 7 February

1pm - 4pm

Cope Auditorium, Backstage Room

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A participatory musical workshop with composer Helen Papaioannou, exploring risk in group communication.

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Previous Radar Projects

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This is Just What I Saw

Katarina Hruskova and Sarah Mills develop new work exploring the legacy of the educator Marian Richardson.

Do Not Touch

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Traversing geographies real and imagined, (re)composition explored the affective, material, physical and cultural dimensions of the interplay between music and place.

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For & Against: Art, Politics and the Pamphlet

An exploration into the legacies and potentials of the pamphlet form.

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Englishes

Nicoline van Harskamp explored the proliferation of Englishes with the Discourse Analysis Research Group.

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Talk/Action

Exploring the "technologies" of conversation.

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A Weekend of Weird

Where does the real end and the unreal begin? Can we even distinguish one from the other?

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The Object is Alive

Considering museum collections via Tadeusz Kantor.

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Market Town

A programme of commissions and critical debate focusing on the regeneration of Loughborough town centre.

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Nowcasting

How might artistic approaches connect everyday experiences of weather to scientific knowledge?

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Product Pleasure

What makes an object desirable? Why do we like things?

Bar Europa 4 - Marianne Heier c Julian Hughes

Questions of Value

Value, labour and economic affect interrogated through two artists' commissions.

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Public Domestic

A project exploring the domestic environments of university life as spaces of exchange and knowledge production.

Mitra Tabrizian (6)

Home/Land

An interrogation of photography's role in articulations of gender, identity, place and citizenship.

Yoshinari Nishio (12)

AfterGold

Curated by Momus, AfterGold explored value(s) in the context of the Japanese and British Olympic teams using Loughborough University as a training base ahead of the London Games in 2012.

Heather & Ivan Morison (9)

Object Theatre

A programme interrogating the performance potential of the object.

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Human Condition/ing

An exploration of the psychology and embodiment behind the sporting drive to 'improve' the human body.

Pil and Galia Kollectiv (3)

This is not a Performance or a Lecture!

Instigating discussion about the intersection between performance and visual practice.

Serena Korda (8)

Folk Variations

An exploration and re-imagination of folk culture.

Nils Norman (13)

Building Green

A series of commissions exploring ecological relationships.

Ruth Ewan (29)

Anti-Bell

An investigation into the social power of bells.

Shona Illingworth (18)

Selected Memory

A programme inspired by the complexity of memory.

Willi Dorner - Centinary (11)

Architectures Of Control

Works exploring environmental and design 'controls', and the possibility of resistance.

Parfyme - Pool (29)

Group Process

A commissioning series interrogating collaborative and interactive arts practice, and exploring notions of 'value' in the arts.

Craig Coulthard (42)

Life is Interesting...When You’re Furious

New works on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of 'the events' of May '68 in Paris.

Claire Blundell Jones (8)

Roam: A Weekend of Walking

Roam involved six projects which used walking as a method to explore Loughborough afresh.

Janek Schaefer (7)

You are the Music While the Music Lasts

A series of performances, recordings and installations exploring the utilization of sound in the navigation, negotiation and construction of space.

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