Wed 22nd August – Sat 25th August 2012
3 Piccadilly Place, M1 3BN [MAP]
Water
is vital to life: we depend on it for our survival. Yet we pollute
it, disrupt it, waste it and fear it. 3 Days Without Water examines our
relationship with water and its dynamic properties which can be both
life enhancing and destructive.
Works include a water garden, sound installation and live events.
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Featured Life Friendly artists:
Kate Bevan - Water Words
louie+jesse - call and response
Opening times:
Wed 22nd Aug: 12.30pm - 5.30pm
Thu 23rd Aug: 2.30pm - 7.30pm
Fri 24th Aug: 12.30pm - 5.30pm
Sat 25th Aug: 12.30pm - 5.30pm
Free Special events:
Water Words - Kate Bevan
Saturday 25th August, 17.15 - 17.30 & 17.30 - 17.45
To ensure a place, please email: lifefriendlyartistsATearthly.co.uk with the date & time of the performance you'd like to attend. To find out more click here.
A Manchester Smell Walk
Friday 24th August, 1 - 2pm: meet 3 Piccadilly Place
Manchester has its fair share of water. From the waterways of Canal Street, Piccadilly Gardens' Fountain Plaza, the mini water features dotted around the city and, you guessed it, the rain, water has a major impact on the city's sensory landscape. But what influence does Manchester's water have on the SMELL OF THE CITY? Here's your chance to find out, with an hour-long smell walk around some of the local odour hotspots led by Dr Victoria Henshaw from Manchester University. Remember to wear sensible shoes and dress for the weather!
No need to book, just turn up at 1pm.
Water Words - Kate Bevan
"Water Words", is a participatory work for five people at a time and will be performed on...
Friday 24th August, 12.30pm - 12.45pm & 12.45pm - 13.00Saturday 25th August, 17.15 - 17.30 & 17.30 - 17.45
To ensure a place, please email: lifefriendlyartistsATearthly.co.uk with the date & time of the performance you'd like to attend. To find out more click here.
A Manchester Smell Walk
Friday 24th August, 1 - 2pm: meet 3 Piccadilly Place
Manchester has its fair share of water. From the waterways of Canal Street, Piccadilly Gardens' Fountain Plaza, the mini water features dotted around the city and, you guessed it, the rain, water has a major impact on the city's sensory landscape. But what influence does Manchester's water have on the SMELL OF THE CITY? Here's your chance to find out, with an hour-long smell walk around some of the local odour hotspots led by Dr Victoria Henshaw from Manchester University. Remember to wear sensible shoes and dress for the weather!
No need to book, just turn up at 1pm.
Visit the Smell and the city blog: http://smellandthecity.wordpress.com
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