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The Place Space and Identity Team would like to invite you to the opening of
Rachel Grant’s exhibition:

The Living Room
Date: Monday 23rd March
Time: 11am
Venue: Whitfield Valley Community Centre, Fegg Hayes

Rachel’s exhibition is housed in No. 6 East Terrace, Fegg Hayes, and will
remain open to the public Monday – Saturday 10am-2pm until the exhibition
closes on Saturday 4th April.

The Place Space & Identity Team would like to invite you to the opening of
Sarah Nadin & Clare Reynolds’ exhibition:

Benches
Date: Saturday 21st March 2009
Time: 12noon
Venue: Outside – Stoke Library, South Wolfe Street, Stoke

Bringing dance, sound and digital art together, artwork is displayed on the
sides of 15 buses travelling across the network in March and April, and 2
more performances of the dance piece are scheduled for 28th March in Longton
(12noon) and Burslem (2pm).

Each of the PS&I art projects will suit different forms of documenting, Rachel Grant’s work with the community surrounding 6 East Terrace lends itself to video documenting very well. Today we spoke to members of the community and had our first glimpse of 6 East Terrace. I am now just editing the video and will add this to the site as soon as possible.

We will add more documentaries as the project develops.

Here are a few images I got just to give you an idea of the environment.

Radio Stoke interview for the Opening of Feel the Feeling

All of these images are the result of Louise’s work in Knutton, of the first section of the unfired piece….which will eventually belong in Knutton under the care of David Taylor…..