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10/02/10 Talk
Don’t Call Me Crazy: How we fell in love with outsider art
6.45pm, ICA
At a time when the works of artists such as James Castle are adored by the art press and exhibitions of outsider art attract 15,000 visitors in one month, the ICA asks: What is our fascination with outsider art?
James Brett, collector of outsider art and founder of the Museum Of Everything, will be in conversation with David MacLagan, an artist, art therapist and university lecturer whose book ‘Outsider Art: From The Margins To The Marketplace’ was recently published by Reaktion. More speakers to be announced.
Nash room * £10/£9 concs/£8 members * ticket-holders to this talk can visit the Museum Of Everything out-of-hours on Wednesday 10 February, in advance of the talk
Levenshulme
12/02/10 Music
Valentine's weekend Club night'
A lover’s soundtrack and Party night
8pm-12.30am
FREE ENTRY
M19 Bar, 847 Stockport Rd, Levenshulme, Manchester
0161 224 8135
Levenshulme
12/02/10 Music
Lovers Karaoke Night
Serenade your lover at the Union’s special Valentine weekend special
Venue: Union Music Lounge, 845 Stockport Road, Levenshulme, Manchester, M19 3PW, Telephone 0161 224 1271
Doors 8pm, Free adm
Coventry
13/02/10 Talk
Kel Elliott
It’s been called café-jazz, but is it? - by Kel Elliott. Local singer and songwriter – not to mention double bass player – Kel performs a few of her own compositions, talks about her latest recordings, live performances and explains why she’d be happy to be mentioned in the same breath as the likes of Madeleine Peyroux, KT Tunstall or Norah Jones.
All events are Free and start at 11.00am.
Limited places – booking advisable
To book please phone 024 7683 2314
The next series will commence in Feb 2010.
If you have a proposal for a talk you’d like to deliver or hear please contact us.
Coventry Library
Luton
13/02/10 Dinner and dance
Galway get-together
The Galway Association are holding their annual dinner and dance on Saturday, February 13 at St. Joseph's Parish Centre, Gardenia, Luton
Tickets £20
For info contact Williw Joyce on 07735608363.
London
13/02/10 Folk/Trad
DAVID CAMPBELL
A fine singer from a famous singing family; his father is Ian Campbell, his aunt is Lorna Campbell (both of the Ian Campbell Folk Group) and his grandparents, Dave and Betty Campbell, were traditional singers from Aberdeenshire (they were the people Bob Dylan turned up to see at the Islington folk club in 1987). David sings traditional and other songs, including a few written by his father.
The Cellar Upstairs, Exmouth Arms, Starcross Street, London NW1 2HR (on the corner of Cobourg Street, near Euston and Euston Square stations; parking is easy), on Saturdays at 8.15pm For more information, call 020 7281 7700 or visit www.cellarupstairs.org.uk.
ENTRANCE: Members: £5, non-members: £6 (unwaged £1 less), except on nights marked *, when it will be £6 and £7 (unless otherwise specified – NB: higher prices on 20 March). Membership: £2 for the year ACCESS: The club room is up a short staircase.
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