Music, photographs and stories from the archives
12:00pm - 3:00pm /
Saturday 18th June 2016
Type: Exhibition /
Category: Department
- Aine Mangaoang
- Suitable for: All welcome
- Admission: Free, but booking is recommended
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This event is a special celebration of two of Liverpool’s most exciting cultural collections: The Institute Of Popular Music Archive and the Open Eye Gallery’s Photography Archive.
The event comprises a public talk, informal exhibition, DJs and live music inspired by the ongoing “Music, Photographs, and Stories from the Archives” project.
The event includes an exhibition of items from two of Liverpool’s hidden archives, the Institute’s Popular Music Archive and Open Eye Gallery’s archive, selected and curated by project participants. Live jazz from the Martin Smith Quartet will soundtrack the afternoon, along with new remixes from our vinyl archive by DJs Adam Sadiq and Ben Riley. The event will close with a public discussion on the meaning of music, photography and materiality in the digital era.
The event comprises a public talk, informal exhibition, DJs and live music inspired by the ongoing “Music, Photographs, and Stories from the Archives” project.
The event includes an exhibition of items from two of Liverpool’s hidden archives, the Institute’s Popular Music Archive and Open Eye Gallery’s archive, selected and curated by project participants. Live jazz from the Martin Smith Quartet will soundtrack the afternoon, along with new remixes from our vinyl archive by DJs Adam Sadiq and Ben Riley. The event will close with a public discussion on the meaning of music, photography and materiality in the digital era.