Monday, October 02, 2006
LAST NIGHT the Angels Arts Bistro (TAAB) played host to a myriad of visual, performance, and musical artists! What fantastic space! Half a minutes walk downhill from the central library, the Bistro has a floor for food and drinks, topped by four floors of art space that are currently packed to capacity with a veritable buffet of artistic talent.
There was photo. There was painting. There was animation in the loft and music in the coffee room. There was an audience (praise be!) and there were artists.
A top floor room showcases artists connected to The Long Journey Home, a project working throughout the East Midlands with artists in exile. Other displays feature works by Nottingham artists, newcomers to the area, and in one or two cases simply those who were passing through at the time the call was put out for submissions.
The opening last night was a private function but from 2/10 the work is available for public view for free for two weeks.
There was photo. There was painting. There was animation in the loft and music in the coffee room. There was an audience (praise be!) and there were artists.
A top floor room showcases artists connected to The Long Journey Home, a project working throughout the East Midlands with artists in exile. Other displays feature works by Nottingham artists, newcomers to the area, and in one or two cases simply those who were passing through at the time the call was put out for submissions.
The opening last night was a private function but from 2/10 the work is available for public view for free for two weeks.
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