Podcasts about islington mill

Another Bonus Mini Episode today from Spoken Label features the wonderful Liz Gibson talking about work she will be showing shortly on 10th August 2022 at Islington Mill, Salford, UK on the theme of Worker's rights with assistance of several actors. A bio about Liz is (in her own words): “Hello! I'm Liz. I am a writer, performer and tutor based in Manchester. I write poetry and fiction, reviews, essays, and opinion pieces. I am inspired by themes of community, city life, queerness, body image, and mental health, as well as by travel, the natural world, and folklore. I was awarded a DYCP grant by Arts Council England in Spring 2021, to develop my poetry and performance. In early 2021, I was chosen by Dibby Theatre for the competitive First Dibs programme for LGBTQ+ theatre-makers, and am working on my spoken-word show about walking in an empty city, and finding comfort in the places, nature, and animals around me. In 2020, my poem "Arrival" was selected by Manchester City of Literature to be part of the Tartu Bus Poetry Project in Estonia, and it currently appears on bus windows in Tartu, representing Manchester. I am a graduate of The Writing Squad and Young Identity (who I represented at One Mic Stand in 2019), and a member of Out on the Page. More about Liz can be found at: http://elizabethgibsonwriter.blogspot.com/ More details about the event is here - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/workers-rights-tickets-393166239807?fbclid=IwAR0e0xYeWV4aMrssfh3yXyoVH5tk2twtM5rUtmm_yfpGgJoMnkC0kmLXcMw The event starts at 6.30pm.

On this Episode we talk to the founders of Sexquisite Events, Maedb Joy and Carmen Ali. Maedb Joy is the founder of Sexquisite Events, a community arts project for sex workers. She is also 1/3 of the poetry writing collective, Women of Words. She has notably performed for The Barbican, Beaconsfield Gallery Vauxhall, Islington Mill, Manchester and represented the Guildhall School of Music and Drama at the National Poetry Slam UniSlam for three years running. Since her recent graduation from drama school, she has been nominated for the Evening Standard Future Theatre Fund and run several poetry workshops on a regular basis. Carmen Ali is a multi-discliplined performer and writer, co-artistic director of Sexquisite Events and co-organiser & dancer at virtual strip club Cybertease. She is a passionate sex worker activist, and is committed to increasing safety for all sex workers and decreasing stigma CREDITS Logo by WillBe.Creative Podcast Theme Song Boys No Dey Smile by MEMA Music Transition Music from YouTube Audio Library Please support the podcast by following, subscribing, sharing and donating (donate link here) so that we can continue to give you great content that you love! Visit our website for more information. Follow Huwa on Instagram and TikTok Follow The Spoken World Podcast on Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/okoyomoh--egbekhuwa/message

Alison Ward is a multimedia artist based in Kingsbury, Texas.  Her work spans the gamut from vaudeville to multimedia installation sculptures, but in everything she does she creates pieces that involve a larger audience, getting them directly involved and participating in the work.  She is currently working on a collective project called Habitable Spaces.  Habitable Spaces is part ecovillage, part living sculpture.  It is a continually evolving project that invites a community of artists and farmers in to help visualize utopia. Before arriving in Kingsbury, Alison lived and worked in New York city showing and performing at the Queens Museum, The Dumbo Arts Center, the Bronx Museum, the CCCB Museum in Spain, RAW Space Gallery in Australia, Castlefield Gallery in England, and the Ponce Museum in Puerto Rico. She has done residencies at Raw Space in Australia, The Artist in the Marketplace Program, the LMCC studio program, Swing Space, Flux Factory and the Islington Mill in Manchester.  She has received grants and awards from the Brooklyn Arts Council, the Lewisham Arts council in London, the Idea fund in Houston, the GVEC Power up grant, Union Pacific, the San Antonio Area Foundation and the Texas Commission on the Arts.

Our Halloween Special is here!We explore Islington Mill with our psychic, Jayson Harrington, and meet the spirits - good and bad - who’ve been there since it was built.Not suitable for younger viewers or those of a nervous disposition.

Our Halloween Special is here!We explore Islington Mill with our psychic, Jayson Harrington, and meet the spirits - good and bad - who’ve been there since it was built.Not suitable for younger viewers or those of a nervous disposition.

In "Superbia Minty Balls" we talk about Friends Fest; Obama Day; we experiment with Mint Original Source; and we chew the cud with Greg Thorpe from Superbia and Islington Mill.Catch up now with CudCast 13!Recorded on Sunday, 5th of August 2018. Join us live every Sunday afternoon at cudcast.comPlease consider supporting us on Patreon at patreon.com/cudcast

In "Superbia Minty Balls" we talk about Friends Fest; Obama Day; we experiment with Mint Original Source; and we chew the cud with Greg Thorpe from Superbia and Islington Mill.Catch up now with CudCast 13!Recorded on Sunday, 5th of August 2018. Join us live every Sunday afternoon at cudcast.comPlease consider supporting us on Patreon at patreon.com/cudcast

The first episode of our brand new podcast! We introduce you to our new studio at Islington Mill in Manchester, UK. We discuss ABBA getting back together, celebrity extreme beauty treatments and the latest social media trends. We also open the Jar of Joy for the first time, pluck out some questions and get to know each other a bit better!

The first episode of our brand new podcast! We introduce you to our new studio at Islington Mill in Manchester, UK. We discuss ABBA getting back together, celebrity extreme beauty treatments and the latest social media trends. We also open the Jar of Joy for the first time, pluck out some questions and get to know each other a bit better!

Manifest Arts podcast interview with Manchester artist Rachel Goodyear in her studio at Islington Mill in Salford. Rachel speaks about her experience exhibiting at the Drawing Centre in New York and her recent return visit. She also shares the ideas behind her work and how it has evolved. Rachel is part of the touring exhibition Tall Tales: https://talltalestouring.com For more information about Rachel: www.rachelgoodyear.com www.houldsworth.co.uk

Maurice Carlin discusses the founding and continued growth of the Islington Mill art center and school, growing up in Ireland, arts funding, and his own artistic practice.

A Tuesday music night! Live music from local artists

For arts in Salford!