Flux Programme A5 AW FINAL

Flux Liverpool Pg. 1

http://www.fluxliverpool.com

Pg. 2 Flux Liverpool Flux Liverpool Pg. 1

An Invitation to the Arts Re-imagined There has been a revolution in the arts in Liverpool: an uprising of young people. We’re making a stand against our current image of those cute, fuzzy interns with our mousy voices and “fresh” ideas.

Flux Liverpool is a very real approach to making young people’s creative ideas a reality, to be enjoyed by curious audiences of all ages. We, a rag-tag collective of young professionals (crowned the ‘Flux Ambassadors’) have been busy working with some of the city’s best and brightest creative producers to bring you this three-week long celebration of budding new talent, aspiring business minds, and fresh eyes on the way things are run around here.

Our aim is not only to showcase the incredible talent lurking in Liverpool’s grassroots community, but also to educate everyone on the benefits of non-ageist creative collaboration. This city is already a shining testament to young entrepreneurialism, but we want to go even further.

Inside this guide you will find a myriad of events, workshops, panels, exhibitions, and performances across our great city of Liverpool. The best place to start would be The Hub – a beacon of knowledge in this whirlwind festival, and the most likely place to catch one of us Flux Ambassadors for a chat.

Flux Liverpool is your chance to discover your creative career, learn the inner workings of the industry, and begin partnerships with some of the biggest names in the region. Plus, there’s a whole treasure chest full of entertainment to be plundered – simply pick an event and check it out.

The revolution is just beginning, so grab your place amongst us and let’s give Liverpool’s arts community a leg-up! Enjoy.

Flux AmbassadorsRead more about us on pages 38–39

@FluxLiverpool

FLUXLiverpool

instagram.com/ flux_liverpool

youtube.com/ FLUX Liverpool TV

Flux Liverpool

http://fluxliverpool.com/

http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBhXPW4PT6UXZC_GZ1Biq-Q

http://instagram.com/flux_liverpool

https://twitter.com/FLUXLiverpool

https://www.facebook.com/FLUXLiverpool


Flux Liverpool is a new approach to embed young people within the arts community through collaboration with the Liverpool arts community. Flux is an arts festival, but it is also the start of a movement. See page 40 for The Future of Flux Liverpool written by Creative Directors Amy Martin & Alex McCorkindale.

This programme is available in alternative formats on request, including large print, braille, audio and easy read. Please also contact us if you have particular access needs for any events. Email [email protected] or call 0151 478 4550.

#FLUXSKILLSEvents marked FluxSkills are designed to help develop your creative skills and aspirations.

BLUEPRINTTate Liverpool offer up a ‘festival within a festival’ with a vibrant mix of arts experiences especially for young people. See Pg 13–17 for a roundup.

FOR EVERYONEWe’ve got a plethora of events created and produced by young people for audiences of all ages. Everyone is invited.

FOR GROUPSFrom special guided tours, science experiments and cultural debates, some of our events are ideal for group visits.

#FLUXCOMMISSION#FluxCommission listings are special projects created by young people and commissioned by Flux Liverpool with funding from IdeasTap.

Flux Liverpool exists to showcase the creative talent of young people across Merseyside but our events are open to all ages.

Introduction


YEPFESTYoung Everyman Playhouse’s festival within a festival, with two weeks of new performances and new ideas.

Download the free Flux Liverpool app! See page 45 for details.


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Thu 17 July

VenueSeized – Border Force National Museum at Merseyside Maritime Museum, Albert Dock, Liverpool, L3 4AQTel: 0151 478 4499liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/maritime

TimesThursday 17 July9.30am – 2.45pm

TicketsFree, booking essential. Contact [email protected] or 0151 478 4466

Thu 17 July

Everyone deserves a chance to get heard – Unsigned, Unheard will provide a free digital platform for all undiscovered Liverpool-based musicians via a silent disco set-up at The Hub. Two iPad stations, complete with silent disco headphones, will be pre-programmed with recorded tracks/demos submitted to us by artists across the North-West. This opportunity allows independent artists across the region to list their work, but the power to be heard depends solely on you. Unsigned, Unheard will run for the duration of the festival, so come to The Hub – who knows? Perhaps you’ll uncover a hidden gem.

Thu 17 July – Sat 02 August

VenueThe Hub, Chavasse Park, Liverpool One fluxliverpool.com

TimesThursday 17 July –Saturday 02 August 11am – 6pm daily

TicketsFree, drop in

A showcase of dance, music and performance led by disabled and deaf young people from Merseyside. Young DaDaFest develops young disabled artists by giving them a platform to perform in front of a large audience. Supported by Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse. See page 47 or www.dadafest.co.uk/the-festival/event/young-dadafest-2014/ for more details about Young DaDaFest. Including Sign Language Interpretation.

VenueEveryman Theatre,5–11 Hope St, Liverpool, L1 9BHTel: 0151 709 4776everymanplayhouse.com

TimesThursday 17 July6pm – 8.30pm

Tickets£4 / £3 booking available through the venue

Should cannabis be legalised? Join us in association with the Liverpool Schools Parliament to debate such issues at Seized!, the museum of the UK Border Force at the Merseyside Maritime Museum. We are inviting groups of between 2 and 10 secondary students to join the debate. Students will start by taking part in drugs and weapons awareness workshops delivered by our specially trained education staff before debating important issues. A supportive and safe environment is provided throughout by our highly experienced staff. Students are presented with certificates and need to bring lunch.

http://www.everymanplayhouse.com

http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/maritime



Liverpool’s Young People’s Festival will take place from 17 July to 2 August. In celebration of this we are offering the opportunity for schools, music groups, community choirs and orchestras of young people aged 14–25 to perform music, song, comedy and poetry in the Museum of Liverpool’s Atrium during this period. We are also delighted to offer pre-booked groups of 12 or more young people the opportunity to explore the musical, comedy and sporting History of Liverpool in a fun, interactive tour.

Deep in the heart of the forest, thirty young pioneers courageously set out to live by their ideals. They have 3 days to create a new society and need to choose 10 moral codes to live by. But what begins merely as a college exercise ultimately takes them to their emotional limits and changes their lives… forever. Directed and devised by Rachel Brogan with Bradley Thompson and 20 Stories High Youth Theatre.

Age guidance 13+. (Warning: Contains scenes of suggested sexual violence)


TimesThursday 17 July – Saturday 02 August

youtube.com/FLUX Liverpool TV

Our official YouTube channel to keep you in the know of all things Flux. Tune in for a good dosage of Flux phantasmagoria. Get ready for the full festival experience. Watch as we deliver you backstage passes, Q&A with industry professionals and full exposure on our featured artists and tons more.

FLUX TV

VenueMerseyside Maritime Museum, Albert Dock, Liverpool, L3 4AQTel: 0151 478 4499liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/maritime

TimesThursdays 17, 24 & 31 JulyVarious Times

TicketsFree for group bookings for ages 14–25 contact 0151 478 4499. Maximum group size 10

Thu 17, 24 & 31 July

You step back into another world on this tour! The 60+ year old pilot cutter is the largest object in the NML collections and can be found in dry dock opposite the Maritime Museum. The Edmund Gardner operated as a base at sea for the pilots who guided shipping safely into Liverpool’s docks. Uniquely, for 2014, the ship will be painted in dramatic World War One inspired ‘dazzle’ camouflage this summer. Carlos Cruz-Diez’s dazzle ship is a joint commission presented by 14–18 NOW, Liverpool Biennial and Tate Liverpool in partnership with Merseyside Maritime Museum.

VenueMuseum of Liverpool,Pier Head, Liverpool, L3 1DGTel: 0151 478 4545liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/mol

TimesThursday 17 July – Saturday 02 August Various Times

TicketsFree, please contact [email protected]

Thu 17 July

Venuethe Bluecoat, School Lane,Liverpool, L1 3BXTel: 0151 702 5324thebluecoat.org.uk

TimesThursday 17 July (Performance also on Wed 16 July) 7.30pm

Tickets£4/£2 booking availablethrough the venue


http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/maritime

http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/mol

http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBhXPW4PT6UXZC_GZ1Biq-Q

http://www.thebluecoat.org.uk



Project Greensleeves is an artist led social experiment where people can leave an item of clothing in exchange for another on a giant constructed tree. It’s a new take on swap shopping with a green message. Come and join in!


TimesThursday 17 July – Saturday 02 August 11am – 6pm daily



Book an introductory tour of the exhibition with a member of our education team. During this interactive tour, students will learn about artists and artworks featured in this year’s exhibition, contemporary painting techniques, and the history of the John Moores painting prize.

VenueWalker Art Gallery, William Brown St, Liverpool, L3 8ELTel: 0151 478 4199liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/walker

TimesSelected dates Thursday 17 July – Saturday 02 AugustVarious Times

TicketsFree for schools or groups ages 14–25 but booking essential via [email protected] or 0151 478 4788


World Museum Education Team are offering the opportunity for young people across Merseyside to use cutting edge research grade laboratory equipment and become forensic scientists for the day. Using the latest bio-molecular techniques this 3.5 hour DNA workshop on bacterial evolution and the development of antibiotic resistance allows the investigation of an outbreak of either strep throat or the flesh eating necrotising fasciitis bacteria. Think Embarrassing Bodies meets What’s Eating You.

VenueWorld Museum, William Brown St, Liverpool, L3 8ENliverpoolmuseums.org.uk/wml

TimesSelected dates Thursday 17 July – Saturday 02 AugustVarious Times

TicketsFree for group bookings for ages 14–25 but booking essential. Contact [email protected] or 0151 478 4241. Schools and groups 14+

http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/walker

http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/wml



Synaesthesia is a neurological phenomenon in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway. ‘Synaesthesia Lab’ is a creative audio-visual experience exploring perception and Synaesthesia. How does it vary from person to person? How many people does it happen to? The short answer is that no one truly knows.




Thu 17 July – Sat 02 August Thu 17 July – Sat 02 August

An interactive illustrated map by the illustrator and print-maker Rhi Moxon. Explore the city’s more unusual places and lesser known stories narrated through this colourful playful map. Hold down on key places and people on the map to hear their stories, and learn what makes Liverpool such a unique place. Learn which exotic creature first arrived on British land in 1876 to what makes the clockface on the Liver Building so impressive, and hear from Liverpool characters their memories of this international city.




Fri 18 – Sun 20 July


Led by Tate Collective Liverpool, an ongoing youth art initiative, Blueprint Festival 2014 is a three day festival where young visitors can experience surprising encounters with art installations, music, spoken word, dance, theatre and a parade of living sculptures at Tate Liverpool and Liverpool city centre. Blueprint is the starting point for building a community of young creatives in the city and the region, interacting, exploring, making and experiencing art.

Blueprint is part of Circuit, a four-year national programme connecting 15–25 year olds to the arts in galleries and museums. Led by Tate and funded by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, it provides opportunities for young people to steer their own learning and create cultural activity across art disciplines.




Blueprint Festival opens with the launch of the Blueprint exhibition at Tate Liverpool on Friday July 18. The exhibition features a selection of new works by the most innovative young artists from Liverpool and the North West. To celebrate the launch of the exhibition there will be performances by acclaimed bands including All We Are and The Orielles at Tate Liverpool.

VenueTate Liverpool, Albert Dock, Liverpool, L3 4BBTel: 0151 702 7400tate.org.uk/liverpool

TimesFriday 18 July6pm – 8pm


Fri 18 July

The Blueprint exhibition launch is followed by an after party at The Kazimier. Make sure you stop by for performances by local artists.

VenueThe Kazimier, 4–5 Wolstenholme Sq, Liverpool, L1 4JJtate.org.uk/liverpool

TimesFriday 18 July8pm – until late


Fri 18 July

Blueprint Festival will head outside to Chavasse Park with a series of live performances and workshops. Kicking off events will be Levantes Dance Theatre who will run a number of street theatre workshops throughout the day. Alongside these workshops will be live music from local musicians including Vanessa Murray and Jessie Scarlet, and a performance of new music by We Can Play from Metal. Tate Collective Liverpool will run a number of creative, participatory drop in workshops throughout the afternoon. Join in with a dance event at 5pm just before the Parade of Living Sculptures.

VenueChavasse Park, Liverpool OneTel: 0151 702 7400tate.org.uk/liverpool

TimesSaturday 19 July3pm – 6pm


Sat 19 July


http://www.tate.org.uk/liverpool




On Sunday, Tate Liverpool will be taken over by young designers, graphic artists and printmakers selling their work at an art fair produced in collaboration with new startup InPrint. Jonzo, a Liverpool based print and design studio, will be on hand to help you to create your own Blueprint zine. Throughout the day look out for a number of special acoustic performances at surprising locations around Tate Liverpool and the Albert Dock.


TimesSunday 20 July12noon – 5pm


Sun 20 July

Just before we all head home after a weekend of exhibitions, interactions, performance and more, why not come and hang out and listen to some of the local bands and musicians that are featured in Blueprint.

Sun 20 July

VenueThe Dome, Chavasse Park, Liverpool One liverpool-one.com

TimesSunday 20 July5pm – 8pm


Head to Tate Liverpool and take part in a hip hop workshop and make connections between art, hip hop and spoken word. The Costumologists will be on hand offering you a chance to create some festival costume magic with them. Meet the artists involved in the weekend who will be holding relaxed drop-in discussions inside the gallery. Take part in a workshop led by digital artists who will help you experiment with the playful and bizarre ‘makey makey’ invention kits which allow everyone to be creative, inventive and imaginative. From 4pm the ground floor will be taken over with DJs, bands til late so drop-in and experience the gallery in a different light.




Sat 19 July

Make sure you take part in our parade of Living Sculptures. Departing from Tate Liverpool at 6pm The Parade of costumes, dancing and music will turn people into blue artworks and will showcase Liverpool Young People’s talent, innovation and energy.

VenueTate Liverpool to Chavasse Park and Liverpool OneTel: 0151 702 7400tate.org.uk/liverpool

TimesSaturday 19 July6pm


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http://www.liverpool-one.com


Throughout the weekend entry to Mondrian and his Studios is free for everyone under 25. Many of Mondrian’s best-known Neo-Plastic works will be exhibited, featuring his own instantly recognisable abstract style comprising of straight black lines and clearly defined blocks of primary colour. This bold, colourful, gridded style has directly influenced designers, architects and artists for generations. From Yves Saint Laurent’s iconic Mondrian Collection, which featured on the cover of French Vogue in 1965, to a recent collection by Alexander McQueen and the notable impact his work has had on modern architecture, Mondrian’s move into abstraction is sure to continue to inspire today’s creatives.


TimesSaturday 19 & Sunday 20 July10am – 6pm

TicketsFree for everyone aged 25 years and under

Sat 19 & Sun 20 July Sat 19 July

A three hour interactive performance extravaganza, taking over the Bluecoat’s much loved spaces in new and unexpected ways, this event will discombobulate your senses and sensibilities. Directed by Cocoloco (who turned the Unity Theatre “Upside Down, Wrong Way Round”) in collaboration with designer Lois Maskell and digital artists Draw & Code, and featuring Hope Street’s Emerging Artists, this immersive theatre show will take you on a cliff walk to the very edge of our civilisation in crisis. Supported by Young Everyman Playhouse.

Venuethe BluecoatSchool Lane, Liverpool, L1 3BXTel: 0151 702 5324thebluecoat.org.uk




http://www.thebluecoat.org.uk


Throughout the Liverpool Biennial festival, Artist in Residence Kevin Hunt will work in collaboration with families and the public to generate an abundance of artworks during our Sunday Art School programme as part of Flux Liverpool. Young Fellows will support and deliver on this month’s Sunday Art School which is open to all ages and abilities!

Read more about the Young Fellows on pages 23 and 48.

Sun 20 July

VenueThe Old Blind School,40 Hope St, Liverpool, L1 9DATel: 0151 709 7444biennial.com

TimesSunday 20 July1pm – 5pm


The music industry is a tough nut to crack – Flux Liverpool invites you to our panel and talks to help paint a realistic picture of the business as it is today. This event is a-must for any budding music entrepreneurs! Variety is the spice of life – our panel will provide insights from all major walks of the music path; artist, independent record label, promotion, business, and more, so pull up a seat and get educated!

Mon 21 July

VenueCamp & Furnace (In the Camp),67 Greenland St, Liverpool, L1 0BYTel: 0151 708 2890campandfurnace.com

TimesMonday 21 JulySchools & Groups11am – 1pmFor Everyone5pm – 7pm

TicketsFree, booking via IdeasTap

Showrunners Liverpool Youth Festival

An eclectic mix of Performing and Creative Arts and Media from aspiring young artists from Liverpool and Greater Merseyside. Supported by Everyman & Playhouse.


TimesMonday 21 July2pm & 7pm

TicketsFree, booking required through the venue

Mon 21 July

Northern Flight is a play by young writer Patrick Hughes that explores the notion of neighbourhood in one of Liverpool’s many empty streets. The play investigates retired resident Mary’s struggle with the absence of community. When an unexpected visitor appears in her back garden Mary is confronted with her past and forced to make a big decision about her future.

Tue 22 July


TimesTuesday 22 July2pm & 7pm




http://www.biennial.com

http://www.campandfurnace.com

http://www.ideastap.com/partners/flux-liverpool



Always thought you were destined to work in the arts or creative industries, but don’t see yourself on stage or painting a picture!? Or see yourself managing The Everyman one day? We talk with some of the leading managers, marketeers and producers around to find out all their top tips for getting noticed and producing amazing work in the arts.

Tue 22 July


TimesTuesday 22 JulySchools & Groups11am – 1pmFor Everyone5pm – 7pm


FACT’s resident group of emerging young artists Freehand Connects present an exhibition of their own work. From painting, to photography and film, explore Liverpool’s future creative landscape and meet the talented young artists who are shaping it.

Wed 23 & Thu 24 July

VenueFACT, 88 Wood St, Liverpool, L1 4DQTel: 0151 707 4444fact.co.uk

TimesWednesday 23 & Thursday 24 July12noon – 5pm


Free tours of the Liverpool Biennial Exhibition for both individuals and groups of young people can be booked via IdeasTap. Discover the themes and artists in this years Liverpool Biennial 2014 exhibition as well as the chance to see the incredible venue the ‘Old School for the Blind’ (former trade union building) it’s also an opportunity to meet our curators, mediators and young fellow teams.

Wed 23 & Thu 24 July

VenueThe Old Blind School,40 Hope St, Liverpool, L1 9DATel: 0151 709 7444biennial.com

TimesWednesday 23 & Thursday 24 July11am & 2pm



Photograph: Artist Norma Jeane – #Jan25 (#Sidibouzid, #Feb12, #Feb14, #Feb17...)




http://www.fact.co.uk


Thinking of a career in dance and the arts? Movema share skills and experiences in dance, management and entrepreneurship with young people in dynamic and fun sessions which aim to inspire, upskill and get you ready to launch the next stage in your career.

Run by the Young Everyman Playhouse Producers, Scene Change consists of six ten-minute acts showcasing the very best of Liverpool’s freshest creative talent. From writers to artists, magicians to musicians – we’ve got every scene covered. Scene Change aims to raise awareness of Liverpool’s newest arts contributors, providing a platform for those just starting out and those developing an existing reputation.

Thu 24 & Fri 25 July

VenueEveryman Theatre, 5–11 Hope St, Liverpool, L1 9BHTel: 0151 709 4776everymanplayhouse.com

TimesThursday 24 & Friday 25 July8pm

Tickets£2 booking available through the venue

Fri 25 July

VenueCamp & Furnace (In the Blade Factory),67 Greenland St, Liverpool, L1 0BYTel: 0151 708 2890campandfurnace.com

TimesFriday 25 July10am – 4pm


Scene Change

Young Everyman Playhouse present a modern twist on Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland, set in the rolling green lawns of Croxteth hall and Country Park. We find Alice all alone having become separated from her friends. Having gone through the rabbit hole, at a festival not too dissimilar to Glastonbury, Alice is adrift in a field full of hedonistic anarchists. Along the way she meets the Mad hatter, The White Rabbit and the Queen of Hearts, as well as many others. Expect a journey into madness where you may stumble on secret gigs and hidden stages, headline DJs and a cast of 50 revellers.Photograph from The Wind in the Willows by Brian Roberts.

Fri 25 – Sun 27 July

VenueCroxteth Hall and Country Park, Off Muirhead Avenue East, Liverpool, L11 1EH

TimesFriday 25 – Sunday 27 July, 5pm & 7pm

Tickets£6/£4 booking through everymanplayhouse.com or 0151 709 4776





Sun 27 JulySat 26 July

Heroine Fest wants to take over Liverpool for one day, and one day only. With a full day of activities ranging from family friendly creative workshops, to picking the brains of women at the top of their games in the arts world, to celebrating the knowledge and passion of incredible women in Liverpool. This inspiring and educational event will be for the city of Liverpool to learn from these creative women, letting them meet those who are passionate about their art forms and get involved in a hands-on way. The city of Liverpool will celebrate women’s success in the creative industry in all its disciplines.

VenueThe Dome, Chavasse Park, Liverpool One fluxliverpool.com

TimesSunday 27 July12noon – 9pm


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See The Dome play host to some of the North West’s most talented, up-and-coming musical acts. Fill your ears with musical treats from 12noon, soak up the vibes and mingle with fellow enthusiasts from all corners of Liverpool’s music community. Artists will include; Liverpool Echo’s ‘One to Watch 2014’, Dominic Dunn, the sweet grooves of Matthew McGurty and the Mnemonics, indie, soul, and rock n’ roll from The Roscoes, three-piece-dancefusion wonders Hedge Gods, and more. Come for the tunes, stay for the atmosphere, and show Liverpool One your best dance-moves.

VenueThe Dome, Chavasse Park, Liverpool One liverpool-one.com

TimesSaturday 26 July12noon – 9pm



http://www.liverpool-one.com


Calling all creative individuals wanting to achieve independence in the arts – want to know the secrets to success? Find out from the experts in this exclusive opportunity to question our panel of established artists, writers and musicians.

Mon 28 July

VenueCamp & Furnace(In the Blade Factory),67 Greenland St, Liverpool, L1 0BYTel: 0151 708 2890campandfurnace.com

TimesMonday 28 July5pm – 7pm


A week of workshops exploring the causes and consequences of Cyberbullying, culminating in a dynamic multimedia performance. Groups of young people across Liverpool will each contribute a variety of artistic and digital media to the final performance, collaborating across social and geographic boundaries. The final performance will showcase this work using dance, drama, digital media and artwork. The project aims to inspire tolerance and respect – both online and in the physical world, uniting a generation against Cyberbullying.

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VenueTBCVisit fluxliverpool.com for details

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Are you the next Stella McCartney or have you got your eye on the exhibition space at Tate Liverpool? This panel and talks brings some of the finest designers and artists in fashion, visual arts and design altogether for a whirlwind discussion bringing you top tips, industry routes and all the answers on how to take your experience to the next level.

Tue 29 July


TimesTuesday 29 July5pm – 7pm


Three women plagued by reminders of their loves, decide to auction off the reminders of heartbreak in a tacky game show. As a last ditch attempt to finally rid themselves of the emotional clutter they are clinging onto, and “move on” to pastures new, they convince themselves that these mementos are the reason they are still single. An innovative interactive theatre piece that will question the value of items that document love, lost and longed for. We offer ourselves to our audience in an ‘intimate exchange’ and ask: Are these objects really worth exposing yourself for?

Mon 28 – Wed 30 July


TimesMonday 28 – Wednesday 30 July1pm, 4pm & 6pm









VenueFACT, 88 Wood St, Liverpool, L1 4DQTel: 0151 707 4444fact.co.uk

TimesThursday 31 July – Saturday 02 August12noon – 6pm

TicketsFree, booking required through the venue

VenueWalker Art Gallery, William Brown St, Liverpool, L3 8ELTel: 0151 478 4199liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/walker

TimesTuesday 29 – Thursday 31 JulyVarious Times

TicketsFree, booking essential. Contact christina.waugh @liverpoolmuseums.org.uk or 0151 478 4173

Tue 29 – Thu 31 July Thu 31 July – Sat 02 August

The Red Shoes – an adaptation involving running themes of vanity & how it can overcome a person especially with the distractions today’s society can hold. It will include ground based work including tightwire & acrobatics with use of physical theatre & movement, along with aerial displays e.g. silks.

VenueThe Black-E,1 Great George St, Liverpool, L1 5EWTel: 0151 709 5109theblack-e.co.uk

TimesTuesday 29 July2pm


Contemporary culture is a three day course for young people age 14–18, focusing on the John Moores Painting Prize. During this fun, informal course you will take part in interactive tours, practical workshops, research your arts inspiration, share skills and be guided through a Bronze Arts Award (level 1 national qualification). Limited spaces.

Tue 29 July

1938 Palomars presents ‘Shall we dance’ an evening showcasing some of the most talented jazz artists of this decade. In attendance will be our world class live house band as well as some amazing performers on the dance floor. We will be hosting our annual swing dance competition and you our audience will decide which couple will be crowned Palomars Swing champions. Don’t miss out it will be an evening to remember at Palomars… It’s the place to go!

Tue 29 July

VenueCamp & Furnace(In the Blade Factory),67 Greenland St, Liverpool, L1 0BYTel: 0151 708 2890campandfurnace.com

TimesTuesday 29 July7.30pm – 9pm


Delve into alternative cinema from around the world with FLAG, a three day festival of all things film. We’ll be hosting special screenings, talks and plenty of opportunities to get hands-on experience, including filmmaking workshops and challenges. If you are a young filmmaker based in Liverpool, you could also see your work featured on the big screen!



http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/walker


http://www.fact.co.uk


Clara leaves school with few qualifications but manages to secure a job in a local meat factory. Clara lives with her Mum and her Granddad on a local housing estate where the gentleman callers are the kind that take away your white goods, because you haven’t kept up with pay day loan repayments. New from Liverpool writer Kellie Smith comes a Collective Encounters’ commissioned play which exposes the challenges faced by young people growing up in poverty and surrounded by inequality, through one young woman’s political awakening.

Dog Eat Dog will be visiting other venues throughout the North West in August. This tour is being funded by BBC Performing Arts Fund and BBC Children in Need.

Venuethe Bluecoat, School Lane, Liverpool, L1 3BXTel: 0151 702 5324www.thebluecoat.org.uk

TimesSaturday 01 August7.30pm – 9pm Performance is 1 hour long followed by a Q&A with the cast and director

TicketsFree, but booking required through the venue

Tiny Plays: Infinite Ideas YEP Writers bring their universe to the Everyman with miniature plays exploring time, space and the building itself. This is the world as they know it, and beyond. The Young Writers’ Programme has been a seedbed for Liverpool’s new playwrights year on year: Lizzie Nunnery (Intemperance, The Swallowing Dark), Daniel Matthew (Scrappers) and Joe Ward Munrow (Held) all began their careers here. The Time and Space Plays introduces you to the next generation. @YoungEveryPlay


TimesThursday 31 July7.30pm

Tickets£2 booking available through the venue

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20 Stories High Young Actors have been on a mission to find out the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth… about each other. When tensions within the company ran high, they decided to interview each other to find out the stories that made each member who they are today. Armed with MP3 players they have created a gritty, honest, funny and transformative piece, with actors playing each other and recounting their stories direct from MP3s live onstage.


TimesFriday 01 & Saturday 02 August7.30pm – 8.40pm

Tickets£10/£5 booking available through the venue. Age guidance: 13+

It’s Tom’s first trip to New York as a Cunard Yank, his mind opened wide by the world of music and popular culture he’s seen only in the movies… Guinness Girls banter at break time about film stars, dreams and working at the docks, while Rita, a busy mother struggles to feed her brood of kids since her fella fell for the Big Apple, big time… Unity Youth Theatre explore 1950s family life, music, community, and how Liverpool was shaped by its port city heritage.

VenueUnity Theatre1 Hope Place, Liverpool, L1 9BGTel: 0151 709 4988 unitytheatreliverpool.co.uk

TimesFriday 01 & Saturday 02 August7.30pm – 9.30pm

Tickets£8/6 booking available through the venue



http://www.unitytheatreliverpool.co.uk



TimesSaturday 02 August9pm – 11pm


Sat 02 August

Movema Dance Company will bring a children and young people community group to do a performance demonstration of the ‘World in a Box’ dance resource pack. The group will be lead by a young person aged 14–25 who has been training with Movema to deliver world dance activities. The performance will be a vibrant celebration of dances from around the world with colourful props and exciting music.

Sat 02 August

VenueThe Dome, Chavasse Park, Liverpool One movema.co.uk

TimesSaturday 02 August1pm & 2pm


Want to a pursue a career in performing arts? Perhaps become an actor, director, casting agent on stage or screen? Well get down to the Everyman Theatre for an introduction to the finest in industry professionals to give you all the best tips of the trade.

Sat 02 August


TimesSaturday 02 August12noon – 2pm


20 Stories High & Everyman & Playhouse present a fantastical celebration of all things Flux… The magic of this party is it will combine a Post Show Jam, with interactive experiences and the story of Flux so far. Kick back and help us celebrate the ride so far in our opening year. If you are a young MC, Dancer, Poet, Spoken Word Artist, Actor, Singer or Musician and you would like to perform get in touch. Young artists are welcome to perform as individuals or groups.

Contact [email protected] / 0151 708 9728.




http://www.movema.co.uk


Joelle VellaEvents Management

As a Music, Theatre and Entertainment Management Student at LIPA Joelle’s strong organisational skills are integral to the team.

Top pick: Freehand presents: FLAG Film Festival

Fran WalkerWriting

Fran has a passion for all things art and culture, and loves to utilise her writing skills in a variety of platforms. As lead copywriter for Flux she hopes to pursue a career in arts journalism or marketing.

Top pick: Hope Street Ltd presents: Sense & Sustainability

The Flux Ambassadors are a group of emerging artists, producers and marketeers aged between 16 and 25. This inspiring cohort were recruited through the cities cultural networks and have trained with arts professionals before programming and developing every part of this inaugural Flux Festival.

Alison JamesMusic/Programming

AJ is driven by her passion for music and has ambitious plans to strengthen the relationship between art and music in Liverpool and beyond.

Top pick: Unsigned Unheard

Owen JonesTheatre/Performance

Owen is both a performer and a technician as a member of 20 Stories High Youth Theatre. He is incredibly active as a dancer and actor and is working on the technical side of the Flux Dome.

Top pick: Tales from MP3

Holly LewisRadio/Film

Holly is a talented producer and presenter previously volunteering at KCC. She’s keen to expand her skills in the creative industries further.

Top pick: Flux TV

Chloe Nezianya Fashion/Performance

Chloe hopes to pursue a career in fashion and is a member of Unity Youth Theatre. She’s played a leading part in programming both the Flux Hub and the App.

Top pick: Stories from the Sea

Emma RileyVisual Art/Copywriting

Emma is heavily involved in several arts projects across the city to build on her programming and arts administration skills. She is currently lending her copy writing skills to the Flux comms team.

Top pick: AR-TEA Collective present: Junk? Treasure?

Suzy VanezisArt/Culture

Suzy is a true fashionista who is engaged with several of Liverpool’s galleries. She is an aspiring artist/ curator and is a strong believer in the power of the arts.

Top pick: John Moores Painting Prize Group Tours

Aaryn LynchPresenting/Filmmaking

Aaryn is destined for big things. A TV personality of the future, he’s never seen without his video camera and is currently documenting our Flux journey.

Top pick: Independence in the Arts

Aimee MarnellFilm/Theatre

Aimee dreams of a career in theatre, and when she isn’t working hard towards her A-levels she can be found performing as part of the Unity Youth Theatre or producing short films.

Top pick: Flux Closing Party

Jack MorganDigital Content Management

Jack is a social media wizard, and the online mastermind behind DaDaFest and a member of the Flux Comms team. His love for digital art and gaming first brought him to Flux.

Top pick: Young DaDaFest

Joe Crawford Music/Creative Writing

Joe AKA ‘Creaky Bones’ is a force to reckoned with on the Liverpool music scene and focuses all of his energy on uncovering the city’s unseen talent.

Top pick: Day at the Dome

Amy DaviesArt/Social Media/Journalism

A keen artist, journalist and photographer, Amy is at the helm of the Bluecoat’s social media. She is dedicated to increasing creative opportunities for young people.

Top pick: Shall We Dance


At the heart of our acclaimed cultural and creative industries is a strong network of passionate people who want to collaborate with, learn from and create work with and for young people. Flux is a continuous change, passage, or movement and we see Flux Liverpool as an experiment and a vehicle for change.

We see major cultural venues & organisations in the city working with young people to curate, develop and participate in programmes to engage their peers, showcasing new and emerging local and international talent.

We want to handover the keys to culture and see what happens and in the mean time take some risks and learn along the way.

As we develop this movement we want to connect with education, youth initiatives and national and international partners to develop the creative future of Liverpool by investing in the creativity of our young people.

This first pilot year has been exhilarating! With investment from Arts Council, IdeasTap, Liverpool One, Curious Minds & somewhereto_. We’ve assembled our young producers group – the Ambassadors who have created, produced and given a name to Flux. We’ve opened up conversations between cultural organisations about artistic and creative programmes.This is just the beginning!

Amy Martin & Alex McCorkindale, Flux Liverpool Directors.

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Flux Liverpool’s very own footprint in the city: The Hub. A hive of activity – The Hub is designed to be your focal point in all the beautiful chaos of Flux Liverpool. 4–G Enabled: Access our wireless network and log into our app, download events info, mooch around for activities, and have a natter with one of the team! Find the Hub in Chavasse Park in Liverpool ONE – we’ll be open daily 11am–6pm for the duration of the festival.

Beyond the scope of our festival there’s loads for young people to get involved with across our vibrant city. Whether you love visual art, dance or fashion there’s something for you! Here we’ve gathered together some of our favourites:

Collective Encounters Youth TheatreOpen to young people aged 13–25. Taking place on Tuesday evenings 6.30 – 8.30pm. CE:YT works towards two new productions each year and also takes part in masterclasses and residencies led by national practitioners and organisations.

Young Everyman PlayhouseFor anyone aged 11–25 who wants to try new activities and become part of a thriving theatre. YEP offers opportunities to become a Young Actor, Writer, Technician, Producer, Communicator or Director.

20 Stories High Youth Theatre and Young Actors CompanyCollaborate with 20 Stories High directors and artists in regular weekly groups and one-off workshops (for young people aged 13–25). No auditions, free of charge and open to everyone wanting to getting involved with theatre.

Freehand at FACT An exciting programme designed to support 13–25 year olds develop skills in a range of areas including filmmaking, management, and digital art and design.

Tate CollectiveA space for young creatives to discover, share and discuss art. If you would like to join or simply keep in the loop with Tate Collective activities and events, email [email protected]

Pagoda Chinese Youth Orchestra Open to anyone aged 8–18 who would like to learn to play an instrument. No audition or any previous music knowledge is needed, as long as you willing to give your commitment to the PCYO.

Unity Youth Theatre Gain experience in performing arts and work alongside professional theatre companies, performers and practitioners. Taking place on Mondays it’s open to all young people aged 14–18 years.

Search for these groups online or see www.fluxliverpool.com/signposting for full details.


http://www.fluxliverpool.com/signposting


Everything you need to know about Flux Liverpool in the palm of your hand – and it’s free!

This app is your interactive portal to the Flux Festival, allowing you to view the festival calendar bursting full of events and build your own bespoke ‘Schedule’. Most excitingly we’ve developed a series of Flux Missions – should you choose to accept. Collect FluxBux for completing fun activities and if you manage to secure the highest number of FluxBux, you win the jackpot.

This year’s jackpot is our highly coveted Flux Bundle bursting with all the tools you need to enhance your creative powers.

Search for ‘Flux Liverpool’ in the app store to download it for free.


As the saying goes: when you find a job you love, you’ll never work another day. As a creative individual, securing a career in the arts means just this.

However, it is no secret that the field is tough. The question of how to get your self noticed is a daunting one. You have been told that experience is key – but how do I turn this in to a career?#FluxSkills is a special part of the festival designed to get the ambitious young people of the city face-to-face with the professionals who can help guide them on their way.

Whether you have a clear idea of your chosen career path yet or not, check out #FluxSkills to hear from industry professionals across Performance, Arts Management and Marketing, Digital, Music, Design and look out for top tips and streamed events via our Flux TV.

Look out for all the listings tagged #FluxSkills for details.


Sunday 13 July Starts at 1.30pm on Anfield Road, Liverpool, L4

A part of Big Dance 2014, MDI with Foundation for Community Dance have commissioned Austrian artist Willi Dorner to create this unique performance that captures Liverpool life, which will include hundreds of members of the community of all ages; engaging with local groups, crafts, associations and societies of Liverpool in a moving installation.

Creating the theme – making the invisible, visible, the parade will make its way down Anfield Road combining live music and formational sequences, culminating in a final installation in Stanley Park. This free event will bring Anfield alive, instilling a sense of community spirit for all to witness and enjoy.

If you’re interested in getting involved email [email protected]

www.mdi.org.uk

Young DaDa encourages and empowers disabled and deaf young people through creativity. So far over 2000 young people have taken part in creative projects and training including visual arts, performance, creative writing and film-making. Young people make key decisions on the running of the programme and nurture their skills through leadership groups.

Young DaDa provides a variety of opportunities for young people throughout the year, running different projects where young people can make use of and learn new skills, and work towards attaining Arts Awards. The annual Young DaDaFest event on 17 July will see ten diverse acts entertain audiences at the Everyman Theatre.

Date for your diaries: DaDaFest International 2014 – Art of the Lived Experiment. 8 November 2014 – 11 January 2015.

www.dadafest.co.uk

This summer youth theatre members from across Merseyside will take over the Everyman and Unity Theatres for an exciting weekend of local and international youth theatre performances, workshops and collaborations. The Big Event is the annual youth theatre festival led by Merseyside Youth Theatre Development Forum. This year’s event sees performances from an international partner, the Margin Theatre from Tehran, alongside local youth theatre members. The weekend will culminate in an exciting jamming session and party.

Participating Youth Theatres: Young Everyman Playhouse, Unity Youth Theatre, Collective Encounters, Altru Youth Theatres, Acting Up, 20 Stories High, Liverpool Empire Youth Theatre, Brindley Youth Theatre, Off The Ground, Catalyst Performing Arts and Margin Theatre.

Free for Merseyside youth theatre groups. Places are limited and booking is required via [email protected] or 0151 708 9728. If you’re interested in joining a youth theatre get in touch!


http://www.dadafestco.uk

http://www.mdi.org.uk


Beautiful, intimate augmented reality-trail throughout Chinatown. Discover First Take films of the Pagoda Chinese Youth Orchestra as each young person plays a different instrument from the orchestra. Explore Chinatown and discover new music, new instruments and new culture.

www.first-take.org

1. Download the free Junaio App2. Find signs with pictures of young

musicians located in various places around Chinatown.

3. Hover your phone/tablet over the signs to make the picture come to life.

4. After watching each film press the find out more button to link you to the website and give you more info about the musical instrument.


As part of Flux Liverpool, Liverpool Biennial is launching a ‘Young Fellows’ programme, which is part of a citywide mediation and volunteer programme.

The programme includes weekly sessions focused on Liverpool Biennial 2014 as well as opportunities to interview Biennial artists, conduct individual research, visit artist studios and be trained for public speaking.

This is an excellent opportunity to meet arts professionals and develop their own career in the arts. More information can be found online or email Liverpool Biennial’s Curator Polly Brannan on [email protected].

See pages 20 and 23 for the Sunday Art School and Liverpool Biennial Tour activities led by the Young Ambassadors.

Liverpool Biennial 2014Saturday 05 July – Sunday 26 October www.biennial.com

http://www.biennial.com

http://www.first-take.org


We help creative people like you get where you want to be. Which is why we’re delighted to support young local artists at Flux Liverpool this summer.

IdeasTap is a charity that works with leading arts organisations to create industry opportunities for emerging creative talent. We offer our members access to funding, competitions, arts jobs, networking, training and advice – for free.

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From short film funding to photography mentoring, acting workshops to creative writing prizes, we can help. Find out more and join today at www.ideastap.com.

Enjoy the festival – and best of luck to all our members involved in it!

www.ideastap.com@IdeasTap


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Creative DirectorsAmy Martin & Alex McCorkindale for BearheartYoung Ambassadors Meet the team on pages 38–39.Communications PartnerChristina Grogan & Charlotte Corrie for Open CultureFestival ProductionAcquis MediaApp Developmenti-DAT & ElixelBranding & DesignSB StudioOriginal ArtworkClaire Hartley

Flux Liverpool has been devised and commissioned by LARC (Liverpool Arts Regeneration Consortium) and programmed in collaboration with National Museums Liverpool, COoL (Creative Organisations of Liverpool) and a multitude of creatives from across the Liverpool City Region.

Flux Liverpool would not be possible without the enormous contributions of each partner organisation who have helped to make Flux Liverpool as ambitious as it is.

Huge thanks go to all of the wonderful and visionary organisations and artists detailed within this festival guide and our brilliant volunteers.

Find out more at www.fluxliverpool.com/partners

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1. The Black-E1 Great George St,Liverpool, L1 5EWPg.30

2. the BluecoatSchool Lane, Liverpool, L1 3BXPg. 09, 19, 33

3. Camp & Furnace67 Greenland St, Liverpool, L1 0BYPg. 20, 24, 28, 31

4. Chavasse Park Liverpool OnePg. 15, 16

5. Croxteth Hall and Country ParkOff Muirhead Avenue East, Liverpool, L11 1EH Pg. 25

6. The DomeChavasse Park, Liverpool One Pg. 17, 26, 27, 36

7. Everyman Theatre 5–11 Hope St, Liverpool, L1 9BHPg. 06, 21, 24, 32, 34, 36, 37

8. FACT88 Wood St, Liverpool, L1 4DQPg. 22, 31

9. The Kazimier 4–5 Wolstenholme Sq,Liverpool, L1 4JJ Pg. 14

10. Merseyside Maritime MuseumAlbert Dock, Liverpool, L3 4AQPg. 07, 08

11. Museum of LiverpoolPier Head, Liverpool, L3 1DGPg. 09

12. Tate LiverpoolAlbert Dock, Liverpool, L3 4BBPg. 13–18, 22, 29

13. The HubChavasse Park, Liverpool One Pg. 07, 10, 12, 28

14. The Old Blind School40 Hope St, Liverpool, L1 9DAPg. 20, 23

15. Unity Theatre1 Hope Pl, Liverpool, L1 9BGPg. 35

16. Walker Art Gallery William Brown St, Liverpool, L3 8EL Pg. 10, 30

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