Lone (ly) Arts Club - First Friday in the Month

Lone (ly) Arts Club - First Friday in the Month

Dates: 06 Aug 2020 - 06 Aug 2020

Location: Online via Zoom

On the 26th May 1967 English rock band The Beatles secured their eighth studio album with Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. It was surreal and psychedelic in places yet it was a landmark record in terms of it’s cultural sophistication and it’s strong artistic influence  throughout.
 
53 years later and people are still remembering what an iconic record it was. Recently a monthly arrangement was organised ideally meant for practising artists from East Lancashire and around the district. Simply titled ‘The Lonely Arts Club’ the virtual group  led by In-Situ  was arranged during  the lockdown period. 
 
The online group meets on the first Friday of each where a series of artists meet  to :-
  • Connect
  • Discuss
  • Socialise 
  • Share skills
  • Advice
  • Resources.

They pride themselves on helping to reach out, discuss, network and engage with free online talks, workshops and collaborations. 

The next session is this Friday 7th August from 9.30am - 12.30pm. The guests include Gillian Taylor of Harwes Farm who will be  inviting you to a tour of her farm and bringing along artists who wish work in the area. In addition, environmental artist Kerry Morrison will be discussing the concept of how we can co-create with nature and work more sustainably.
 
For the three hour duration the programme will be available  via Zoom. You will need to RSVP in the following link:-https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEkd-yrqjMuGNz8Q1a0p6rO1l9c-FK9XeXZ
 
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
 
There will also be a series of special guests and a collective theme throughout the session. 
 
The original Sgt. Pepper album was a defining moment in 1960s pop culture. It foreshadowed the Summer of Love and received cult status both for it’s excellent songs and stance as a relic of art for the fab four.
 
^Alex Ashworth CCG Art Blogger