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THE GUESTLIST NETWORK | FEBRUARY 2011
Artist Johny Cotter has caused a world wide stir with his controversial painting of David Beckham. Raising the question of ‘Who we really worship in 2011?’ this painting has captured the interest of the public.
JOHNNY COTTER, A NEW BANKSY?
SOUND GALLERY
Saturday 19th March 2011 has now been confirmed as the date for the Analogue to Digital Music Expo hosted by Sound Gallery Studios. The Analogue to Digital Music Expo is the show where musicians, DJ’s and recording enthusiasts can try out the latest technology in music production and recording,
talk to
music industry experts, attend a music industry panel with John Leckie
(producer: Radiohead,
MUSE, The Coral, Stone Roses) and win software and hardware worth £5,000 in the legendary prize draw competition!
With over 800 attendees and 20 major music technology companies,
this unique event is dedicated to a whole day of workshops, hands- on demos, new product releases and live performances focusing on digital
recording and production,
guitar and bass technology, drums and soft synths, Q&A’s with ‘Sound on Sound’ and masterclasses at Sound Gallery Studios.
‘A2D offers a different approach to the big shows and much better quality one-on-one time between the public and product specialists’ Max Hodges, SoS’ forum moderator added.” Much kudos to Sound Gallery for making the herculean effort to get this off the ground and long may it continue to shine as an
Sound Gallery is a social enterprise and it exists to nurture, support and develop musicians and musical projects in the South West of England.
example to others.”
www.analogue-to-digital.com
Tickets:
www.sound-gallery.net/ shop or on the door
* Selected workshops and master classes must be booked in advance.
Join our social networks:
www.facebook.com/analogue- todigital
www.twitter.com/A2Dmusic- expo
www.youtube.com/user/sound- gallerystudios
JobServe Live!, the UK’s largest series of job fairs, is returning to the nation’s capital at Novotel Hammersmith for a two day exhibi- tion across Friday 11th March and Saturday 12th March.
The region’s best recruiters from a multitude of sectors will once again be present, not only giving
you the ideal opportunity to come and present yourself face to face to prospective employers, but also to discover new and exciting career options you may not have known about!
Also present will be free-to-attend seminars offering help on all areas of improving your employability.
This year, JobServe Events are delighted to announce that they will be working with organisations Next Step Employment and Skills Adviser and CIMA to bring you their invaluable advice and exper- tise.
To register for free entry to the event, visit
www.jobservelive.com.
Although not a street artist Johnny Cotter represents what many street artists stand for - a break down of the rules through art. With the incredible popularity of his work - Let me listen to me and not to them, which sees David Beckham crucified. Cotter has illustrated how art is anything but dead. Since Monday 17th Jan 2011 the image has had more that 150 million online views and been featured in: Italian Vouge, the Washington Post, Perez Hilton Blog, The Metro, The Daily Mail and several more.
The artist believed that his controversial artwork would be given a thumbs down by David Beckham but quite the opposite has happened and his U.K management have informed the artist that “David is not in any way offended and believes in artistic expression
and creativity”. The
artist believes that art today in galleries is difficult to access and understand and that
the white
walls of the gallery space can be uninviting and only relevant to a handful of people in comparison
For more info, check out
www.johnnycotter.com or
www.facebook.com/ johnnycottergallery
to the majority of the population. Cotter is making art for the public in a way that is easy to understand but still inspiring. His controversial images and sculptures are popular all over the world. The original of the artwork has been acquired by Boy George.
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