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Star date: 19th May 2011

LIFTING THE LID
Ordsall Community Arts
Friday 20th to Sat 21st May 2011 free
Robert Hall Street, Ordsall

The cream of Salford's artistic talent is on display at Ordsall Community Arts for two days, as Joe Coffey and Jo Carlon plus loads of others show their works in a special Lifting The Lid exhibition.

Also on display is a BMW car, done up after loads of local kids were let loose on it with loads of paint. Meanwhile Saturday sees a whole day of live events with music, kids activities, crafts and more fab art.

Full details here…


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Ordsall Community Arts has been doing some brilliant stuff in Ordsall for the past 25 years and this latest event is aimed at `lifting the lid' on some of the work it's been doing and the organisations it's been working with to reveal both Ordsall and Salford's creative talent.

On display are works by the `New Lowry', Joe Coffey, and top Lower Broughton artist Jo Carlon, plus art from Ordsall creators Leslie Holmes and Amber Sanchez. Community groups, like Women In Stitches, are also exhibiting and Gears+ is showcasing a special real BMW customised by local kids…

"Ordsall alone is buzzing with creative activity, and we wanted to showcase the fantastic work that local people are doing" says Iain Earle of Ordsall Community Arts and exhibition organiser "Part of the inspiration for the event was to feature an old BMW which was converted at Gears + by a group of young people from Ordsall.

"They are so proud of it!" he adds "They gutted it inside and out, re-moulded it and lined it with benches, and painted it. Its final destination will be in the new community garden at Ordsall Park this summer. This is your last chance to see it from underneath before it gets buried and used as a big plant pot…"

On Saturday 20th May there will be workshops and activities for children and families, free lunch at 1pm, drumming workshops and live music from two acoustic Salford bands, the Ratcatchers and the Beautiful Distractions.


LIFTING THE LID
Ordsall Community Arts and Ordsall Neighbourhood Office
2 Robert Hall Street, Ordsall, Salford, M5 3LT
Friday 20th 2:30-9pm
Sat 21st May 12-6pm
Free

Further details: www.ocarts.com
facebook - Ordsall CommunityArts  

Updated 22nd May 2011                 

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